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…
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SPRINGBROOK, D&H YARDS AMONG BIG CFA WINNERS By LIBBY CUDMORE • allotsego.com ONEONTA — A $400,000 renovation to upgrade Springbrook’s residential facilities was awarded today through the Mohawk Valley Regional Economic Development Council’s Consolidated Funding Application. In all, four of the eight Otsego County projects were funded, a total of $700,000 towards economic development and job growth for the region. “It’s a positive step forward,” said IDA president Sandy Mathes. “Our projects were all linked directly to job growth.”…
Why Did Leaf Pickup Break Down This Fall? Edition of Thursday-Friday, Dec. 4-5, 2014 To the Editor: In talking with friends and neighbors this fall, every one of them commented on what a poor job the village has done in picking up leaves this year. Comments ranged from “just plain terrible; very disorganized” to “it was poorly managed and haphazard!” At three homes across the street from my house there were five piles of leaves that just sat there for…
