Near-Record Cold Is Going, Going… Overnight Saturday, temperatures dropped to 23-below in Oneonta, but it wasn’t a record, according to Weather Watcher David Mattice. The record, minus-28, was set in the 1930s. Exceptional were the accompanying high winds, which pulled the wind-chill factor down to minus-40 to minus-45. “That IS dangerous,” Mattice said. Last night, the low was a relatively balmy minus-14. The cause was an Arctic front that settled over central Canada, and it is now moving off to…
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2016 - Page 169
Tony Mongillo Drawing Unearthed…
COUNTY TAX COLLECTIONS DIPPED IN 29 COUNTIES IN ’15, PLUS OTSEGO REVIEW DiNAPOLI REPORT ON COUNTIES LOSING REVENUE…
Milford Girls Win 2nd Straight Title…
Calvary Hill Hosts Valentine’s Day Gala…
‘Love The Life You Live’ Aims To Empower, Enrich Women…
FULL OBITUARY PREPARED Catherine ‘Kitty’ Elliott, 85; Co-Owner Of Milford Market, Captain At Otesaga MILFORD – Selfless mother, grandmother and great grandmother Catherine T. “Kitty” Elliott, former co-proprietor of the Milford Market, completed her 85-year-journey, surrounded by her loving family and friends Monday, Feb. 8, 2016. Kitty joined the world with her twin sister on May 21, 1930, in Wilmington, Del. She was one of eight children born to the late Antonio and Mary (Uzzo) Mazzio. She began her hard-working…
WHO ARE THESE PIN-SETTERS IN DIZ LAMONICA’S ALLEY?…
Can You Identify Pin-Setters At Lamonica Bowling Alley? CLICK HERE FOR CLOSE-UP OF PIN-SETTER PHOTO…
Council To Allocate Funds For Plants For Miller Park ONEONTA – Common Council is scheduled to allocate $15,000, mostly from donations from the Mayor Miller Memorial Fund, for plants and materials for a park planned in honor of the late mayor at the corner of Main Street and James F. Lettis Highway. A motion allocating $11,300 from donations in the the Miller Fund and $3,700 from the city’s Community Landscaping Fund is on the agenda for council’s Tuesday meeting, which begins…
