CYB says thanks
The 2011 Cooperstown Youth Baseball season has come to a close. It is now time to give thanks to all who stuck with us this year of our home away from home.
Thanks to our many team and sign sponsors for continuing your commitment to CYB and the children of our community this year. We could not do it without you.
Special thanks to the Clark Sports Center and the Town of Hartwick for their additional support this year. A very special thank you to Juli and Dwaine Sharratt for offering their fine facilities at Beaver Valley Cabins and Campsites to host many of our games this season.
Thanks to the players, parents and volunteers for bearing with us during this trying time, and making this year a positive experience for all.
Thanks to Jane Forbes Clark and the Clark Foundation for helping us find a home for the future.
Finally, my personal thanks to the Cooperstown Youth Baseball Board of Directors for their commitment to the children of our community.
David Borgstrom
President,
Cooperstown Youth Baseball
Opinion
Your Opinion: August 4, 2011
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Congratulations to Lucy Ford for winning a state title
Cooperstown's Lucy Ford needed a personal best to win a state title in the high jump Saturday at the New York State Track and Field Championships in Middletown. Ford, a junior, didn't just get her personal best with her jump of 5-feet, 5-inches. She broke her own school record, again, and became the first CCS girl to win a state title in track and field.
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Mother Nature throws Hall a curveball
A couple of weeks ago when we wrote that we hoped the date change for the National Baseball Hall of Fame's annual seven-inning exhibition game would be a hit we were not expecting Mother Nature to force an alternative plan all together. Now there is no way to know if the Memorial Day Weekend would have been a better suit as we cannot compare apples to oranges.
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Roses
Roses to those who participated and contributed to this year's Cooperstown/Otsego County Relay for Life.
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Hopefully HOF Classic date change is a hit
The National Baseball Hall of Fame’s annual seven-inning exhibition game has seen a drop in attendance in the last couple of year. The Hall of Fame Classic began as a Father’s Day event, was then moved to the Saturday before the holiday, and is now being held on Memorial Day Weekend.
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Congratulations Cooperstown softball
It is hard to believe that Cooperstown's softball team had never won a division or playoff title until this week.
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Happy CYB has found a home
Cooperstown Youth Baseball has finally found a home. However, it is a bit sad it could not be in the village that is often referred to as the "home of baseball."
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Change is never taken lightly
We are glad the Cooperstown Central School Board finally chose a nickname, but were surprised by the plummeting attendance rate at meetings pertaining to the matter. What seemed to be a hot-button issue attracting nearly 100 people for and against a name change at initial meetings seemed to simmer to complete no shows toward the end.
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Tax cap is deceiving
As if figuring out one's tax bill isn't mind boggling enough. In its second year of implantation, the 2 percent limit on property tax increases makes things all that more complicated. One cannot just assume his or her individual taxes will not increase more than the cap threshold.
Continued ... - Thursday, April 11, 2013
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Earth Festival is a good start to spring
We hope Mother Nature brings us some sunshine and spring weather this weekend. But if not, there is a predominantly inside event coming up that should help get visitors thinking about spring.
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Education heading in wrong direction
It is good to see that with teachers changing their curriculums to teach for the Common Core State Standards that there is still some hands-on learning going on locally.
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Congratulations to Lucy Ford for winning a state title
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Our readers' opinion
I received this statement from Christine Drew Martin, a former resident of Oaksville, who is the daughter of the late Ruth Yule, beloved English teacher at CCS.
Continued ... - In our readers' opinion
- Our Readers' Opinions: Nov. 21, 2012
- Our Readers' Opinions: Nov. 15, 2012
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In Our Readers' Opinion
Kudos to Mayor Jeff Katz and the board of trustees for revisiting the possibility of using paid parking to raise the funds necessary to keep our village streets in good condition.
Continued ... - In your opinion: Oct. 25, 2012
- Our Readers' Opinions: Oct. 18, 2012
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