While “What Goes Up Must Always Come Down” holds true for objects, the saying is a myth when it comes to inflation in economics. Inflation measures the growth in the overall price level of items purchased by consumers and producers over time.…
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On October 16, Franklin Sound Stage featured seven local bands, multiple artisans, interactive activities plus food for a first-of-its-kind, free Sonic Eclectic Unity Festival at the Community Arts Network of Oneonta.…
MUSIC—1:30 p.m. Junior Recitals. Keira Lane, percussion, and Emma Kargoe, voice. Anderson Theater, Hartwick College, 1 Hartwick Drive, Oneonta. https://www.hartwick.edu/academics/academic-departments/music-department/music-events/…
“Creating Currents,” the department’s faculty and staff art exhibition, draws together current full-time faculty, part-time instructors, department staff, recent interns, and retired professors in a single show.…
The series begins on Wednesday, September 23 with Tessa Yang, author of the short story collection “The Runaway Restaurant” (7.13 Books, 2022) and the novel “The Jellyfish Problem” (Berkeley, 2026).…
The free festival, presented by the Community Arts Network of Oneonta, runs from noon to 5 p.m. both days along Main Street, including activity and performance areas at Mueller Plaza and the corner of Ford Avenue and Main Street. The event, held in various forms since 1971, is marking its 55th year and has stretched to two consecutive days since 2023.…
Meetings of the Tri-County Stamp Club and Unadilla Chamber of Commerce, and a Rummage Sale at the Church of Christ Uniting are among the topics covered in today's news briefs.…
Preferred Foundation award recipients, adult volunteers honored by the Girl Scouts of NYPENN Pathways and the winner of the Hartwick College Outstanding First-Year Student in Biology Award are among the topics covered this week.…
Hartwick College student-athletes and Haylie Lund of Edmeston are featured in this week's "People in the News" entry.…
As the director, Michael Tamburrino chose to set the play in 1969 with a Woodstock-style festival. The themes that he wanted to draw out of the play—environmental stewardship, the feminist revolution, resistance to a repressive political climate—map, as Michael puts it, “really, really well” onto the late 1960s.…
