Seward’s Heroin Task Force Sends Bill Package To House ALBANY – State Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, who convened a session of the Joint Task Force on Heroin & Opioid Addiction in Oneonta last year, today announced the Senate passage of the comprehensive package of bills that resulted. The goal, he said, is to help decrease heroin deaths and put more drug dealers behind bars for peddling dangerous opioids. As a member of the task for, the senator said, “I have…
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In Mayor Miller’s Memory, Free Game At Damaschke ONEONTA – Take in a baseball game this Saturday at Damaschke Field, and remember the late Mayor Dick Miller, the Oneonta Outlaws’ first fan. Outlaws President of Operations/GM Steve Pindar announced this afternoon that Miller’s “many friends and business associates have come together to ‘Buy Out the Ballpark.” In the mayor’s memory, they are inviting the public to attend the 7 p.m. game against the Syracuse Salt Cats for free. Fireworks follow.…
Oneontan Who Battled Schoharie Flood Promoted To Major General By Senate ALBANY – The state Senate has confirmed Air National Guard Brig. Gen. Anthony P. German of Oneonta as a major general, State Sen. Jim Seward, R-Oneonta, announced today. “I witnessed General German’s leadership skills first-hand in 2011 in Schoharie County,” said Seward, “as he helped coordinate the New York Air National Guard response to Hurricane Irene and Tropical Storm Lee. His dedication and expertise helped save lives and property.” Seward…
3 County Board Races Possible In Oneonta ONEONTA – Democrat Amy HornburgHeilveil announced today she is again seeking Oneonta’s Distric 12 seat on the county Board of Representatives, setting off a rematch with Republican Craig Gelbsman. That sets up at least three competitive races in the Oneonta area: Town Board member Andrew Stammel, a Democrat, also is challenging county Rep. Janet Hurley Quackenbush, R-Town of Oneonta; and Len Carson, the OFD captain, is challenging county Rep. Linda Rowinski, a Democrat…
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Learn From Mistakes, Speaker Tells 350 Hartwick Graduates…
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Oneonta Short Of Water After Main Break ONEONTA – The City of Oneonta is experiencing a treated-water supply shortage as a result of a break in an 8-inch high-service line on upper West Street. All municipal water customers in the City and Town of Oneonta are asked to immediately comply with water conservation measures, as outlined below, until further notice. v As of now, the repair work is currently underway, with engineers on the scene trying to resolve the issue…
Snowfall Turns Roads To Ice, But Rain Will Thaw It Sunday…
Common Council’s Organizational Meeting Tuesday ONEONTA – Reappointing David Merzig as city attorney, Mark Simonson as city historian, and Michael Getman as city prosecutor will be among the actions planned when Common Council convenes its organizational meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday in Common Council chambers. REVIEW AGENDA FOR COMMON COUNCIL ORGANIZATIONAL MEETING…
