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THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS

The Freeman’s Journal • Hometown Oneonta

September 29, 2022

PHOTO OF THE WEEK

Police were called Monday, September 26, to restrain a customer. The customer, who will not be identified, had requested a free packet of cigarettes and then started throwing themselves against the glass of the store front, breaking windows and injuring themselves. Read more about this incident HERE.

FRONT PAGE

Cornell Cooperative Extension Embarking on Huge Project

Weekly Medical Briefs: 09-29-22

Inside The Paper

Fly Creek General Store Vandalized

Bassett Healthcare Network Is Among State’s 2022 Best Employers

Springbrook Closes Purchase of Historic Ford Block on Oneonta’s Main Street

Sign Celebrates Historic Role of Route 20

Perspectives

Editorial

The Great Turkey Hunt

Columns

STERNBERG: M*AS*H

News from the Noteworthy: Battle Plans

Life Sketches: Puffball hunting

The Dog Charmer: No Bad dog

Letters

SCALICI: Value of School Staff

MASKIN: Domestic Violence

PUCCI: Miller Support

BOUND VOLUMES

BOUND VOLUMES: September 29, 2022

Fall Photo

Photo of the Birch Pond at Wilber State Park, Oneonta. (Photo: Nicholas Durwin)

Obituaries

John Poole Briggs

Autumn Dreams

Hyde Hall Ghost Tours Relive History in Spooky Setting

TedxOneonta Speakers Talk of Transformation

Fly Creek Fire Company Introduces Holiday Card

Historical Association Fetes Autumn with Festival

CALENDAR

Happenin’ Otsego

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