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Market Street Walkways, Planters

Discussed By Steering Committee

A full house at Foothills heard the first thoughts of the Oneonta Downtown Revitalization Initiative Steering Committee as they discussed slowing traffic on Market Street, carving up the Main Street "Super-Block" downtown housing and more. The next meeting, which is open to the public, will be Tuesday, Nov. 29.
A full house at Foothills heard the first thoughts of the Oneonta Downtown Revitalization Initiative Steering Committee as they discussed slowing traffic on Market Street, carving up the Main Street “Super-Block,” downtown housing and more as the committee tries to figure out how best to spend the $10 million dollars awarded by New York State for downtown revitalization. The next meeting, which is open to the public, will be Tuesday, Nov. 29. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com)

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