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WHAT DO YOU THINK? Amphenol Advocates Need To Make Their Voices Heard Editor’s Note: This is our opinion, expressed in the editorial that appeared in the Sept. 10-11 editions of The Freeman’s Journal & Hometown Oneonta. What do you think? Send your opinion to info@allotsego.com, to appear in this week’s editions of the newspaper. Clearly, Stop the Pipeline has dominated the debate about the Constitution Pipeline since January 2013, when “Alternate M,” the route through Otsego County, was rejected. There…
IN MEMORIAM: Shirley D. Baker, 89, Oneonta ONEONTA – Shirley D. Baker, 89, passed away Friday, Sept. 11, 2015. She was the daughter of Willis and Helen (Coleman) Dailey. Shirley is survived by her three children, Irene Baker Konstanty, Stephen F. Baker and Daniel L. Baker; seven grandchildren; four great-grandchildren; and several nieces and nephews. She was predeceased by her husband, John L. Baker; two sisters, and one brother. She was the mother-in-law of attorney Jim Konstanty, Oneonta, who died…
GOHS Volunteers Applaud Outgoing President…
4 Fly Creek Volunteer Firefighters Complete 9/11 Run In Full Regalia…
SEWARD REJECTS RUN FOR CONGRESS ONEONTA – State Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, today announced he will not run for retiring Congressman Chris Gibson’s seat in 2016. “While serving in Washington D.C. would allow me to address a number of important issues facing our region,” said Seward, “I feel that at this time my standing as a senior member of the New York State senate majority enables me to better serve my district. “Therefore, I intend to continue to use my seniority,…
DiNapoli At Democratic Fete Where Rich Murphy Honored…
Harvest Fest Evokes 19th Century – Complete With Suffragette Protest…
Subarus, Subarus, Everywhere…
FROM THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS Harvard To Quantico, And Now, To Okinawa CCS Standout Laura Derouin Soldiers On HARTWICK SEMINARY When Laura Derouin headed off to Harvard five years ago, could dad Art, a former Army sergeant, have imagined joshing his daughter about the Basic Training perils of a poorly fitting gas-mask? But there they were the other sunny afternoon, swapping yarns about military training on the front steps of the family’s Beaver Valley home, where Marine Lt. Laura Derouin is…
