“The dream of establishing a permanent, all-weather home for the farmers market and other community events has been in the works for some time,” said Alan Cleinman, FFOF chairman. “Today, we take a bold first step toward turning that vision into reality—with an ambitious goal of completing the project by the end of 2026.”…
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Maggie Sohns playing at the Billie Jean King Cup Juniors tennis event, a Memorial Day Weekend film festival at the Baseball Hall of Fame, a Hygiene Fund Drive and the Quiet Cat Café are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
Hitler stoked economic anger by scapegoating groups like communists, fascists and Jews. Similarly, Trump has targeted immigrants, transgender individuals, DEI, liberals, and essentially anyone who opposes him.…
Catching up on local college graduations, Army National Guard promotions, dean's and president's list recognition, and other good news.…
A free Jimi Hendrix Tribute Concert by the Killdeer Trio, registration info for CCE's 13th Annual Family Farm Day and SUNY's new Dr. Hazel Dukes SUNY Fellowship for the Advancement of Civil Rights are the topics of today's news briefs.…
“The audience at the first Made By New York Women Film Festival loved Elana Frankel’s short film about creative people and cannabis,” Otsego County Film Commissioner Greg Klein said in a media release. “At the awards brunch, when we were telling her about the ‘Super Buds’ idea, she offered to screen her film here again as a fundraiser. We loved meeting her and some of the cast, and her film is a festival favorite, so she did not have to…
At the City of Oneonta’s Common Council meeting on Tuesday, April 1, Director of Strategic Partnerships Christine Nealon of Rehabilitation Support Services presented an architectural rendering of the development her organization is proposing to build at 27 Market Street should city officials approve sale of the property to RSS.…
In our area, “Hands Off!” rallies were held in Oneonta, Norwich, Delhi and other nearby venues. The Oneonta event was organized by Indivisible groups from Cooperstown/Oneonta, Butternut Valley, Cherry Valley and Schoharie County, as well as by Otsego Residents for Democracy.…
The organization had submitted for many years with no award, so to have won first place for four years in a row is a great acknowledgement. This award is a great honor and recognition for the OLA Board of Directors and other OLA members who contribute articles and photos throughout each year.…
“All camera work (the televising of sewer lines) by the subcontracted camera firm was completed Monday,” Tillapaugh said in an e-mail on Tuesday, April 8. “If the lines required cleaning in order to get images, notices informing the occupants of the camera work were delivered to residences in advance of working on their street.”…
