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Fireworks Explode Over Cooperstown… …Hot Air Balloons Float Above Oneonta allotsego.com – YOUR FOURTH OF JULY HEADQUARTERS …
Parades, Picnics, Music Aplenty, Beginning Tonight From quiet concerts and picnics, to the blasts of fireworks and muskets, there’s something for everyone this Independence Day weekend in Otsego County, kicking off with fireworks over Otsego Lake at dusk on Friday, July 3. Watch them from Cooperstown’s Lakefront Park. Other than a bit of rain possible Saturday, and weather’s supposed to be close to perfect, as you enjoy: R U TUFF eNUFF: Celebrate YOUR independence by proving you are Tuff eNuff…
Eight Pages Of Graduation Photos Featured In Hometown, Freeman’s ALSO IN FREEMAN’S JOURNAL: BTP Cooperstown, In Letter To Editor, Report They’ve Decided To Drop Hotel Plan For Now, And Explain Why BOTH NEWSPAPERS AVAILABLE AT THIS FINE ESTABLISHMENTS…
TRUSTEES UNANIMOUSLY REJECT DOWNTOWN HOTEL By JIM KEVLIN • for allotsego.com COOPERSTOWN – Following a public hearing on a “special permit” required for a proposed downtown hotel to go forward, the Village Board a few minutes ago unanimously rejected plans for a four-story structure on the former TJ’s Place property at 124 Main. The whole Village Board was present, so the vote was 7-0. In his remarks before the vote, however, Mayor Jeff Katz said the action should not be…
Village Board’s Public Hearing Today On Downtown Hotel Special Permit COOPERSTOWN – The Village Board’s public hearing on whether to issue a special permit for a proposed downtown hotel will occur at 4 p.m. today in Village Hall, 22 Main St. So far, the plan has been rejected by the Zoning Board of Appeals for exceeding a three-story height limit and by the Planning Board for failing to include a legal parking plan. The H-PARB (Historic & Architectural Review Board)…
New Treasurer At 1st Village Board Meeting …
Raymond Han Exhibit Opens At Fenimore…
For 1st Time, Out-Of-District Students Can Enroll At CCS, Pay $7,500 Tuition COOPERSTOWN – Citing increased demand in recent years, Cooperstown Central School for the first time will allow students who live outside the school district to enroll and pay tuition. The change in policy was adopted Wednesday night at the Board of Education’s regular monthly meeting. The policy sets a tuition rate of $7,500 for out-of-district residents. The district has received inquiries about out-of-district enrollment for the past several…
Scout Councils Look At Merger, Seek Input At Crumhorn Meeting MILFORD – Over the past month, the Utica-based Revolutionary Trails and Oneonta-based Otschodela Boy Scout Councils have been working on a comprehensive feasibility study to examine possible consolidation, and have scheduled a meeting to solicit input at 7 p.m. Tuesday, June 30, at the Henderson Scout Reservation on Crumhorn Mountain. Scouts, their parents and interested members of the community are welcome. The new Boy Scout Council would include over 3,500 Cub…
