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THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS

The Freeman’s Journal • Hometown Oneonta

March 6, 2025

Front Page

Festival Campaign Will Help Shape Future, Expand Audiences

Rally Protests Pres. Trump’s Policies, Draws 200 Demonstrators

Literacy Visionaries: Milford’s Book Vending Machine

Inside

FCO March 15 Concert To Feature Concerto Competition Winner

Trump Announces Plans To Posthumously Pardon Pete Rose

Pantry Voucher Program Will Provide $16K in Local Food

Cooperstown CFEE Provides Financial Support to Students

Tall Stacks and Jack Wax

Poking Fun at the Arts Industry

Catskill Symphony Orchestra, Voices of Cooperstown Unite

News Briefs

News Briefs: March 6, 2025

Editorial

Editorial: Putting the Community Back Into the Newspaper

Letters

Bishop: Trust Problems Close to Home?

Cooperstown Area Interfaith Coalition for Social Justice: Executive Orders Will Do Harm

Porsche: Porsche To Make Run for Trustee

Stein: Job Cuts Will Weaken Services

Northrup: I Had a Farm in Ukraine

Howarth: Where Is All This Leading?

Columns

The Myth-Busting Economist: Some Truths about Federal Spending

News from the Noteworthy: Helios Care Honors Hospice Social Workers

Citizen Science: Solving the Mystery of the Vanishing Love for Science

Life Sketches: Crusing at 80 MPH with Aunt Ruta

Bound Volumes

Bound Volumes: March 6, 2025

Bound Volumes, Hometown History: March 6, 2025

In Memoriam

In Memoriam: Dorothea Sittler

Calendar of Events

Time Out Otsego

AllOtsego.com

Community Partners Will Convene To Discuss Homelessness

On Stage: ‘SNAP’ Pokes Fun at, Challenges the Arts Industry

Travels with ‘Cesca: Greetings from Mississippi and Yucatán

Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce Membership Spotlight: Montezuma Winery (Sponsored Advertorial)

Coop Sports Recap: Basketball Sectionals This Weekend

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