Treasurer Derek Bloomfield Swaps Village Job For Entrepreneurship COOPERSTOWN – Village Treasurer Derek Bloomfield has given notice, planning to leave his post at the end of May to manage his downtown Oneonta building. Bloomfield said he will have served two years handling village finances, and thinks that enough. During that time, he has adjusted and streamlined the village’s portfolio, often receiving accolades from the trustees. The treasurer said he owned 180-184 Main St. in Oneonta, which includes Tino’s Pizza and a…
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SUNY Oneonta Announces President Will Retire In ’18 ONEONTA – SUNY Oneonta President Nancy Kleniewski has announced her plan to retire from the college in July 2018. She informed members of the College Council and other campus leadership groups before communicating her decision to members of the campus community and parents of students via email earlier today, according to a press release. “SUNY Oneonta is a wonderful institution, and I am honored to have had the opportunity to serve as…
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Great Weather For SADD Race With temperatures nearing 60s, blue skies and a pleasant wind at their backs, over 300 runners hit the streets this afternoon for the 19th annual SADD 5K run at the Oneonta High School. Above, Liberty Dutcher, Wendy Slicer, Kelly Rogers and Nick Mykyntyn, members of Ainsley’s Angels, take off up the hill on East Street during the first leg of the race. Right, Zac Godfrey, Oneonta, crosses the finish line with the best overall time…
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Empty Bowls Turnout Heading For A Record Showing off their acquisitions at today’s Empty Bowls Luncheon, a fundraiser for the Cooperstown Food Pantry, are, from left, Hany and Jill Ghaleb, Kate Kamker and Kaaren Fox. At of 1 p.m., 299 soup seekers had bought tickets (which gets each of them an original bowl and soup to fill it), already a record. In all, 350 bowls had been produced this year. At right, Cooperstown’s Amy Zoltick has an air of authority as…
ONEONTAN LEADS FARMINGDALE Nader Inaugurated As College President…
Don’t Mess With Otsego? NYSEG President Resigns ONEONTA – Three days after state Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, announced a coalition of Otsego and eight other counties formed to seek ways to make NYSEG more responsive to the region’s energy needs, the utility’s President/CEO Mark Lynch is stepping down, Politico is reporting. While the nine counties were complaining to Governor Cuomo about a shortage of power to accommodate job growth, Lynch had other issues – lately, the delay in restoring tens…
