Randy and Karen Miritello have lived on Kelly Corners Road—over a mile away from the airport—for 25 years. The pair have a vast property of wilderness and trails, with an outdoor stage that has seen many performances from notable local faces over the years. This history is what they feel is at stake with the airport’s current plans.…
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An update meeting on Otsego County's Broadband Project, September hikes with the Susquehanna Chapter of the Adirondack Mounta Club and the "Tai Chi for Arthritis" series are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
The Otsego County Board of Representatives meeting on Wednesday, August 6 started out with a bang. Following a short address by Edward Dawyot and mirroring similar remarks made by a group the night before at the City of Oneonta Common Council meeting, numerous individuals brought to the board’s attention their concerns over proposals for expansion of the Oneonta Municipal Airport.…
Mayor Brian Pokorny announced earlier today, Thursday, August 14, that the Village of Milford has imposed a Mandatory Conserve Water Order until further notice.…
Rigby Handcraft, 43 Pioneer Street, Cooperstown, has also put together a fundraiser to support Jeanetta Osterhoudt, the owner of Sybil’s Yarn Shop, as she works to rebuild her business. “We are doing a fundraiser for Sybil’s Yarn Shop, which burned down in the Milford fire, and we have been accepting donations from community members,” said Rigby Handcraft owner Emilie Rigby.…
Cinch, owned by Loretta and Mark Jahnke, basks in all the attention garnered by the Jahnke’s field of sunflowers at the corner of State Route 28 and County Highway 26.…
Francesca Zambello's nomination to the Opera Hall of Fame, a call for submissions for CAA's Fine Arts on the Lawn and the Otsego Lake Association's annual gathering are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
The corner store, a cornerstone of our village for generations, is now gone. It was more than a place to grab lunch or a sandwich before a baseball game. It was a place filled with memories, laughter and tradition. A place where kids felt safe, where neighbors connected, and where the hardworking business owners poured their hearts into serving our village, day in and day out. That store cannot be replaced—not in spirit, not in heart.…
According to a press release issued on Monday, July 21 by Otsego County Emergency Services Coordinator Victor F. C. Jones, upon arriving firefighters engaged in an already rapidly-progressing fire.…
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.…
