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SEWARD REJECTS RUN FOR CONGRESS ONEONTA – State Sen. Jim Seward, R-Milford, today announced he will not run for retiring Congressman Chris Gibson’s seat in 2016. “While serving in Washington D.C. would allow me to address a number of important issues facing our region,” said Seward, “I feel that at this time my standing as a senior member of the New York State senate majority enables me to better serve my district. “Therefore, I intend to continue to use my seniority,…
DiNapoli At Democratic Fete Where Rich Murphy Honored…
Harvest Fest Evokes 19th Century – Complete With Suffragette Protest…
FROM THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS Harvard To Quantico, And Now, To Okinawa CCS Standout Laura Derouin Soldiers On HARTWICK SEMINARY When Laura Derouin headed off to Harvard five years ago, could dad Art, a former Army sergeant, have imagined joshing his daughter about the Basic Training perils of a poorly fitting gas-mask? But there they were the other sunny afternoon, swapping yarns about military training on the front steps of the family’s Beaver Valley home, where Marine Lt. Laura Derouin is…
Grand & Glorious Blooms Again…
31 Vie In Fly Creek FD’s First 9/11 Heroes Run…
IN MEMORIAM: Rose M. Enjem, 91; Mother Of Richfield Town Supervisor ILION – Rose M. “Cito” Enjem, 91, mother of Richfield Town Supervisor Fran Enjem, passed away on Primary Day, Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2015, at Sitrin Health Care Center, New Hartford. Born in Utica on Aug. 7, 1924, Rose was the daughter of the late Peter and Mora (Zady) Joseph. She was raised and educated in Utica schools. At one time she was married to Joseph F. Enjem, whose relationship…
Libby, Ian Visit Oneonta, Ala., Exchange Gifts With Mayor…
IN MEMORIAM: Dorothea Kidder Smith, 99; Widow Of Architect, Author, Photographer SPRINGFIELD CENTER – Smith, Dorothea F. Kidder Smith, wife of the late G.E. Kidder Smith, the architect, author and photographer, passed away Tuesday, Sept. 8, 2015. She was 99. She was born New York City, March 27, 1916. Dot graduated from the Brearley School in 1933 and from Bryn Mawr College in 1937. She accompanied her husband on world travels, contributing to his books on architecture and enjoying every…
