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THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS

The Freeman’s Journal • Hometown Oneonta

October 26, 2023

Front Page

Parking a Controversial Subject in Oneonta

Bank Lofts Garnering Awards, Recognition

FAM Exhibit Teases, Tickles, Taunts the Imagination

Inside

Town Talk: Village of Milford

Jane Forbes Clark, Clark Family Honored with Steward Award

Hartwick Institute of Public Service Hosts Local Candidate Forums

Cherry Valley Water Project Culminates in Performance, Exhibit

Community Bank To Host ShredFest, Warm Clothing Drive

Boys, Girls Soccer Sweep Games, Heading to Class C Semifinals

‘Walk To End Alzheimer’s’ Is This Saturday at Sports Center

Harpsichord Will Take FCO to the Next Level

News in Brief

New Briefs: October 26, 2023

Editorial

Ghost Story

Columns

The Partial Observer: Vets Could Benefit from VET PFAS Act

News from the Noteworthy: Regenerative Ag: It’s All About the Soil

On Stage: Student Director Discusses Upcoming Production of ‘I and You’

Citizen Science: Superstitious By Design: How We Negotiate Chaos, Uncertainty

Letters

Bloom: Vote Benton for Energy, Ideas

deBlieck: Mac Benton in Over His Head

Shelby: FOTP Pickleball Clarification

Hardin: Benton Has My Confidence

Lapin: Vote Benton for Customer Service

McGuire: Vote Basile for Skill, Experience

Buttice: Basile Dedicated, Hard Working

Murphy: Benton Has the Energy, Spirit

Harlem: Basile Has Earned Clerk Position

Woeppel: Benton Energetic, People-focused

Hulse: A Vote for Basile Ensures Service

Stefanik: Basile Is Most Qualified Choice

LWV: Exhibit Focus Is on Voter Rights

Grampp: No Place for Washington

Bliss: Basile Has the Needed Skills

Russo: Benton Brings Fresh Ideas

Bound Volumes

Bound Volumes: October 26, 2023

Bound Volumes, Hometown History: October 26, 2023

In Memoriam

In Memoriam: Diana E. Holliday

In Memoriam: Grace L. Weber

Calendar of Events

Happenin’ Otsego

Exclusively on AllOtsego.com

Cherry Valley Cat Tests Positive for Rabies

Oneonta DMV Satellite Office Announced

Kennedy Willis Center To Offer Lunch, Learn Webinars

Alzheimer’s Association Invites Area Residents To Join Walk on October 28

Hartwick, SUNY Oneonta Sports Recap

Contemporary Baseball Era Committee for Managers/Executives/Umpires Candidates Announced

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