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Herzig To Be Sworn In Prior To Council Meeting ONEONTA – Gary Herzig will be sworn in at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday in Common Council Chambers, prior to the Council meeting at 7. City Judge Lucy Bernier will administer the oath. A brief reception will immediately follow. The event is open to the public. City Clerk Nancy Powell announced the particulars today.…
PRIMARIES UP IN THE AIR HARTWICK UP IN AIR AFTER THURSDAY VOTE Palumbo Dominates In Richfield Over Incumbent COOPERSTOWN – While the Richfield town supervisor GOP primary yesterday yielded a clear winner – Paul Palumbo, 158, over incumbent Fran Enjem, 95 – both Hartwick town supervisor primaries are so close the outcome won’t be known until absentee ballots are counted a week from today, Sept. 18, according to Republican Elections Commissioner Sheila Ross. In the Republican primary, Hartwick Fire Chief Bob O’Brien…
Barnyard Swing, Northern Eagle Garner Small-Business Awards…
With BBQ, Fox Hospital Thanks Employees…
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Bucknell, Hartwick Women Claim Mayor’s Cup Honors…
SPOTLIGHT REPORT From Hometown Oneonta & The Freeman’s Journal IF CONSTITUTION STALLS, WOULD AMPHENOL STAY? Lacking Supply, Gas Supplier Shifts Focus To Pennsylvania Editor’s Note: This “Spotlight Report” is reprinted from this week’s Freeman’s Journal & Hometown Oneonta. Pick up allotsego.com’s sister newspapers weekly for news, features and commentary about the Otsego County regional issues. By JIM KEVLIN • Special to allotsego.com The future of Amphenol Aerospace’s 1,000-job Sidney plant if the state rejects the Constitution Pipeline is “a relatively minor blip…
