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THIS WEEK’S NEWSPAPERS

The Freeman’s Journal • Hometown Oneonta

May 9, 2024

Front Page

Brookwood Launch Relocation Questioned by OLT Neighbors

Clark Foundation Provides $6M to Support New Daycare Center

LWV Announces School Board Candidates’ Debate on May 13

Wooden Volunteers at Adaptive Basketball Clinic

Inside

Cider Mill Preps for Its 168th Season

Gilbertsville Art Gallery Will Host Summer Concert Series

‘The Buzz about Pollinators’ Opens May 11 at The Farmers’ Museum

Music Festival Launches Its Season with Special Mother’s Day Concert

Results of Senior Survey Released

Crowd Gathers for County’s Second Steampunk, Oddities Event

News Briefs

News Briefs: May 9, 2024

Editorial

Let’s Reboot Mother’s Day

Letters

Guernsey: Former President Behaving Badly

Keith: ZBA Should Do the Right Thing

Scalici: Experience Important

Talevi: Not Happy with OLT

Haynes: Cruelty Case Is Ongoing

Columns

The Partial Observer: HEAT Act Nothing But a Hot Mess

News from the Noteworthy: Spring Brings New Programs, Partnerships

Bound Volumes

Bound Volumes: May 9, 2024

Bound Volumes, Hometown History: May 9, 2024

Calendar of Events

Happenin’ Otsego

On AllOtsego.com

First Richfield Local Planning Committee Meeting Is Tonight

Sports Snippets: May 9, 2024

A Voter’s Guide to Elections: Be an Election Inspector: Your Community Needs You

Bassett Expanding Flouride Varnish Dental Treatments to Pediatric Patients

Cardelle Calls Eclipse Event ‘a Momentous Occasion’

Outpatient Clinic Entrance Closed for Construction

Welcome Home Cooperstown Celebrates Cinco de Mayo

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