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Drew Angus Off American Idol, But Sees Excitement In Future

Drew Angus Off American Idol, But Sees ‘Excitement’ In Future ONEONTA – In Drew Angus’ own words, “tonight is where my idol trail ends,” he reported on his Facebook page after his appearance on Fox’s “American Idol” competition Friday evening. “But I’ve made some of the closest friends and had some of the most unreal experiences of my entire life. This is not the end by any means,” said the 2011 Hartwick College graduate. The Westport, Conn., native admitted to…

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Cooperstown Asks For Proposals For Study Of Downtown Parking

Cooperstown Asks For Proposals For Study Of Downtown Parking COOPERSTOWN – A Feb. 22 “pre-bid” meeting is planned in Village Hall on a study, approved Monday by the Village Board, to determine Cooperstown’s parking needs and how to fill them, including how on-street paid parking should be adjusted in the future. Issues to be studied include what to do about parking for Bassett and Otesaga employees, how to craft a proposal for a residential permit system around the Business District, and…

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Take Walk Down Oneonta Gorge With Goodyear Lake’s Antonuccis

Take Walk Down Oneonta Gorge With Goodyear Lake’s Antonuccis Editor’s Note:  Here is a report from the Antonuccis on happening upon Oneonta Falls during a visit to Oregon, the topic of an article in this week’s Hometown Oneonta. While visiting my son and his family in Portland, Oregon, for Thanksgiving, we were surprised to find a connection of Oneonta to the great Northwest. We were visiting the famous 620-foot Multnomah Falls on the Columbia River gorge, and came across a…

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Unatego, Cooperstown Schools Under Fiscal Stress, State Says

Unatego, Cooperstown Schools Under Fiscal Stress, State Says ALBANY – State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli has updated his list of schools under fiscal stress, and Unatego and Cooperstown central school districts are on it. No locals schools are under “significant stress,” the most dire category, but Unatego is on the “moderate stress” list and Cooperstown is in the “susceptible to fiscal stress” category.…

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Architect Is Shifting Focus From Demolition To Rehab

Architect Is Shifting Focus From Demolition To Rehab COOPERSTOWN Despite talk in the neighborhood today that the 1840 home at 76 Fair St. is still being considered for demolition, the owner’s architect, Theresa Drerup, said this afternoon the razing is off the table. A renovation plan, however, will likely be offered when the village’s Historic Preservation & Architectural Review (HPARB) meets at 4:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 4, said Drerup, who operates Altonview Architects with her husband, Kurt Ofer. A look…

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