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Hartwick's Craft Food, Beverage Center

Will Receive $123,525 To Lower Costs

Earl Gohl
Earl Gohl

ONEONTA – Appalachian Regional Commission Federal Co-chair Earl Gohl will be on the Hartwick College campus at 3:45 p.m. tomorrow to announce a $123,525 grant for the college’s Center for Craft Food and Beverage, the college announced this afternoon.  The announcement will be made on the first floor of Bresee Hall.

The goal of the center is to lower costs, enabling local businesses to more effectively produce, promote, and distribute their goods, and will provide professional development opportunities to small businesses, all of which will ultimately support business growth and job creation.

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