SUNY Oneonta Announces President Will Retire In ’18 ONEONTA – SUNY Oneonta President Nancy Kleniewski has announced her plan to retire from the college in July 2018. She informed members of the College Council and other campus leadership groups before communicating her decision to members of the campus community and parents of students via email earlier today, according to a press release. “SUNY Oneonta is a wonderful institution, and I am honored to have had the opportunity to serve as…
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Inquiry Into Sheriff Resumes Tomorrow Will County Board Chair Clark Sit In? By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – Two unopened boxes of personnel records from the county Sheriff’s Department have been turned over to the county board’s Public Safety & Legal Affairs Committee and will be opened and catalogued tomorrow afternoon, according to the committee’s chairman, Ed Frazier, R-Unadilla. Frazier said today he has invited his committee members, plus county Rep. Andrew Stammel, D-Town of Oneonta –…
Cooperstown Trustee Sworn In…
Zephyr Telling Supporters She Won’t Run In 19th Again By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com Zephyr Teachout has begun advising supporters she won’t run for Congress next year in New York’s 19th District, which includes Otsego County. Word was circulating today that the Fordham University law professor who moved to Dover Plains last year to contend in the 19th would not challenge freshman Republican John Faso next year. Teachout’s brother took a message earlier this evening at their parents Staatsburg home,…
The Art of Canstruction On Display At Southside Mall…
Clark Sports Center Will Reopen June 17 3 Swimming Pools, Conference Rooms, Lobby With 35-ft. Climbing Wall Added COOPERSTOWN – The Clark Sports Center, under renovation since the fall of 2015, will reopen Saturday, June 17, Jane Forbes Clark, The Clark Foundation president, announced this afternoon. “Every aspect of The Clark Sports Center is now either new or has been completely renovated,” said Miss Clark. “As a result, we will be able to continue providing a wide range of programming and…
Great Weather For SADD Race With temperatures nearing 60s, blue skies and a pleasant wind at their backs, over 300 runners hit the streets this afternoon for the 19th annual SADD 5K run at the Oneonta High School. Above, Liberty Dutcher, Wendy Slicer, Kelly Rogers and Nick Mykyntyn, members of Ainsley’s Angels, take off up the hill on East Street during the first leg of the race. Right, Zac Godfrey, Oneonta, crosses the finish line with the best overall time…
Woman Charged With Abandoning Cats, Rabbits MILFORD – A Waterloo woman was arrested after county sheriff’s deputies allege she abandoned cats and rabbits in a home without food or water. Kerstin M. Marland, 22, of Waterloo, was arrested yesterday following an investigation that began with a Jan. 30 complaint that several animals had been abandoned in a Milford house.…
Legislators Miss Budget Deadline For 1st Time Since Cuomo Elected…
IN MEMORIAM Robert B. Anderson, 78; Farmer, Former Laurens Highway Chief ONEONTA – Robert B. Anderson, 78, of Oneonta, former Laurens town highway superintendent after retiring from farming in West Edmeston, died unexpectedly Wednesday March 29, 2017, in Oneonta. Bob was born April 1, 1938, in Canandaigua, son of the late Robert E. and Norma Bulman Anderson. He was a graduate of Victor Central School prior to working for the state Thruway. Soon after, Bob joined the Coast Guard.…
