MOTEL FIRE ‘MONKEY WRENCH’ CVS Delays Closing 3rd Time On Motel COOPERSTOWN – Fortune 100 CVS Health has delayed closing on the Cooperstown Motel property for a third time, receiving an extension until Nov. 21, Martin Tillapaugh, attorney for the Al O’Brien estate, said today. “The fire at the motel really threw a monkey wrench in the middle of everything,” said Tillapaugh, referring to the Aug. 9 suspected arson at the corner of Chestnut and Beaver streets. At the time,…
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Morey’s Restaurant Shut By Sunday Evening Fire Hope Is To Reopen By Weekend By IAN AUSTIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com ONEONTA – Morey’s Family Restaurant, a staple of Oneonta eateries, narrowly avoided disaster on Sunday after a small fire broke out in one of the exterior walls. Staff evacuated diners after the smell of smoke was noticed by someone inside, and a “possible structure fire” was reported to the Oneonta Fire Department at 5:30pm. “Our cook, Cole Patenaude, used an…
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IN MEMORIAM: George Miller, 90; WWII Veteran; D&H Car Repairman ONEONTA – George R. Miller, 90, a World War II Navy veteran who spent his career as a car repairman on the D&H, passed away after an extended illness with his loving family by his side on Saturday, Oct. 22, 2016, at home. He was born April 20, 1926, in Portlandville, son of the late Steven and Elizabeth (Bolos) Miller. On Sept. 29, 1956, George married Geraldine D. Bliss in…
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New York Times’ Publisher-To-Be Reported On Cooperstown Shooting COOPERSTOWN – A.G. Sulzberger, who this week was named publisher-in-waiting at the New York Times, was in Cooperstown in April 2010 to cover the aftermath of the Good Friday shooting of one CCS student by another in Cooper Park. “In this village of 2,000, where phone numbers are given by their four-digit suffixes, people remain badly shaken in the aftermath of a violent dispute that left two 16-year-old boys recovering from gunshot wounds,”…
