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TWO TITANS

Jane Forbes Clark, Peter Macris

Featured In This Week’s Editions

ONE: Peter Macris, who passed away Saturday, Jan. 9, transformed the Otsego County art scene, leading efforts to found the Glilmmerglass Opera, Foothills Performing Arts Center and much more. Read his life story. TWO, Jane Forbes Clark, who presides over a 150-year-old legacy of local philanthropy. Hear her tell the story of her amazing family in her own words. Both in this week's Hometown Oneonta & The Freeman's Journal, on newsstands this afternoon.
Two amazing stories appear in this week’s newspapers.  ONE: Peter Macris, who passed away Saturday, Jan. 9, transformed the Otsego County art scene, leading efforts to found the Glimmerglass Opera, Foothills Performing Arts Center and much more. Read his life story. TWO: Jane Forbes Clark, who presides over a 150-year-old legacy of local philanthropy. Hear her tell the story of her amazing family in her own words. Both in this week’s Hometown Oneonta & The Freeman’s Journal, on newsstands this afternoon.
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