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Fence Rises At CVS Site

As Motel Demolition Due

With demolition slated to begin later this week, fencing has gone up around the remains of the former Cooperstown Motel, which burned last August in a blaze later determined to be arson. CVS has since purchased the property and will build their new store on the reclaimed site, with a projected opening date of March 2018. (Jim Kevlin/AlOTSEGO.com)

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