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Falk, Dean Sworn In For New Terms

Cindy Falk, left, with husband Glenn, and Jim Dean, right, with wife Eleanor, were sworn in to new terms on the Cooperstown Village Board this evening by Village Clerk Teri Barown.  (Ian Austin/allotsego.com)
Cindy Falk, left, with husband Glenn, and Jim Dean, right, with wife Eileen, were sworn in to new terms on the Cooperstown Village Board this evening by Village Clerk Teri Barown. (Ian Austin/allotsego.com)

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