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THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS

The Freeman’s Journal • Hometown Oneonta

June 8, 2023

Front Page

OCCA To Hold Meet, Greet

CV Water Project Receives State Funding

Riverside Students Plant Apple Trees, Help Restore Piece of Oneonta History

Inside

Hesse Home in Otego: a Virtual 18th-century House and Home Museum

BFS, Lake Organizations Announce Otsego Lake HAB Testing Strategy

News in Brief

Sports Snippets: June 8, 2023

News In Brief: June 8, 2023

Editorial

Water Worries

Columns

NOTEWORTHY: SQSPCA Working Beyond the Confines of the Shelter

Letters

MALHOTRA: Appeal to President Biden: Please End War

WYANT & VOGLER: Crumhorn Property Should Be Protected

NORTHRUP: Kudos to Canadarago Lake Communities

SCHOONMAKER: Constitutionality of CAP Questioned

WELCH: Waterproof Beacons Should Replace Flares

Bound Volumes

Bound Volumes: June 8, 2023

Hometown History: June 8, 2023

Calendar of Events

Happenin’ Otsego

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