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Memorial Day Weekend

HAPPENIN’ OTSEGO: 05-29-23
HAPPENIN’ OTSEGO for MONDAY, MAY 29

Otsego County Remembers The Fallen

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ONEONTA MEMORIAL DAY PARADE —10 a.m. Commemorate our country’s fallen soldiers. The day will begin with a parade (line-up at 9 a.m. and step off at 10), to commemorate Chief Warrant Officer 3 Christopher Robert Eramo. A riderless horse will be included as a salute to the fallen, with CWO3 Shawn Hubner, who serves in the deceased’s unit, hand carrying the battalion colors from Fort Wainwright to Oneonta and marching in the honor guard. After the parade will be a ceremony of remembrance at 11 a.m. on the Veterans Memorial Walkway in Neahwa Park. Parade held on Main Street, Oneonta.

CHERRY VALLEY MEMORIAL DAY PARADE—10 a.m. Honor the sacrifice of our nations fallen heroes. Parade kicks off from the Cherry Valley Library and marches to the Cherry Valley Cemetery where a memorial service will be held. Parade is followed by a chicken BBQ at 11 at the Tryon Inn. Library is at 61 Main Street, Cherry Valley. Historic Cemetery is at 20-36 State Route 166, Cherry Valley.

RICHFIELD SPRINGS MEMORIAL DAY PARADE—10:30 a.m. Celebrate the lives of those who made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. The parade departs the Richfield Springs Veterans Club and continues down Main Street to spring park where a remembrance ceremony will be held. Followed by the Memorial day chicken BBQ at the Veterans Club, Spring Raffle of a John Deere riding lawn mower, an electric powerwasher, and a blower/trimmer combo. Presented by the Veterans Club of Richfield Springs, 13 Lake Street, Richfield Springs. Visit facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064752966604

UNADILLA MEMORIAL DAY PARADE—10:30 a.m. Celebrate our nation’s fallen heroes. The day will begin with a wreath laying ceremony at the Veterans Monument on Main Street, followed by the parade to Saint Matthews Church Cemetery. Additional services at the Evergreen Hill Cemetery. A wreath for those who died at sea will be dropped off the I-88 bridge. All veterans are invited to march; uniforms not required. Meet at Unadilla Village Hall, 193 Main Street, Unadilla.

COOPERSTOWN MEMORIAL DAY PARADE—10:30 a.m. Join the Cooperstown Vets Club to celebrate the sacrifice of our nation’s fallen heroes. The parade lines up at 10:30, steps off at 11 and marches up Main Street to the County Clerk building where a memorial service will be held. Main Street Cooperstown.

THIS WEEK: 05-25-2023

THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS

The Freeman’s Journal

Hometown Oneonta

May 25, 2023

Front Page

Bliss: County Must Regulate, Oversee Any Housing of Migrants

Cooperstown Hosts 1st Pride Weekend

New Pastor Appointed to First United Methodist Church

Coop Resident Interviewed by NBC

Inside

Cooperstown’s Seamon Commits to St. John Fisher

Cooperstown Honors Doug Walrath

Universities Establish Oneonta Inclusive Business Award

Cultural Critic Speaks at Writers Salon

Locals: People and Businesses in the News, May 25, 2023

Local Riders Complete Endurance Ride

News in Brief

Weekend Spotlight

Time Out Briefs: May 25, 2023

Sports Snippets: May 25, 2023

Editorial

Decoration Day 101

Columns

Bassett at 100: How Bassett Will Survive and Thrive

News from the Noteworthy: Ordinances Can Improve Tobacco Retail Environment

Citizen Science: The Power of the Placebo Effect,
Part I: Magic Feathers and Medical Transparency

Letters

Katz: Local Businesses Give in Support of Library

Falk: No to Exclusion as an ‘Emergency’ Measure

Bound Volumes

Bound Volumes: May 25, 2023

Hometown History: May 25, 2023

In Memoriam

Gerold D. Hill

Stephen L. Sheldon

Jeffrey R. Smith

Calendar of Events

Happenin’ Otsego

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SQSPCA Seeking Sponsors, Selling Tickets for Fashion Show Benefit Event

Memorial Day Photo Contest

FAM Presents Work of M.C. Escher in New Exhibition Opening May 27

Village To Hold LPC Meeting Wednesday for NY Forward Strategic Investment Plan

News Briefs: May 22, 2023

Sports Snippets: May 21, 2023

Village Seeking Rain Garden Caretakers

News Briefs: May 20, 2023

Sports Snippets: May 19, 2023

View edition of May 18, 2023.

HAPPENIN’ OTSEGO: 05-26-23
HAPPENIN’ OTSEGO for FRIDAY, MAY 26

Celebrate Summer in Cherry Valley

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SPRING INTO SUMMER—Enjoy a three-day festival, May 26-29, celebrating the start of summer. Visit garage sales, find fun items at the street vendors, enjoy food from food trucks and local restaurants, get deals from local businesses, enjoy live music and dancing, celebrate the return of the Revolutionary War Clock to the Cherry Valley Museum, and enjoy the Memorial Day Parade. Cherry Valley. Visit CherryValley.com

Hall of Fame Classic on tap for weekend

Hall of Famers, MLB stars head to Cooperstown for ‘Classic’ this weekend

Hall of Famer Alan Trammel greets Trevor Hoffman with a high-five at the 2019 ‘Hall of Fame Classic’ at Doubleday Field. Tickets are still available for this weekend’s event, featuring Hall-of-Famers and MLB greats. (Photo courtesy of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum; photographer: Milo V. Stewart, Jr.)

Hall of Famers Wade Boggs, Fergie Jenkins, Tim Raines, Ted Simmons, Lee Smith, Ozzie Smith, and Alan Trammel travel to Cooperstown this weekend to coach the teams in the 2022 Hall of Fame Classic, scheduled for Saturday, May 28 at historic Doubleday Field.

There’s a pre-game home run contest beginning at noon, with the first pitch of the ‘Classic’ at 1:05 p.m. Tickets are still available at $15 for grandstand seats, $12.50 for first baseline, and $11 for outfield seats. Seating along the third baseline will not be available as renovations continue.

The Classic highlights a weekend of family entertainment programs designed to celebrate ‘the timeless connection of baseball across generations.’

This year, the Hall of Famers will coach an impressive roster of the game’s greats; at press time, the line-up included Bobby Abreu, Willie Aikens, Alex Arias, Alex Avila, Carlos Baerga, Gergor Blanco, Pat Borders, Michael Bourn, Steve Buechele, Bruce Chen, Jose Contreras, Keith Foulke, David Freese, Carlos Gonzalez, Craig Grebeck, Garrett Jones, Terrence Long, Justin Maxwell, Corky Miller, Carlos Pena, Glen Perkins, Ryan Rowland-Smith, Steve Sax, Tim Stauffer, Nick Swisher, Steve Swisher, Matt Wieters, Chris Young, and Todd Zeile.

The Hall of Fame’s Night at the Ballpark program from 6-8 p.m. is sold out. Legends and former players will greet fans throughout Doubleday Field, and ‘Classic’ participants will canvass the ballpark during the two-hour event. Night at the Ballpark is not an autograph session, but fans can have their cameras at the ready.

Annual Balloon Fest In Full Swing

Annual Balloon Fest

In Full Swing

After last evening’s rainy start to the 10th annual Susquehanna Balloon Fest, crowds flocked to the event this afternoon for fun and games. Above, Kaler Carpenter emerges from the ever popular dunk tank thanks to Oneonta’s Melissa Schulte and Sarah Wilson. At left, Claire Smith, Oneonta, takes a spin on the mechanical bull. Visitors can also browse a wider variety of vendors, enjoy live music, magic and more. The balloons are set to glow at 8pm, with fireworks at 9:15 p.m.  (Ian Austin/AllOTSEGO.com

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