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Celebration On Glimmerglass’ Shores Opens Bunny Hamilton Amphitheatre COOPERSTOWN – With a laugh-eliciting comment, “this could be dangerous,” benefactress Mrs. Lewis L. “Bunny” Hamilton cut the ribbon this evening on a lake-side amphitheatre named in her honor at “Otsego: A Meeting Place,” the Native-American-themed exhibit behind The Fenimore Art Museum. She used a pair of shears crafted especially for the occasion in The Farmers’ Museum blacksmith shop. NYSHA President Paul D’Ambrosio presented the shears to Mrs. Hamilton as a memento of her…
H-PARB Rejects Hotel Application As Incomplete The Village of Cooperstown’s Historic Preservation & Architectural Review Board this evening declined to approve the application for the proposed hotel at 124 Main Street, citing shortcomings in the application, plans and materials. Here, architect Kurt Ofer, right, shows H-PARB members, from right, Liz Callahan, Ralph Snell and acting chair Roger MacMillan, the blueprints for the hotel. Next week, he and his wife, Teresa Drerup, who recused herself tonight, but only for this portion of…
3 Candidates Raise Range Of Issues At Cheerful Forum At Village Hall…
IN MEMORIAM: Douglas J. Welsh, 85; Played 3 Sports For Coach ‘Red’ Bursey COOPERSTOWN – Douglas John (Lovey) Welsh, who played under “Red” Bursey, the legendary high school coach, and pursued in career in carpentry and masonry on historic buildings, passed away Feb. 5, 2015. He was 85.…
IN MEMORIAM: Margaret R. Hage, 95; Montgomery County Home Administrator COOPERSTOWN – Margaret R. Hage, 95, whose family members have played key roles in Cooperstown civic life in recent years, passed away peacefully late Friday night, Jan. 23, 2015, at the Clara Welch Thanksgiving Home. She was affectionately known her whole life by family and friends as Peggy or Peg. A funeral mass was Tuesday. The complete obituary was released today by Connell, Dow and Deysenroth Funeral Home.…
Reval Notices Arrive In Cooperstown, But It Doesn’t Mean Taxes Will Rise By JIM KEVLIN • Special to www.allotsego.com COOPERSTOWN – If you own a downtown business or high-end mansion, your property taxes may be going up, but don’t jump to any premature conclusions, according to Mayor Jeff Katz. Property owners in the Village of Cooperstown and Town of Otsego have begun receiving new assessment notices in their mailboxes in the past few days, the result of a joint village-town assessment underway…
Shopping Local With Libby: Vintage is So Today By LIBBY CUDMORE • allotsego.com Edition Of Dec. 12, 2014 COOPERSTOWN If Oneonta is where you go for the unique, Cooperstown is where you go for the antique. “It’s an old-fashioned kind of village,” said Kathryn Busse, co-owner with husband Rich of Christmas Around the Corner and the Silver Fox Gift Shop, 139 Main St. “It reminds people of a Victorian Christmas.” Living in Oneonta, I’ve never given myself the chance to…
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Village To Expand Paid Parking To Parts Of Fair, River, Church COOPERSTOWN – The Village Board, at a noontime work session today, reached consensus on expanding downtown paid parking to three more streets: • Fair Street, between Main and Lake • The length of Church Street, behind the Baseball Hall of Fame • River Street, between Main and the Bassett Clinic The trustees aim to be prepared at their January meeting on the 26 to set a public hearing for…
