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Nicoletta To Retire As Bassett CFO;

Andrews Succeeds Him At Hospital

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COOPERSTOWN –  Nick Nicoletta, Richfield Springs, longtime chief financial officer at Bassett Hospital and also CFO of its eight-county healthcare corporation, will retire at the end of the year.

He will be succeeded as hospital CEO by Sue Andrews of Schuyler Lake, a veteran in the hospital’s administration, Bassett President/CEO Vance Brown announced today.  He said a search will be launched for corporate CFO.

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