Today's sports briefs provide a recap of recent Tri-Valley League soccer, highlights of SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College sports, CCS cross country, and more.…
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You’ve heard the saying, “Many hands make light work.” Last Sunday’s eagerly anticipated Growing Community Harvest Potluck Supper was made possible by many hands, including (but by no means limited to),…
The Cooperstown Art Association hosted an opening reception to introduce two new exhibits on Friday evening, September 29. Both exhibits will remain on display through October 27.…
The Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine has a Center for the Human-Animal Bond which studies, conducts research and fosters collaboration so we can all learn more about this special rapport.…
The new signage was created in collaboration with faculty and students of the Cooperstown Graduate Program at SUNY Oneonta. The project was spearheaded by Village Historian and CGP Associate Professor of History Will Walker in close consultation with William A. Starna, professor emeritus of anthropology at SUNY Oneonta, and Darren Bonaparte, director of the Tribal Historic Preservation Office of the St. Regis Mohawk Tribe.…
Among the news briefs this week: the NY Cannabis Arts and Music Festival in Laurens; an open house at the DOAS Sanctuary and Franklin Mountain Hawkwatch; Springfield's Community Harvest Festival; and more.…
High school soccer highlights for Cooperstown, Oneonta, Worcester, Laurens/Milford, Edmeston/Morris, Milford, Cherry Valley-Springfield and Unatego/Franklin.…
News and event dates from the Garden Club of Richfield Springs, Helios Care, Super Heroes Humane Society, OCCA and more.…
The long-serving Cooperstown High School music teacher and performer spent nearly six weeks practicing his craft for a variety of audiences in Italy and the Czech Republic, working all night and exploring the accumulated centuries of history and culture by day.…
Maestro Maciej Żołtowski began the concert with the overture to Haydn’s “Armida,” another rarity offered as part of what is already an expected practice by this very stylish orchestra. …
