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THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS

The Freeman’s Journal • Hometown Oneonta

October 12, 2023

Front Page

County Races Few and Far Between

Here Today, Gone Tomorrow

Helios Care Seeks Nominations for Matsuo Award

Event Fetes Local Chefs, Foods

Hartwick Resident Reflects on Muddy, Fulfilling Burning Man

Inside

Pathfinder Athletes Enjoy Skills Clinic with Former MLB Players

Iron String Press Extends Subscription Drive Benefitting NFPs

League Sets Candidates Debate for Town of Hartwick Council

Church Displays New Banner

Rural Innovation Council Six-month Progress Report Impressive

Artists Callahan, Whitten To Lead Exhibit Tour

Locals: People & Businesses in the News

Huntsman Receives Walter A. Franck Physician Excellence Award

News in Brief

Sports Snippets: October 12, 2023

Editorial

Resurrect WQCC, Please

Columns

The Partial Observer: There’s More to County Population Decline Than Meets the Eye

News from the Noteworthy: What You Don’t Know Can Hurt You

On Stage: Rich Dance-Theatre Heritage To Be Celebrated at Hartwick

Letters

Bartleson: Benton Is Choice for County Clerk

Brockway: Basile Deserving of Clerk Position

Hamill: Candidate To Run for Mayoral Post

Covert: Basile Has the Experience

Falco: Benton Is Best for City Future

Fierke: Benton Has the Qualifications

Mickle: Jen Basile Has Proven Record

Herzig: Support for Mac Benton

Lentz: Benton Will Serve Well

MacMillan: Deputy Clerk Best Choice

Lipari Shue: Go-getter for Clerk Needed

Catan: Another Nod for Basile

Bound Volumes

Bound Volumes: October 12, 2023

Bound Volumes, Hometown History: October 12, 2023

Calendar of Events

Happenin’ Otsego

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News Briefs: October 10, 2023

Sports Snippets: October 8, 2023

Cigarette Tax Hike Projected To Save 15,300 New Yorkers’ Lives

Pathfinder Village Announces ‘I Am’ Campaign

SUNY Delhi Receives Major Gift to Expand Spay, Neuter Services for Community

SUNY Oneonta To Hold Solar Eclipse Viewing Event

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