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AgZeit Chosen For Otego Elementary

Unatego To Sell School To Agzeit Unatego Central school board member Dick Downey was one of two board members to vote tonight against AgZeit’s proposal to redevelop the Otego Elementary School building into an indoor produce-growing enterprise. The board narrowed the building’s fate from four to two proposals: one from AgZeit, which intend to create an indoor farming facility; and The Kildonan School, which hoped to open a secondary school for students with Dyslexia. The board opted for AgZeit’s proposal,…

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Oneonta Christian School Looks At Otego Elementary

Oneonta Christian School Looks At Otego Elementary Unatego Central Board Also Considers Housing, IT Firm For School It Closed OTEGO – Three new plans for the former Otego Elementary School building, including one from the Oneonta Christian Academy, will be presented to the Unatego Central school board at a special meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 28. The entire board will hear the presentations, ask questions, and then make a decision at a Nov. 4 meeting on which proposal to…

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Unatego Reopens RFP For Otego Elementary

  CLICK HERE TO REVIEW THE NEW RFP Unatego Reopens RFP For Otego Elementary OTEGO – The Otego Elementary School is back on the market. Citing “multiple delays,” the Unatego School Board announced today it has “terminated” its agreement with AgZeit, the indoor agriculture firm in Endicott, and has reissued its RFP – request for proposals – to find another developer for the school building it decided to sell last year.…

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Front pages of Hometown, Freeman’s

EXCLUSIVE! Plate-Glass Windows Smashed Downtown GOP Urges Fernandez: Quit Sheriff’s Race Visit AgZeit, New Owner Of Otego School United Way Volunteers Save Cooptoberfest Recovery Run Turns Tragedy Into Positive OPD Chief Brenner Op-Ed On Heroin Fight Plus letters to editor, feature stories, more AVAILABLE AT THESE FINE ESTABLISHMENTS OR TRY FREEMAN’S JOURNAL HOME DELIVERY…

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