County Highway Crew Installs First Solar-Powered Stop Sign The county Highway Department has installed its first solar-powered stop sign, county Highway Supt. Bill Mason announced today. It is at County Routes 11 and 14 southwest of Hartwick hamlet, where east-bound traffic from New Lisbon goes down a sharp incline just before the intersection. This is the third such sign in Otsego County, after one at Center and Church, Oneonta. At the encouragement of crossing guard Thomas “Stretch” Redding, a second…
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Cooperstown Bat Building On Fire HARTWICK – The former sawmill at the end of Poplar Street in the Hamlet of Hartwick was the site of a fire this evening. The sawmill had been vacant for several years before Tim and Connie Haney, owners of the Cooperstown Bat Company, refurbished it as a place to store their billets, blank bats that are in need of finishing. The restoration of the building was only completed two weeks ago. As of 8:30 p.m.,…
COOPERSTOWN BAT BUILDING ON FIRE HARTWICK – At this hour, the Cooperstown Bat Company is reportedly on fire, according to the Otsego County Fire Wire. Mutual Aid is being provided by Mount Vision Fire, Milford Fire/EMS, Hartwick Seminary Fire, Cooperstown Fire, County Coordinators, Fly Creek Fire, Laurens Fire, Edmeston Fire. This is a developing story, Please check back for details…
Jesse McCartney Headlines OH-Fest The Throwback Time Machine, top, described as a “video dance party that transports the audience back in time to the beginnings of pop music and takes them through its evolution right up to the present day,” plays for throngs of cheering concertgoers in Oneonta’s Neahwa Park last evening during the 12th annual OH-Fest, a spring celebration co-sponsored by SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College. Time Machine warmed up the crowd for the main event: Jesse McCartney, the…
Cold Can’t Stop OH-Fest Fun…