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Trump! Also, Oneonta Spruce,

Coop Fossil-Fuel Tiff In News

Donald Trump won Otsego County as well as the nation, and the victory also put state Sen. Jim Seward and his allies in office. But a dust-up involving Cooperstown's removal of fossil fuels from the village portfolio and excitement about Oneonta's Rockefeller-Center-bound big spruce is continuing to generate excitement. And much more.
Donald Trump won Otsego County as well as the nation, and the victory also put state Sen. Jim Seward and his allies in office. But a dust-up involving Cooperstown’s removal of fossil-fuel stocks from a village pension portfolio also figures in this week’s newspapers, as did continuing excitement about Oneonta’s Rockefeller-Center-bound big spruce.  Also, Oneonta’s Hughes’ family received a couple of surprise reminders of the contributions the paterfamilias, the late Bill Hughes, made during World War II.

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