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AP CALLS IT FOR CUOMO

2018 MIDTERM ELECTIONS AP CALLS IT FOR CUOMO Less than nine minutes after the polls closed, the Associate Press called the gubernatorial race for Andrew Cuomo, the two-term incumbent and son of former governor Mario Cuomo, who was also elected for three terms. The Democratic governor had been challenged by the Republican Dutchess County executive, Marc Molinaro. With less than 1 percent of the votes counted, the New York Times also called it.  At that point, the governor had 2,733…
November 6, 2018

Bike Rack Under Construction At Pioneer Park, More Planned

Bike Rack Under Construction At Pioneer Park; More Planned By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – Village Trustee Cindy Falk foresees a “pocket oasis in the downtown” when the work now underway in Pioneer Park is done. Beginning last week, a trench is being dug to create a foundation for a bike rack and bike repair station, and a final plan for the whole park is now being prepared by landscape architect Michael Haas of Delta Engineering, Endwell.…
November 6, 2018

Rayburn B. Chambers, 63; Enthusiast Outdoorsman Retired From Kraft

IN MEMORIAM:  Rayburn B. Chambers, 63; Enthusiast Outdoorsman Retired From Kraft ONEONTA – Rayburn B. Chambers, Sr., 63, a retiree from the South Edmeston Kraft plant, (now Chobani), passed away unexpectedly at his home on Nov. 3, 2018. Ray was born on Nov. 24, 1954, in New Berlin, s a son of the late Charles and Lucille (Mudge) Chambers. Ray was most notably known for his hard work ethic. He was employed for many years at the Kraft plant in…
November 6, 2018

Mary C. Peck, 77; Homemaker Enjoyed 4-Wheelers

IN MEMORIAM:  Mary C. Peck, 77; Homemaker Enjoyed 4-Wheelers PITTSFIELD – Mary C. Peck, 77, a homemaker who enjoyed four-wheel riding on Tug Hill, passed away on Nov. 4, 2018 at Chase Nursing Home, New Berlin. Mary was born on May 22, 1941, in Worcester, the daughter of Delmar and Thelma Woodbeck.  She was raised by foster parents, Elmer and Beulah Lent.  Her childhood was spent in the Edmeston and Otego areas.  She attended Edmeston Central School.…
November 6, 2018

Voting Machine Breaks Down, But Repaired With All Votes Safe

Voting Machine Breaks Down, But Repaired With All Votes Safe COOPERSTOWN – The voting machine at the Town of Otsego polling place inside St. Mary’s Parish Hall broke down, but has been repaired, according to Voting Inspector Mary Anne Whelan. The breakdown was caused by a jammed ballot, said Whelan, who added that it appears no ballots were lost.  Voting is continuing at a heavy pace, she said.…
November 6, 2018

Rolf Ericson, 81, Oneonta; Owned Seeley’s Ceramics

IN MEMORIAM Rolf Ericson, 81, Oneonta; Owned Seeley’s Ceramics ONEONTA – Rolf Ericson, who expanded Seeley’s Ceramics Service Inc. into a doll-making concern with international reach, died peacefully on Friday, Nov. 2, 2018. He and his family moved to Oneonta in the fall of 1977. Rolf had spent 14 years working for a Swedish-based international corporation, Atlas Copco, and at 40 was ready for change, and to start out on his own.  Faith brought him to Oneonta where Seeley’s Ceramics,…
November 6, 2018

Cooperstown Tallies 60 Ballots Per Hour

Cooperstown Tallies 60 Ballots Per Hour Voting Inspector Rick Jagels assists a voter at the ballot-reading machine at St. Mary’s Parish Hall, Cooperstown, a few minutes, where 350 citizens had already cast their ballots, plus another 200 in Fly Creek, the Town of Otsego’s other voting station.  Voting at St. Mary’s was steady at a rate of 60 per hour, well above normal. Other polling officials are Ed Gwilt, seated, and Tom Lyon, standing. At right, William Clark and Jean…
November 6, 2018

Thomas D. McCarthy, Retired From Country Folks Newspaper

IN MEMORIAM: Thomas D. McCarthy, Retired From Career In Agriculture CHERRY VALLEY – Thomas D. McCarthy, who spent his career in the agricultural field, peacefully passed away on Nov. 1, 2018, surrounded by his wife and children. Born to the late William C. and Anna (Ryder) McCarthy, of Cherry Valley, he graduated from Cherry Valley Central School and, in 1957, from SUNY Cobleskill with a degree in Agriculture. Tom worked for Canajoharie Co-op, Dairylea, NEDCO and Farmland Dairies.  He retired…
November 6, 2018

GOP – And One Democrat Gather For Pancake Feast

GOP, And One Democrat,  Gather For Pancake Feast Dave Bliss, Republican chair of the Otsego County Board and a Rotarian, pours coffee for state Sen. – and candidate – Jim Seward, R-Milford, a few minutes ago at the traditional Cooperstown Rotary Club Election Day pancake breakfast at the Vets’ Club. With the senator are, from his left, daughter-in-law of two months Kelly Ann, daughter Lauren, wife Cindy and son Ryan. Seward is being challenged today by Democrat Joyce St. George,…
November 6, 2018
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