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D&H Yards

Environmental Review Too Fuzzy, GasActivists Advise Common Council

D&H Yards Debate Renewed Environmental Review Too Fuzzy, Gas Activists Advise Common Council CON: Rachel Soper, Town of Oneonta, tells Common Council, “If no specific impacts are identified in the review, if there are no conditions or thresholds specified, then there is nothing for future developers (of the D&H yards) to comply with.” (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com) By JENNIFER HILL • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com PRO: Former city Superintendent of Schools Dave Rowley: “Your process was incredibly open and I think it will…
June 19, 2019

It’s Time To Move Forward On Upgrading D&H Yards

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May 1, 2019

Press Ahead With Railyards, Or Oneonta, DRI In Doubt

COLUMN Press Ahead With Railyards, Or Oneonta, DRI In Doubt Editor’s Note:  This is a comment on the DGEIS on the redevelopment of Oneonta’s D&H railyards, after the plan was pummeled at a March 5 public hearing at Foothills.  Al Colone is founding president of Oneonta’s former National Soccer Hall of Fame. By AL COLONE • for Hometown Oneonta & The Freeman's Journal Dear Mayor Herzig and Common Council members: The 270 acres of the former D&H railyards are the…
March 27, 2019

Railyard Foes Derail $2M In Good News

FROM TODAY'S HOMETOWN ONEONTA, ON CITY NEWSSTANDS THIS AFTERNOON Railyard Foes Derail $2M In Good News Herzig's Plea – Work Together – Falls On Deaf Ears In Packed Foothills Theater Otsego 2000 Technical Adviser Keith Schue, Cherry Valley, distributes a map of wetlands in the former D&H yards to Common Council members at last evening's public hearing at Foothills. (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com) By PATRICK WAGER & JIM KEVLIN • From Hometown Oneonta Only Seth Clark, the Common Council candidate who operates a…
March 6, 2019

D&H Yards Sold, In Public Hands

D&H Yards Sold, In Public Hands Sale Opens Door To Development Otsego Now CEO Sandy Mathes, left, shows what the D&H yards have to offer to Phil Fontana, Norfolk Southern's regional economic-development officer, who visited March 23. (AllOTSEGO.com photo) ONEONTA – The D&H railyards, focus of hopes for economic development in the City of Oneonta, is now in public hands. A newly created local development corporation, Oneonta Rail Yards (ORY), a subsidiary of Otsego Now, has closed on approximately 80…
April 10, 2017

Anthony Chicorelli, 93; Oneonta Native, World War II Veteran

IN MEMORIAM: Anthony Chicorelli, 93; Oneonta Native, World War II Veteran Anthony Chicorelli ONEONTA – Anthony Chicorelli, 93, a Navy veteran of World War II who retired from Allied Corp., died Thursday, March 30, 2017, from natural causes. He was born June 25, 1923, son of Eugenio and Alessandra (Pallottolo) Ciccarelli. Affectionately known as Tony to friends and family, he married Frances Louise Beach in 1942. Frances left this world too soon, on May 20, 1993, 69 years young. You…
April 6, 2017

Key Economic Developer Visits D&H Yards As Closing Nears

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March 23, 2017

NY Ec-Dev Funds Look To Develop D&H Yards

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January 7, 2015

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