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Kyle W. Bronson, 28, Cooperstown; Leaves Daughter, 2nd Due Any Day

IN MEMORIAM Kyle W. Bronson, 28, Cooperstown; Leaves Daughter, 2nd Due Any Day COOPERSTOWN – Kyle Willard Bronson, beloved father, son, and friend to many, died tragically Tuesday, July 18, 2017, as the result of injuries sustained in a motorcycle accident on County Highway 11 in the Town of Hartwick.  He was 28. Born Jan. 19, 1989, at Bassett Hospital, Kyle was a son of Michael J. Bronson, Sr., and Patricia Mower Bronson. Raised in Cooperstown, he graduated from Cooperstown…
July 22, 2017

Insure Crops Brewers Need, Senator Schumer Says Here

Minority Leader Visits Hartwick Insure Crops Brewers Need, Senator Schumer Says Here ONEONTA – At Hartwick College’s Center for Craft Food & Beverage, U.S. Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-NY, today announced he is asking the USDA to approve a specialized crop insurance to protect farmers growing crops for the state’s expanding farm breweries. “It is imperative that the USDA takes the necessary steps towards offering the malt barley endorsement (MBE) throughout these (44 Upstate) counties to provide further protection…
July 21, 2017

Joe Ruffino Bids Farewell To 47 Years of Pizza Making

‘THIS BIRD HAS BEEN SET FREE’ Joe Ruffino Bids Farewell To 45 Years of Pizza Making ONEONTA – Joe Ruffino Jr. announced to his customers on his website today that, after 45 years of the “daily grind” of making pizza – since age 7 – and running a business in Upstate New York, he has closed Joe Ruffino’s Pizzeria & Restaurant at 222 Main St. “I have known for a while that I couldn’t maintain that work ethic forever,” he…
July 21, 2017

Boutique Hotel Opens Friday In Cooperstown

HISTORIC BUILDING RENOVATED Boutique Hotel Opens Friday In Cooperstown All hands are on deck, including proprietor Perry Ferrara’s wife Cathy, foreground, as the Railroad Inn, the new boutique hotel at Railroad and Glen avenues, Cooperstown, prepares to welcome its first guests tomorrow evening.  Ferrara, in right photo with Cathy, said the first-floor rooms will be occupied Friday evening, and by next weekend – Hall of Fame Induction Weekend – all 22 rooms will be completed and filled.  Crews have been…
July 20, 2017

Joan W. Atkins, 81; Teacher In Richfield, Schuyler Lake

IN MEMORIAM: Joan W. Atkins, 81; Teacher In Richfield, Schuyler Lake RICHFIELD SPRINGS – Joan Willard Atkins, 81, a former teacher in Richfield Springs, passed away Monday July 17, 2017, in Cortland Regional Medical Center, with her family by her side. She was born on Dec. 4, 1935, in Orchard Park, daughter of the late George E. and Florence Fisher Willard. Joan was raised in Orchard Park and was a graduate of Orchard Park High School. She received a bachelor’s…
July 20, 2017

BROOKFIELD COUPLE KILLED IN ACCIDENT

BROOKFIELD COUPLE KILLED IN ACCIDENT Van Driver, Plus Cooperstown Man, Transported To Bassett With Injuries WARREN – A Brookfield couple was pronounced dead at the scene of a three-vehicle accident Sunday afternoon after the motorcycle they were riding on ran into the back of a van, state police at Troop D, Oneida, report. Killed were Douglas and Theresa Woolsey, 50 and 46 respectively. The eastbound van was stopped on Route 20, attempting to turn left into a driveway in this…
July 17, 2017

IN MEMORIAM: Wava H. Cuyler, 91; Taught In Oneonta Schools 28 Years

IN MEMORIAM: Wava H. Cuyler, 91; Taught In Oneonta Schools 28 Years ONEONTA – Wava Hatcher Cuyler, 91, who taught Oneonta children for 28 years, retiring in 1984 from Center Street School, passed away after a brief illness on Thursday July 13, 2017 in Oneonta. She was surrounded by a host of loving family members. Wava was born in Oneonta on April 7, 1926, to Marvin and Edna (Lowe) Hatcher. She was educated at Bugbee School, Oneonta High School, and…
July 16, 2017
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