While the ownership is new, the building itself holds a long place in the local dining scene, dating back to December 2013 when Pizza 23 West first opened under original owners Ritchie Egan and Penny Trimble.…
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Planned improvements include extended turning lanes, additional sidewalks, full repaving, and updated pavement markings, which will enhance safety at one major intersection and three other signalized intersections, officials said.…
“This program will enhance HAB monitoring efforts by providing more frequent reporting to the DEC,” Prouty said. “With more eyes on the water, we can identify harmful algal blooms earlier and help keep people, pets, and wildlife safe.” …
Gardeners across Otsego County will have the opportunity to shop for locally-grown plants and receive expert advice when the Otsego Master Gardeners host their annual plant sale on Saturday, May 16. …
Following brief special meetings of the Public Works and Administration committees, the May 6 session of the Otsego County Board of Representatives began with a public hearing on the eight-year review of Agricultural District #1.…
Tensions were bubbling at a Richfield Springs Central School District Board of Education meeting last Wednesday, May 6. Supporters of coach Chris Butler showed up in force to oppose the district’s decisions to remove him from coaching roles, first as a volunteer assistant softball coach and now also as a modified baseball coach.…
Just in time for America250, a new memorial marker at the intersection of Red House Hill Road and State Highway 80 honors Private John Davidson, whose gravesite is in the nearby Hickory Grove Cemetery.…
As part of the museum offerings, four original paintings by Butternut Valley artists depict scenes described in “The Lull Book,” a local history compiled in 1926 by Hilah Violet Eddy. Featured artists are Timothy Atticus of Gilbertsville, Julie Koch and Marilyn Roveland, both of Morris, and Glen Noto of New Lisbon.…
“It was definitely the first stop of many Dreams Park families,” Cooperstown Mayor Ellen Tillapaugh said of the 5 Commons Drive Grand Union grocery store. “I think where it’s going to hit us, and I’ve heard this from Cooperstown residents, if that store is gone on those changeover days, our Price Chopper is going to be, we think, inundated.”…
Joseph Hernandez, the presumptive GOP nominee for the New York State Comptroller race, says it is his business background that motivated him to seek the office.…
