BEWARE: NYSEG Scam Targets Cooperstown COOPERSTOWN – Police Chief Michael Covert is warning residents not to send money to callers pretending to represent NYSEG. “We’ve gotten four calls today from people who received calls saying that they had to pay $998 on their NYSEG bill or they would be thrown in jail,” said Covert. “It’s an ongoing scam.” The callers then asked for the mark to go to CVS and get a GreenDot pre-paid card. “Never send money to…
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Special-Use Permit OK’d For New Hotel In Village Also, July 20 Hearing Set For CVS Pharmacy…
Friends Of Library Prepare For Annual Book Sale Start…
Readings Open LEAF Art, Poetry Exhibit At Fenimore…
Daughter Is Born To Alisia, Eric Pierce A daughter, Abigail McKynze Pierce, was born today – Wednesday, June 22, 2016 – at Fox Hospital to Alisia and Eric Pierce of Cooperstown. Abigail weighs 7 pounds, 3 ounces and it 19.5 inches long. Both parents are mainstays of the Cooperstown Emergency Squad. (Click on photo for larger image) …
IN MEMORIAM: Michael Tripp, 52; Worked For Otesaga, Otsego County COOPERSTOWN – Michael Scott Tripp, 52, who worked at The Otesaga and the county Highway Department for 25 years, died peacefully at home on Thursday, June 16, 2016. He was born on Sept. 1, 1963, in Cooperstown, to the late Robert and Rosalyn Tripp. He loved the outdoors – hunting, camping with family and friends, and especially a peaceful day of fishing.…
Trustees Find A Few ‘Small,’ ‘Modest’ Issues In Hotel Plan Next Step: Public Hearing On ‘Special-Use Permit’ On 27th By JIM KEVLIN • for www.AllOTSEGO.com COOPERSTOWN – The Village Board this evening found all issues in the SEQR, Part II, form they were filling out on a proposed 22-room hotel at Glen and Railroad avenues were “small,” except two: traffic and possible siltation of Willow Brook, which they termed “moderate.” The trustees, at a special meeting to review requirements of…
New Hotel’s SEQRA Application Review By Village Board Tonight COOPERSTOWN – The Village Board meets at 5:30 this evening at 22 Main (enter through Fair Street side) to review the SEQRA application on a 22-room hotel proposed for 28 Railroad Ave. SEQRA, the state Environmental Quality Review Act, requires the trustees to review a checklist of environmental, traffic and other possible impacts of the project, proposed by Perry Ferrara, owner of the Heroes of Baseball Wax Museum.…
Cooperstown Native Sons Vote In Bunn Brothers To Top Leadership…
Good Sportsmanship Winners Named For First Galland-Bennett Track Meet…
