Local News
- Local News
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- Thursday, March 28, 2013
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Miller prepares CV-S board for his departure
Michelle Miller | The Cooperstown Crier Visitors to Cooperstown's two schools will now be viewed on camera. This one is at the middle/high school at the main entrance. People will have to buzz in before being let into the building.
With his time running out at Cherry Valley-Springfield, Superintendent of Schools Robert Miller had a list of recommendations and suggestions for the district's board of education at its monthly meeting on March 21.
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Lakefront Concert Series lineup set
The lineup for the ninth annual Cooperstown Lakefront Concert Series has been released.
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Belgium once again coming to Cooperstown
Belgium is coming to Brewery Ommegang on Aug. 2 and 3 with tickets sales beginning April 1.
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Bassett chosen among best health workforce training programs
Bassett Medical Center was among 11 hospitals recently recognized for having one of the best health workforce training programs in the country, according to a media release.
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Bank of Cooperstown parent company ranks 15th on list of top banks
The parent bank of Bank of Cooperstown has been ranked 15th a list of the 100 top-performing banks in the country with total assets less than $500 million.
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Fly Creek Cider Mill to reopen Saturday
The Fly Creek Cider Mill will open Saturday and plans to have an inaugural 5k/3k in April.
Continued ... - Allstadt, Maxon, Nicols elected trustees
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Local schools to fight for equity
Cooperstown and Milford Central schools seem to be on the same page - putting focus on advocating for the abolishment of the gap elimination adjustment.
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Easter will be hopping down the bunny trail in Cooperstown
Easter festivities will abound in Cooperstown beginning Saturday with the Easter Bunny train rides on the Cooperstown & Charlotte Valley Railroad, and continuing with Easter egg hunts, a parade and an Easter brunch at the Otesaga in the following week.
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Cooperstown mayor sells baseball book
Cooperstown Mayor Jeff Katz has signed a deal with Thomas Dunne Books, an imprint of St. Martin's Press, to publish a book, 'Strike Season,' in 2014 about the MLB strike season of 1981.
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Fenimore Art Museum announces 2013 exhibition schedule
The Fenimore Art Museum recenlty announced its exhibition schedule for 2013. The museum will reopen for the season on Saturday, March 30. Featured exhibitions this year include:
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Cooperstown native helps woman in need
One good deed recently performed went a long way in a short time. When Cooperstown native Michael 'Mick' McCartney was contacted by a former schoolmate about raising money for a motorized scooter, he provided the scooter the next day.
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'Redskins' soon to be retired
The Cooperstown Board of Education, with one "no" vote, has decided to retire the district's nickname, "Redskins," effective June 30. However, it has yet to come up with a replacement.
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Trustees choose parking machines
On Friday, the Cooperstown Village Trustees unanimously approved the purchase of 13 multi-space parking machines from Access Technology Integration Inc.
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Village begins budget work
The Cooperstown village budget preparation should be a kinder, gentler process this year as Mayor Jeff Katz's first year in office ends and his first budget nears presentation.
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CV-S superintendent headed to Herkimer
Cherry Valley-Springfield Central School Superintendent Robert Miller has been selected as the new superintendent of the Herkimer Central School District.
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Crucial year for Brookwood Point
Brookwood Point has been a good news story for the Otsego Land Trust during its first year of ownership of the property. But 2013 will be key to deciding how long the Trust will own the land.
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Presentation features planning for the future
It is never too early to start planning for the future. And according to lawyer Ryan Coutlee, it is never too late either.
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Students advance to state contest
Students from four area school districts competed regionally Saturday at Unadilla Valley Central School to advance to the state History Day Contest.
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Nominations sought for Historic Preservation Awards
Otsego 2000 is accepting nominations for the 2013 Historic Preservation Awards
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