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Waterpark Toasted,

Roasted In Hartwick

In its first public airing, the proposed $60 million waterpark in Hartwick Seminary was praised by the Hartwick town supervisor, but decried by some members of the public at its first public airing before the HartwickTown Board Monday.
The proposed $60 million waterpark in Hartwick Seminary was praised by the Hartwick town supervisor, but decried by some members of the public at its first public airing before the Hartwick Town Board Monday.  The town Planning Board will be the lead agency in guided Hyman Hemispherics’ proposal through the SEQRA process.  Get up to date in this week’s Hometown Oneonta & The Freeman’s Journal.
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