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Seward Undergoes Surgery For Cancer

Seward Undergoes Surgery For Cancer Operation Success, Physicians Say ONEONTA – State Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, underwent surgery for bladder cancer Wednesday, and his doctors told him “I can expect to make a full recovery.” This is good news, and Seward should be an inspiration to all. This should also urge people to get checked out for bladder cancer if they suspect they may have it, as it can be easily treated if caught early. By visiting a board-certified urologist…

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David J. Hildreth, 73; Math Professor At SUNY Oneonta, Delhi

IN MEMORIAM: David J. Hildreth, 73; Math Professor At SUNY Oneonta, Delhi ONEONTA – David John Hildreth, 73, a mathematics professor at SUNY Oneonta and SUNY Delhi,  died of complications from Alzheimer’s at Mountainside Residential Care in Margaretville on April 11, 2016. He was born Oct. 29, 1942, in Columbus, Ohio, the son of Robert and Emma (Turley) Hildreth.…

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H-PARB Chair Drerup Resigns, Leaving Village

H-PARB Chair Drerup Resigns, Leaving Village COOPERSTOWN – Teresa Drerup, the founding chair of the village’s Historic Preservation & Architectural Review Board, has advised Mayor Jeff Katz she is resigning, he confirmed this afternoon. “It’s a loss,” he said.  “She’s great.  She’s a pro.  I’ve always respected her.  I think she’s done a great job.” The mayor said Drerup and her husband, Kurt Ofer – the two are partners in Altonview Architects – are moving out of the village to…

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Esa Eramo, 54; SUNY Delhi Power Plant Engineer

IN MEMORIAM: Esa Eramo, 54; SUNY Delhi Power Plant Engineer MOUNT VISION – Esa T. Eramo, 54, of Mount Vision, retired SUNY Delhi power plant engineer and a black belt in karate, passed away Sunday, April 10, at Bassett Hospital, after a 13-year battle with pulmonary fibrosis. Esa was born in Inkeroinen, Finland, the son of Martti and Anja Eramo. Esa was the second of three sons. He moved to Oneonta with his parents and older brother Kari at a…

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