Approved by Zoning Board of Appeals: - No decisions to report. Approved by Planning Board: - The Planning Board made a resolution/ recommendation to the Trustees regarding a Coordinated Development District on Grove Street proposed by Joe Galati on parcels currently owned by the Leatherstocking Railway. - A zoning permit was issued for exterior renovations and shed removal at 85 Pioneer St. - Grace Kull presented a plot plan for parking to facilitate a proposed Tourist Accommodation facility at her home, 19 Church St. The matter is under consideration. - Ned Walker and Susan Snell presented preliminary proposed improvements for housing between Chestnut Street and Pine Boulevard on a plottage of parcels that includes the former Smith Ford Building. - A zoning permit was issued for sidewall work and window replacement at 88 Lake St. - A zoning permit was issued for demolition of a non-contributing shed and construction of a stable at 34 Delaware. - A zoning permit was issued for sidewall replacement on three sides of the structure situated at 61 Susquehanna. - A sign permit was issued to the Cooperstown Art Association at 22 Main St. to add a small "open" and "closed" sign to the existing freestanding sign on the front lawn. The Feb. 26 Planning Board meeting was cancelled due to the weather. All items were rescheduled for March 11.
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Paid parking glitches frustrate both sides
Cooperstown's paid parking has gotten off to a rough start, but only three people showed up to comment about it on June 6 at a public forum on the issue, and two of those people wanted more paid parking.
- Parkeon Company sends explanation letter to mayor Parkeon, the company that makes and operates the parking meter software used by village vendor Access Technology Integration, Inc., sent a letter of explanation to Cooperstown Mayor Jeff Katz on Monday about last Thursday's meter failure.
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Coop woman is interning at baseball shrine
Fifteen college students arrived in Cooperstown on June 3 to begin a 10-week study in a variety of disciplines at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum as members of the 2013 class of the Frank and Peggy Steele Internship Program for Youth Leadership Development. The Class of 2013 includes Carly Busse, a junior at St. John Fisher College majoring in communications who is interning in the Hall of Fame's membership department. She is from Cooperstown.
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Friends of Bassett holds golf tournament
Hosted by the Friends of Bassett Healthcare Network, the 16th annual KeyBank Bassett Medical Center Invitational took place on Tuesday, May 28, at the par-72 Leatherstocking Golf Course. The event enabled the Friends to raise $150,000. Proceeds will support the Friends' Annual Fund, which strengthens Bassett Healthcare Network's regional initiatives across its eight-county service area.
- Johanna van der Gang Herman OUDENDIJK, The Netherlands -- Johanna van der Gang Herman died at her home in Oudendijk, the Netherlands, on May 20, 2013, following a long and valiant battle with breast cancer.
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Ruth Rathbun Druse
RICHFIELD SPRINGS -- Friends and family of Ruth Druse are invited to a service of the Burial Office and Holy Communion at St. John's Episcopal Church, Main Street, Richfield Springs. The service will take place at 10 a.m. Saturday, May 18, 2013, and will be officiated by the Rev. John Bartle.
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Milford softball clinches TV-East tie
Five players had extra-base hits for host Milford, which overcame an early 3-0 deficit to clinch at least a tie for the Tri-Valley League East Division title with a 6-4 win over Worcester on Monday.
- Ann Catharine Casey NISKAYUNA -- A Memorial Service in Celebration of the Life of Ann Catharine Casey will be offered at 2 o'clock on Saturday afternoon, 11 May 2013, in Christ Church, Cooperstown, with the Rev'd Mark A. Michael, rector, officiating. The Committal Service and inurnment will follow in the Ecumenical Columbarium in the Church-yard at Christ Church.
- Elizabeth Jane Hathaway McManus FLY CREEK -- Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Hathaway McManus, age 80, passed away Saturday morning, April 27, 2013, at Otsego Manor.
- Theodore E. 'Ted' Lamb COOPERSTOWN -- Theodore E. "Ted" Lamb, a native of Cooperstown who will be remembered for his faithful devotion to his beloved village, died Friday morning, April 26, 2013, at his home on Linden Avenue. The husband of Celia B. Lamb, Ted was 80 years-old.
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