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Trustees Agree To Remove Sign That Angered Residents

Trustees Agree To Remove Sign That Angered Residents By GREG KLEIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com The village of Cooperstown will remove a controversial solar-powered speed limit sign from Pioneer Street. The village’s Board of Trustees voted unanimously Monday, April 26, to remove the sign, which was in front of 100 Pioneer Street and told motorists heading south on Pioneer if they were exceeding the village’s 30-mile-per-hour speed limit. The meeting was held in person in the village ballroom at 22…
April 29, 2021

Humor, The Best Antidote

SEE SIGNS?  EMAIL THEM TO INFO@ALLOTSEGO.COM Humor, The Best Antidote Oneonta’s Julie Carney sent along photos of two signs inspired by the coronavirus threat.  Above, the Country Dooryard sign between Portlandville and Milford references the classic line from “The Lone Ranger” asking, “Who is that masked man?” and answers with the contemporary social-distancing reminder; “It’s you.”   Inset, right: Pastor Steve Fournier of the Milford Center Community Bible Church added a bit of needed humor to his sign: “You don’t need…
April 27, 2020

Put Up Your Own Sign, But Leave Others’ Alone

Letter from MARY ANNE WHELAN Put Up Your Own Sign, But Leave Others’ Alone To the Editor: The grassy, rather triangular-shaped space at the junction of Route 80 and the Pierstown Road has always been used as a place for various signs – the TANNER HILL HERB FARM.  GRANGE BARBEQUE!  BOOK SALE! And, in political seasons, postings for various candidates. On Sunday, June 30, a sign in patriotic colors promoting the election of ANY FUNCTIONAL ADULT IN 2020 was up;…
July 10, 2019

PUTTING THE COMMUNITY BACK INTO THE NEWSPAPER

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