Legislators Work To Promote Region
COOPERSTOWN—Assemblyman Chris Tague (R,C-Schoharie) welcomed Assemblyman Scott Gray (R-Watertown) and the Tourism Task Force to his vibrant district as part of the ongoing tourism tour. During their visit, Tague proudly showcased the district’s rich history and economic contributions with the iconic Baseball Hall of Fame as a special highlight.
“The Baseball Hall of Fame is not just a museum; it’s a testament to our district’s deep connection to America’s favorite pastime,” said Tague. “By sharing this historic landmark with Assemblyman Gray and his team, we’re reinforcing the importance of tourism in our region and the positive impact it has on our local economy.”
According to a release from Assemblyman Tague’s office, “The National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, located in Cooperstown, is a beacon for baseball enthusiasts from around the world, drawing countless visitors each year. It stands as a symbol of the rich cultural heritage and economic vitality of the district, supporting numerous businesses and communities.”
The collaborative effort between Tague and Gray serves as an example of how legislators are working together to promote tourism, foster economic growth, and celebrate the unique treasures found throughout the state.
Assemblyman Chris Tague represents the 102nd Assembly District, which includes Greene and Schoharie counties, and parts of Albany, Columbia, Otsego, Delaware, and Ulster counties.
