Just before the 10 a.m. start at the the flagpole, Cooperstown Chamber Executive Director Tara Burke, right, top photo (green sweater), instructs this morning’s participants in the sixth annual Ugly Sweater Run/Walk through the historic downtown, ending up in Lakefront Park. Center foreground is Frankie Panzarella, one of the younger participants. Inset right, Emily Whipple, right, of Davenport, joined two friends from Roxbury, Kendall Darling, center, and Melissa Peters; the three drove up from Delaware County to participate for the first time. Inset left, another first-timer, Tim Whitaker, Hartwick Seminary, picked up his sweater at Cole’s in New Hartford this week, and the tiny lights locally. The race was run in balmy 40-degree weather. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)
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ONEONTA TREE LIGHTING – 5-8 p.m. Join us for the lighting of the Christmas Tree. There will be caroling, shops, warm drinks, an ugly sweater contestwith winners announced just before the lighting, Horsedrawn wagon rides, and visits with Santa. Muller Plaza, Oneonta.Info, call (607)432-2941 or email detinationoneonta@gmail.com
SCHOOL PLAY – 7 p.m. 7/8th grade. Milford Central School, 42 W. Main St., Milford. Info, web.milfordcentral.org
A disappointed Jim Hill, Cooperstown, nonetheless gamely shows off his ugly sweater at Pioneer Park this morning on learning that, at 10:15, Cooperstown Chamber executive director Matt Hazzard, fearful of icy conditions, delayed 12:30’s Ugly Sweater Race for a week, hoping for more cooperative weather on the 13th. However, Bourbon & Branch will be performing 1:30-3 p.m. at the Smithy Pioneer Gallery those in the festive mood. (Jim Kevlin/allotsego.com)
Just before the 10 a.m. start at the the flagpole, Cooperstown Chamber Executive Director Tara Burke, right, top photo (green sweater), instructs this morning’s 
participants in the sixth annual Ugly Sweater Run/Walk through the historic downtown, ending up in Lakefront Park. Center foreground is Frankie Panzarella, one of the younger participants. Inset right, Emily Whipple, right, of Davenport, joined two friends from Roxbury, Kendall Darling, center, and Melissa Peters; the three drove up from Delaware County to participate for the first time. Inset left, another first-timer, Tim Whitaker, Hartwick Seminary, picked up his sweater at Cole’s in New Hartford this week, and the tiny lights locally. The race was run in balmy 40-degree weather. (Jim Kevlin/AllOTSEGO.com)
