As a beekeeper, Gargash said she has been concerned about the declining pollinator populations in recent years. Through various tabling events and seminars, she has spread awareness about the issues of declining pollinator populations...…
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Motorists are urged to follow separate signed detours for cars and trucks. Find full detour maps at the Oneonta Roundabout project website, https://www.dot.ny.gov/oneontaroundabout.…
Located on the corner of Main and River streets, where Stewart’s Shops now stands, the McDonald Tavern was built in 1810 and served as one of Oneonta’s earliest operating taverns. Seven years later, in 1817, it saw the opening of the first post office for the area.…
...this was the second of three camps Helios Care will host this year, with the third coming up on Saturday, September 27 at the Beaver Valley Campground in Cooperstown.…
This weekend's "Draping the Pews" Quilt Show and Sale and the Antique Clock Show later this month, both in Fly Creek, as well as Sunday's Grand and Glorious Fall Fair in Oneonta, are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
R. Louise Sandoli, 76, passed away on August 30, 2025 at Bassett Medical Center, Cooperstown, with her family at her side. She was born December 27, 1948 in Tuxedo Park, New York, the daughter of Kenneth and Marjorie (Stevens) Graby. Louise spent her childhood in Walton. She moved to Oneonta when she was attending SUNY Oneonta. She married Joe Sandoli and raised their three children, Christopher, Michelle, and Monica, in Oneonta. Louise was a stay-at-home mom. Her early career she worked at Busy…
“We’re really excited to bring Rob Cantrell and the Cannabis Culture Film Fest to Stoneonta,” Otsego County Film Commissioner Greg Klein said in a media release. “They found a great slate of films for us to show.”…
Earlier this month, members of the Hudson Highlands Retread Motorcycle Club presented Helios Care and the Alzheimer Association’s Northeastern New York Chapter with donations totaling $2,500.00.…
“This marker helps bring to light Oneonta’s role as a central location in New York of anti-slavery activism and a site on the Freedom Trail in the 19th century,” Micucci wrote via e-mail. “As a historian, it makes me incredibly proud to be able to commemorate and celebrate Oneonta’s significance and the many abolitionists, like E.R. Ford, who challenged and advocated for an end to slavery and helped those escaped enslaved people in need.”…
“We are thrilled to welcome a well-known and highly successful company like Sportsfield Specialties to expand their operations here in Otsego County,” said Cheryl Robinson, IDA chairperson. “Their decision to invest in our business park reflects the strength of our local workforce, the value of our strategic location and the opportunities for growth we offer..."…
