Every quarter, a Tree of Dreams recipient is chosen. As for Rita, it was her turn, but she had no idea at all until she saw her family waiting for her once the door was opened.…
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Seven teams of students from seven local schools presented their “Student Voices, Student Choices” solutions on November 20 in Hartwick College’s Slade Theatre to a packed auditorium of their peers, their parents, school principals, school administrators and community partners.…
Today, Bassett Healthcare Network’s Board of Directors announced that after nearly four years of serving as president and chief executive officder, Tommy Ibrahim, MD, MHA, has decided to leave the organization at the end of the year.…
Bruce Andrews was born in Cooperstown and was a coach, teacher and small businessman in the area throughout his entire life. Bruce was also a lover of music. He and his wife, Sue, hosted scores of house concerts over the years in their home in Schuyler Lake.…
Oberacker was a dual-sport athlete, participating in basketball and baseball at SUNY Delhi from 1981-1983, and a standout pitcher. His freshman year showcased a strong performance, accumulating a 3-1 record with an impressive 2.50 ERA.…
Bassett’s growing K-9 Security team, a unique program in Central New York, is possible due to the generous support of donors. Hutch joined Bassett’s Security Department following a gift to Bassett’s K-9 program from David and Susan Theobald.…
News from the Pierstown Grange and Chapter #201 Order of the Eastern Star, and recent awards and promotions, among other news.…
Oneonta High School graduate Brandon Gardner, now a freshman at SUNY New Paltz, ran a personal best on Saturday, November 11 in the NCAA Division III Mideast Region Cross Country Championships.…
Though he grew up mainly in California, Weiller comes from an old Cooperstown family. His father—an executive in the aeronautics industry—was a member of one of the earliest Cooperstown families, the Wyckoffs.…
Former Cooperstown Resident Publishes First Children’s Book By WRILEY NELSONACTON, MA Bridget Chamber-as, a special education professional and daughter of long-serving former Otesaga Hotel General Manager Frank Maloney, published a children’s book inspired by her childhood experiences on Tuesday, September 5. “Bridget Finds a Home,” illustrated by Ethan Roffler, tells the story of a major upheaval in Chamberas’ childhood. “When I was four, my family moved to southern Indiana because my father had taken a job as GM of a…
