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Gary Kuch

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Crankshaw Named Director of Clark Scholarship Program

“The Board of Directors of the foundation and I are delighted that Bill has agreed to be the director of The Clark Foundation Scholarship Program,” said Clark. “His extensive school administrative experience, at the highest of levels, and his knowledge of the region and its students, will be of tremendous benefit as he manages the work of one of our most important programs. “We also want to thank Gary for his many years of service and dedication, not only to…
March 20, 2025
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Youth Wins Over Experience in Rotary Foundation Tournament

Team Sandler took home first-place honors with a score of 54 on the 18-hole course, which was played in a captain and crew format. Team members James Matson, Tanner Clinton, Elijah Sandler and Christian Sepp each received a $50.00 gift certificate to a local business, including Mel’s at 22, Mohican Flowers, and Upstate Bar & Grill/Boca Osteria or New York Pizzeria.…
September 26, 2024
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New Officer Sworn In To Cooperstown Force

New Officer Sworn In To Cooperstown Force Terrell Silvera, sworn in this evening as the newest officer in the Cooperstown Police Department, is congratulated by his former Cooperstown High School principal, Gary Kuch.  Kuch recalled Silvera, while a student at CCS, telling the principal his life’s ambition – realized today – was to become a police officer.  Friends Lisa Brown and Nicholas Weir, left, attended to cheer him on, as did his fellow officers, right, Frank Cavalieri and Jim Kelman. …
August 26, 2019
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Justice Must Be Done, And SEEN To Be Done

Editorial for October 19, 2018 Justice Must Be Done, And SEEN To Be Done The truism, “not only must Justice be done; it must also be seen to be done” – actually, it’s a famed quote from a 1924 British legal case – should apply to court proceedings and – if credibility is to be maintained – to democratic government generally. With intent interest, the citizens of Otsego County have observed the wheels of justice turn since Memorial Day Weekend…
October 22, 2018

PUTTING THE COMMUNITY BACK INTO THE NEWSPAPER

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