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Village Hall Hearing At 7 Today

4-Way Stop Sign Eyed

For Glen, Grove Corner

The Village Board is considering a four-way stop sign at Glen (Route 28) and Grove. (AllOTSEGO.com photo)
Trustee Sternberg

COOPERSTOWN – The Village Board is planning at public hearing at 7 p.m. today on whether to erect a four-way stop sign at Glen Avenue (Route 28), the village's northern gateway, and Grove Street.   The hearing will be at 22 Main St., the Village Hall.

The move is proposed by Trustee Richard Sternberg, who chairs the trustees' Public Safety Committee,  who said there have been three accidents there in the past year.  "This is a significant problem," he said.

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