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Nelson to Depart Iron String Press

Nelson is a 2018 graduate of Cooperstown Central School and earned a bachelor’s degree in political science from Hamilton College in December 2022. He lives in Middlefield but will relocate to Albany for his new position.…

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Iron String Press Extends Subscription Drive Benefitting NFPs

Iron String Press Extends Subscription Drive Benefitting NFPs By DARLA M. YOUNGSOTSEGO COUNTY Since August, new subscribers to “The Freeman’s Journal” newspaper and to the AllOtsego.com website have had the opportunity to assist their choice of one of four area charitable organizations by donating $5.00 of the fee when they subscribe annually. Thanks to the favorable results of this special offer, parent company Iron String Press Inc. has extended its “Putting the Community Back Into the Newspaper” subscription drive through…

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Subscription Drive Benefits Local Charities

Since its public debut on June 27, readers have had full access to AllOtsego.com, the online home of “The Freeman’s Journal” and “Hometown Oneonta.” The website revamp was long overdue, and readership had declined due to slow response time and an outdated platform. Today’s AllOtsego.com is visually attractive, easy to navigate, and organized in such a way that both news and advertising content is easy to access.…

Iron String Press Launches New AllOtsego.com

This week, AllOtsego.com’s much-needed facelift goes live. The online home of “The Freeman’s Journal” and “Hometown Oneonta” since 2009, AllOtsego.com also provides breaking news coverage and exclusive web content to subscribers. Slow response time due to ever-increasing archival materials and an outdated layout have prompted parent company Iron String Press to revamp the site, resulting in a much more responsive and graphically pleasing online platform.…

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Carolina native, Crocco, begins job as marketing consultant

Carolina native, Crocco, begins job as marketing consultant By Kevin Limiti • Special to www.AllOTSEGO.com The Freeman’s Journal and Hometown Oneonta have hired a new marketing consultant. Danielle Crocco, originally from Raleigh, North Carolina, is beginning a new chapter with the region’s oldest paper, hoping to utilize her skills to serve her community. “I’m super stoked to be with this awesome team,” Crocco said. “I like working with people and I get to explore the town and be out there.”…