Bassett Healthcare Network announced the appointments of three new clinical leaders. According to a press release issued on March 3, each role will play a pivotal part in Bassett’s 2026-2028 strategic plan.…
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“We’ll be making the trek uphill to our farm via the seasonal route,” said SQSPCA Executive Director Stacie Haynes. “We’re excited to celebrate the arrival of spring and welcome the public to Campbell Hill Farm for the very first time.”…
O-Fest will take place Saturday, May 2 on the SUNY Oneonta campus. The daytime carnival begins at 1 p.m. on the quad and is open to students from Hartwick College, SUNY Delhi and all members of the local community.…
Fawn Mumbulo, Jennifer Synder and Jessica Watson, all family nurse practitioners, joined the Bassett Healthcare Network team in March.…
The First United Methodist Church on Chestnut Street stands today as one of Oneonta’s longest serving faith communities, tracing its origins to a small Methodist “class meeting” formed in 1830.…
Dr. Susan Vicki Rezen, age 79, passed away on the evening of April 12, 2026 in Leesburg, Florida after a long struggle with Parkinson’s disease. Her loving husband and devoted caregiver, Chris Debow, was by her side.…
The Cooperstown Central School District has proposed a 4.7 percent increase for its 2026-2027 budget, with a 2.7 percent tax increase. The deficit budget will draw on the district’s reserves, with district officials saying rising costs are outstripping the district’s current ability to raise revenue or make cuts.…
The Oneonta High School varsity girls softball team capped a strong showing on April 16 by winning the 35th Sidney Federal Credit Union Softball Tournament, defeating both Norwich and Sidney to claim the tournament title.…
Historic Cherry Valley Businesses are hard at work planning for this year’s festivities during Memorial Day Weekend, May 23-25. The “Spring into Summer Festival” is a family-friendly event that celebrates the beginning of the summer season.…
Our flowers come from all over the world, but our favorites are the ones we buy from local farmers. They are super fresh and we are helping support fellow small businesses who also work really hard to bring the best products.…
