STUDENT PRESENTATION—6 p.m. “The Arthur Curtis Diaries: A Look at Professor Curtis’ Perspectives in the 1910s.” Free and open to the public. Oneonta History Center, 183 Main Street, Oneonta. (607) 432-0960 or https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1529092079217839&set=a.642584304535292…
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Easter is this Sunday, April 5, and families around the Oneonta region will have several opportunities to celebrate together with free and low-cost events happening during the first week of April. …
The VITA program allows students to gain professional experience while assisting a wide range of taxpayers, including all SUNY Oneonta staff, University Police Department officers, lower income taxpayers and senior citizens. …
“The Shape of Things” is an intimate drama set in a college town that follows two couples (Adam and Evelyn, and Jenny and Phillip) whose relationships become entangled in unexpected ways.…
After a few uncertain years of operating as a buffet, Brooks’ House of Bar-B-Q is returning to full table service, restoring a dining experience many longtime customers have missed at the beloved Oneonta institution.…
“I just want to say thank you to the 700 community members who have shared and advocated for the community on this issue,” Town Supervisor Will Rivera (D) said just before the vote. “This is your government. We are here for you.”…
Acknowledging a growing trend of violence against the press, “Silencing Journalism” aims to show readers the dangers of being the ones who cover controversy.…
Oneonta Mayor Daniel Buttermann opened the meeting by announcing the launch of “Community Conversations,” a series of open forums intended to bring residents into earlier, more frequent dialogue with city leadership.…
Local Dean's List designees at SUNY Delhi, the GOHS Postcard, Book and Ephemera Show and Sale, the opening of the Annual Youth Arts Show at 25 Main Collective, and a fundraiser for the Cooperstown Lions Club are among the topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
Torosyan: "Across centuries and continents, the way people brought food from plate to mouth has reflected etiquette, hierarchy, religion, and even geopolitics."…
