Originally, Parrillo envisioned the book as a hardcover in landscape format. But as the pages grew and costs climbed, she made the difficult decision to change the design. “I wanted everyone to be able to afford it,” she said. “So, I went with softcover and portrait layout. That was the best I could do—and I think it still honors the stories beautifully.”…
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A call for lifeguards for the Cooperstown village parks, Cherry Valley Artworks' upcoming events, a guided walking tour of Fly Creek and cookie-making with Hartwick College’s Baking Innovation Lab are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
The celebration will take place on the cemetery grounds, which will ultimately be transformed into a park with the refurbished archway as its focus. “The event will go forward, rain or shine, and we’ve got pop-up tents to shield all participants either from the sun or rain,” said Christine Olsen, president of the cemetery association.…
River cleanup this weekend, a presentation on the 121st New York Civil War regiment, an update on Plates of Hope, an upcoming talk by Patrick MacGregor on 19th-century medicine and public comment periods for NYSDEC and the Chesapeake Bay Watershed Agreeement are among the topics covered in today's news briefs.…
The discovery of a new organelle in human cells, an exhibit commemorating the 25th anniversary of the Glimmerglass National Register Historic District, a new hire at Golden Artist Colors and a link to Bill Miller's recap video of the General Clinton Canoe Regatta are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
Cooperstown Central School's Annelise Jensen wins two Class C state titles, the upcoming bass fishing tourney on Canadarago Lake, news about the Hometown Fourth of July Festival in Oneonta and the Stagecoach Run Art Festival are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
Located at the former Grange in Fly Creek, at 208 Cemetery Road, the event will allow locals to bring up to two items for appraisal by Chris Brown, an antiques expert from Bainbridge, for a fee of $10.00. The event will raise funds for FCAHS and promote awareness of local and regional history.…
The 7th anniversary of the Hartwick Seminary Fire Department, contaminated salted smoked split herring and the final book collection for the Friends of the Village Library of Cooperstown's Summer Book Sale are among the topics covered in today's news briefs.…
“Considering the number of trips we made in those 28 years, especially at the beginning, I estimate Heartworks’ quilters must have donated over 400 quilts,” Bunny recalled. “I started out delivering them to the people running the fund, but soon I found myself giving them out in the Dana-Farber’s head and neck clinic as well as its colon cancer clinic. People were really so appreciative.”…
Located just minutes from downtown Cooperstown, the historic Fly Creek Cider Mill offers sweet and hard ciders, mill-aged New York cheddar, buttercream fudge, and the scenic charm of its millpond boardwalk. A favorite spring ritual for many is spotting the newly-hatched goslings waddling alongside the mill’s resident Sebastopol geese.…
