At Springbrook, Bassett’s 21st School-Based Clinic To Open COOPERSTOWN – Bassett Healthcare Network has partnered with Springbrook to open its 21st school-based health center: The Marian & Paul O’Brien Medical Clinical Suite at The School at Springbrook. Residential and day students, ages 8-20, in the GEMS Program, Tom Golisano Center for Autism and Kids Unlimited Preschool, will be eligible for treatment. A reception celebrating the opening is planned at 4:30 p.m. on Nov. 15 at The School at Springbrook. RSVP by calling 286-7171,…
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IN MEMORIAM: Harold F. Lent, 96; Otego Native Worked For Bendix ONEONTA – Harold F. Lent, 96, who retired from Bendix Corp. in Sidney after 31 years, passed away on Nov. 4, 2018 at Fox Hospital. He was born Jan. 14, 1922 on Colburn Avenue in Otego, the son of Frank George and Nancy Ulena (Hammond) Lent. Harold graduated from Otego Central School in 1939. He married Bernice Ida Briscoe on Jan. 15, 1943, in Otego. She predeceased him July 1953. …
‘Little Mermaid’ Staged As CCS Fall Production…
Mall’s Holiday Show Heads Into 2nd Day In addition to getting a jump on your Christmas gifts, the Southside Mall’s annual Craft & Vendor Show seemed to be a great way to run into people you haven’t seen in awhile, evident in the big hug, top photo, that Jan Hendrickson of Oneonta gives to Laurens’ Genesis Bushnell, 14, who was there with mom Amie Bushnell. They were in front of the bright lights of the K&C Crafts booth, tended by…
5TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON FOOD, FARMING Quality, Quality, Quality Will Lure Customers, Brewers Say By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – Asked today for “key factors to success,” four panelists from the local brewing industry spoke as one: Quality, quality, quality and quality. “It all starts with quality,” said Roger Davidson, Council Rock Brewery founder. “It is fun … (but) I try to do the best I can every single day for consistent quality.” “If quality isn’t the…
Fifth History Center Mural Unveiled, Completing Cycle…
Democrat Committee Did Endorse Republican Fernandez, Chair Says ONEONTA – The county Democratic Party chair this morning issued a statement confirming that Republican Bob Fernandez has indeed been endorsed by the Democratic county committee in this Tuesday’s election. The new chair, Aimee Swann, said there has been some confusion in this regard.…
Council Considers Right-Of-Way To Sixth Ward Housing Project ONEONTA – Common Council Tuesday will consider a motion to swap property to allow a right-of-way to the Duane Street site now under consideration for a 64-unit housing development. Council meets at 7 p.m. in City Hall. The project, proposed by Rehabilitation Support Services, met opposition from Sixth Ward neighbors at the last two meetings of the city Planning Commission. The proposal includes 15 beds for residents in recover from addiction to alcohol…
5TH ANNUAL CONFERENCE ON FOOD, FARMING In Cooperstown, NY Ag Chief Emphasizes Safety, Quality More Than 1,000 Breweries Now In State, Ball Adds By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – He began by noting there are now more than 1,000 microbreweries in the state, but Ag & Markets Commissioner Richard Ball’s focus this morning was the Cuomo Administration’s efforts to continue expanding the diverse offering and reach of the New York farms. We may be familiar with the…
Brooklyn Man, 25, Suspected Of Passing Counterfeit Bills ONEONTA – A Brooklyn man has been charged with nine felony charges after he was found in possession of counterfeit money after a traffic stop. State Police at Oneonta today said an officer arrested Mamadou P. Barry, 25, of Brooklyn, after a traffic stop at 12:02 a.m. on Oct. 24 after seeing him using an “electronic device” while speeding on Route 28.…
