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Reprinted From This Week’s Hometown Oneonta, Freeman’s Journal Southside Mall Lives, Even Without NY’s OK Even Though They May, Corporate Retailers Aren’t Working Curbside Conrad Picou, general manager of Panera Bread at the Southside Mall, makes sure curbside pick-ups have a touch of class as he delivers a lunch on a silver platter. Panera opened its lobby on Wednesday for kiosk ordering and to-go ordering only. “Business has been picking up gradually.” said Picou, “We are optimistic about returning 2-3…
IN MEMORIAM Vincent J. DiGiglio, 28 Sept. 14, 1991-May 17, 2020 SIDNEY – Vincent J. DiGiglio, 28, of Sidney passed away unexpectedly on Sunday, May 17, 2020 at his home. He was born Sept. 14, 1991 in Kingman, Ariz., the son of Steven J. and Karlene (Lloyd) DiGiglio. Vincent graduated from Oneonta Christian School and then attended culinary classes at SUNY Delhi. He was a proud stay at home dad to Cooper.…
CLICK HERE FOR FULL T-U ARTICLE And Then There Were 6: Capital Region To Open ALBANY – The Capital Region’s economic development region can reopen this week, the Times Union is reporting today. It will join five other regions, including Otsego County’s Mohawk Valley region, that opened Friday. This would mean more than half of the state’s 10 regions have now entered “Phase One” of Governor Cuomo’s four-phase revival of the state’s economy. Also, Cuomo announced over the weekend that…
GOVERNOR’S BRIEFING/Sunday, May 17 Cuomo To Citizens: Get Tested If Eligible ALBANY – Governor Cuomo today announced New York State has doubled testing capacity to reach 40,000 diagnostic tests per day, and encouraged eligible New Yorkers to visit a new website to find a nearby testing site. Today’s announcement comes three weeks after the governor announced an agreement for the state to work with the federal government to grow New York’s daily testing capacity from 20,000 tests a day to…
CLICK TO TRACK OTSEGO COUNTY OUTAGES 738 Customers Still Out Of Power After Yesterday’s Tornado Twenty-four hours after a tornado hammered Otsego County, knocking down trees and creating hundreds of outages, 728 customers are still without power this hour, NYSEG reports. Most of the outages were in the county’s northwest quadrant, from Fly Creek north to Springfield and west to Edmeston. While restorations are progressing as quickly and safely as possible, the county said, there are still “a few isolated…
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Common Council Asked To Spend $1.6M Tuesday ONEONTA – Common Council will be asked to spend $1.6 million when it meets at 7 p.m. Tuesday, but Mayor Gary Herzig said the biggest portion is paid by a federal grant, and the $182,000 “multi-purpose” police vehicle was custom-ordered before the coronavirus’ economic crunch hit. The semi-weekly agenda released last evening includes:…
THE NEW NORMAL • DAY ONE At Full Strength, Andela Using ‘Phase 1’ Guidelines Cynthia Andela, president of Andela Product & Ruby Lakes Glass, Richfield Springs, and Bob Walrath, Mohawk, demonstrate the glass recycling companies’ commitment to 6 feet of social distancing as the company was back at full strength Friday, the first day of Governor Cuomo’s Phase One of the “new normal.” The company’s 20-person workforce had been at half-strength during April, but with PPP funding and its customers…
Delgado’s Provisions In Democrats’ Bill That Moves To GOP Senate WASHINGTON – U.S. Rep. Antonio Delgado’s Direct Support for Communities Act made it into the $3 trillion HEROES Act, a second round of proposed federal aid at the coronavirus threat continues, his office announced after Friday’s passage. The vote was 208-199, with only one Republican vote, that of Long Island Congressman Peter King, who is retiring. Delgado’s piece of the bill “creates a formula to ensure governments of all sizes…