“Biological control methods are probably the best chance we have for slowing down the spread of hemlock woolly adelgid,” said Devin Merkley of The Clark Foundation and Mohican Farm.…
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Closure of a section of I-88 due to a sink hole, no-wake zone buoy installation, the anniversary of shopkeeper Judie Stone, and an upcoming chicken dinner at the Laurens American Legion are among the topics covered in today's news briefs.…
A severe blood shortage, internship opportunities with the SUNY Oneonta Biological Field Station and Preferred Mutual Insurance Company, and Cooperstown Central School sports results are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
Statewide recognition of local muralist James McIlroy, a call from the CCS Sports Booster Club for tournament volunteers, the removal of no-wake buoys from Lake Otsego for the season and featured artists at The Art Garage are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
OLA has always been proactive in its efforts to preserve the quality of our lake. This year we initiated “The Pledge to Keep Otsego Lake Healthy” by stressing individual responsibility and best property and lake management practices.…
The Gilbertsville American Legion Auxiliary's Veterans's Day Ceremony on November 9, a visit from 25 vets from the Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington, D.C. and a holiday bazaar at The Major's Inn are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
A collaboration of the Leatherstocking Dive Club and the SUNY Oneonta Biological Field Station, divers competed for a Fourth Seeker Element dive mask and Stream2Sea Explorer pack, which included small diving necessities.…
These small surface blooms were associated with other lake debris (bits of plants, foam, etc.), officials said, and were short-lived and therefore not photographed for reporting to the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.…
According to the e-mail, small surface blooms were also observed on Wednesday, September 17 during periods of calm winds, though they were short-lived and therefore not photographed for reporting to the DEC. The current weather pattern of warm, clear skies lends itself to the development of intermittent blooms of this type, officials said.…
While many comments and concerns were voiced about the Manocherian subdivision proposal, which would create 111 buildable lots ranging in size from 4.2 acres to 60 acres, there was a broader discussion about what community members envision for the future of the area.…
