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The Best In The World

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Whatever line of work you’re, imagine how it would feel to be the best in the world? The world. That happened to Ommegang’s Phil Leinhart: In May at the World Beer Cup competition in Philadelphia, Brewery Ommegang was declared the best mid-size brewery in the world, and Leinhart, who has been in Cooperstown since 2007, the best brewmaster. And that’s not all. In The Freeman’s Journal, get the latest on the Cooperstown Motel sale: CVS entered the lowest bid on the property and may be moving out of the downtown. In Hometown Oneonta, Bill Kerbin, a top-ranking City Hall administrator, explains why he is leaving after only a year for a town manager job. And much more…
Whatever line of work you’re, imagine how it would feel to be the best in the world? The world. That happened to Ommegang’s Phil Leinhart: In May at the World Beer Cup competition in Philadelphia, Brewery Ommegang was declared the best mid-size brewery in the world, and Leinhart, who has been in Cooperstown since 2007, the best brewmaster. And that’s not all. In The Freeman’s Journal, get the latest on the Cooperstown Motel sale: CVS entered the lowest bid on the property and may be moving out of the downtown. In Hometown Oneonta, Bill Kerbin, a top-ranking City Hall administrator, explains why he is leaving after only a year for a town manager job. And much more…
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