POETRY—5 p.m. “Village Verses.” Monthly multi-generational poetry appreciation group. The theme for October is “trees.” All welcome. Cooperstown Elementary School Library, 21 Walnut Street, Cooperstown. aviva330@gmail.com…
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PATRIOTICPOETRY—5 p.m. “Village Verses: America250.” Monthly multi-generational poetry appreciation group. All welcome. Cooperstown Elementary School Library, 21 Walnut Street, Cooperstown. aviva330@gmail.com.…
POETRY—5 p.m. “Village Verses.” Monthly multi-generational poetry appreciation group. This month featuring works by Robert Frost. Bring a poem or just come to listen. All welcome. Cooperstown Elementary School, 21 Walnut Street, Cooperstown. aviva330@gmail.com…
POETRY—5 p.m. “Village Verses: Spring.” Monthly multi-generational poetry appreciation group. All welcome. Cooperstown Elementary School Library, 21 Walnut Street, Cooperstown. (607) 435-3911 or aviva330@gmail.com…
From April 24 until this Friday, the area’s youngest and teenage artists have a gallery space of their own at the Cooperstown Art Association Galleries.…
OPEN HOUSE—3:30-4:30 p.m. Community is invited to visit the Cooperstown Head Start Classroom. Cooperstown Elementary School, 21 Walnut Street, Cooperstown. https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10232555556098024&set=gm.26533655012934025&idorvanity=321873527872198…
I care deeply about the environment and so I explored the use of compostable plates, napkins, forks and cups for the delicious dinner I had planned.…
The Susquehanna Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is partnering with local schools, businesses, and community leaders to celebrate the Cooperstown Winter Carnival, February 5-8, through a series of family-friendly events intended to raise vital funds and awareness for animals in need.…
Launched this school year, the “Walnut St. Journal” is the publication of the Cooperstown schools’ newspaper club, located, of course, on Walnut Street.…
Frances P. Wayman, a Hartwick native, died peacefully at home on March 21, 2025. Frances, the youngest of 10 children, was born on June 24, 1926 at her family's farm on the top of Scotch Hill to Anton and Mary Zupevec of Austria. After her family moved to North Street, Frances walked across the field to Hartwick High School, graduating the only girl in a class of five.…
