Oneonta, NY News

• Oneonta, NY News
• Memorial Day hits home for local hamlet
• On the Bright Side: Area girl becomes fourth sister named Dairy Princess
• Police: Student made gun threat in Walton
• SPCA's costs for seized dogs grow
• Two Oneonta women busted after traffic stop
• Man arrested after 2-month drug investigation
• C'town All-Star Village to open this summer
• Saying goodbye hurts most when the experience has been worthwhile
• Memorial Day events: Chenango County
• 2 retired Salvation Army majors honored with Oneonta luncheon
• Study: Area unemployment holds steady
• Truck overturns on I-88
• Two school districts look for ways to pass budgets
• Hartwick students to be honored this weekend
• DEP opens additional reservoir space for boating
• Stamford man sentenced on sexual abuse charges
• Tourism season shapes up for events, businesses
• 3 local museums to offer free admission to military
• Southside Oneonta to see new stores open
• Otsego reps sink dive team proposal
• Five Greek houses have special-use permits renewed
• Cuomo unveils exhibit honoring N.Y.'s role in Memorial Day
• Local farmers meet Gibson
• On The Bright Side: Area teen crowned N.Y. Maple Queen
• Walton man gets maximum in stabbing death
• Otsego GOP endorses Long in Senate bid
• Arson suspect to have mental-health review
• Upstate man dies of injuries after logging accident
• Area students to highlight growing veggies in festival
• New Chamber head outlines plans for economy
• State to stop fingerprinting food stamp recipients
• Hill hopefuls Tyner, Schreibman may debate
• Attorney: Kennel owner doesn't want to pay upkeep tab
• Woman, 22, killed in two-car accident
• Chobani plant evacuated after ammonia leak
• 'Go Green' course for kids starts in July
• IBM exec urges grads to seek their 'life's passion' and 'nurture personal relationships'
• On the Bright Side: Woman of Distinction: Schoharie business owner honored
• Crouch, SUNY chairman offer advice to SUNY Delhi grads
• Back when White House hopefuls didn't fear reporters
• Area landlords busy as semester ends
• Oxford man buys firm from boss
• DEC, Sherburne-Earlville High School students to tag ash trees
• Otsego groups sponsor photo contest
• Project brings world to students through technology
• Heegan selected to lead Otsego Chamber
• Daily Star names new publisher
• Pipeline reps get chilly reception from area residents
• Otsego Lake panel asks state to stop herbicide use
• Area feeding program to mark anniversary
• Cooperstown, ex-officer settle sexual harassment suit
• Mitchell Lynch named Daily Star and Cooperstown Crier publisher
• Barbara Ann Heegan named to lead Otsego Chamber
• Local activists skeptical of fracking poll
• 2 area pupils place in N.Y. agriculture art contest
• Disability act update may delay Oneonta pool opening
• School districts with failed budgets consider options
• Shea: More details on the way on Center Street
• Animal hospice owner faces new charges
• Woman accused of trespassing at school vote
• SUNY Oneonta, Delhi to honor graduates, educators at ceremonies
• Voters end classes at Center Street school
• Local official: Pipeline talks are making progress
• Police: Roof mishap could have been deadly
• Chobani selects 6 U.S. Olympic, Paralympic athletes, hopefuls for 2012 London Games
• Council OKs contract to hire O'Neill as a consultant
• SUNY Cobleskill grants 600 degrees; 2 professors receive excellence awards
• Oneonta man arrested for alleged dispute
• Area has mixed views about EPA fracking report on well water
• Local students to host bowl-a-thon for OWL
• SUNY Delhi student hurt in porch collapse
• Man dies in Delhi motorcycle accident
• Edmeston man faces rape, endangerment charges
• Power Authority manager honored for work during 2011 flooding
• Motorcyclist killed in Delhi crash
• Tax cap adds challenges for area schools
• Mother's Day busy holiday for some local restaurants
• City contractor begins work to replace meters
• Bike to Work Day to be held Wednesday
• Hamden man charged with sexual abuse
• Rep. Gibson meets local officials in Cooperstown
• Area chefs have been feasting on the competition
• On the Bright Side: Area girl, 14, has novel published
• C'town quiz team set for nationals
• SUNY Delhi kicks off centennial celebration
• Couple dies in Andes when phone fails after accident
• Logging accident leaves man in critical condition
• Two local teen apprentices to sing with choir
• Area reacts to Obama's gay marriage stance
• DA: C'town bullying charges adjourned
• Sidney business completes management switch
• Fire department denies telemarketing claims
• Hartwick to present work by students
• Arts Field Day to feature singing, dancing
• Tea Party group to host rally in Otego
• Walton school greenhouse set to open
• Town panel created to examine merger
• Oneonta school board candidates debate
• Proposed drill moratorium advances in Otego
• Oneonta school board candidates debate
• Police: Man hit officer during DWI arrest
• Gillibrand: Funds allotted for SNAP at farm markets
• Schumer backs bill to aid kids with disabilities
• Obama visits Albany, chides GOP
• Hartwick's Rock Orchestra to perform on Saturday
• Town chief asks state to probe ambulance switch
• Area man accused of sex abuse
• Local man charged with stealing cattle
• New court date set for arson suspect
• Driver ticketed for allegedly passing bus
• School board hopefuls set to debate tonight
• Obama to visit upstate N.Y. today
• Seward: More funds coming to area schools
• On the Bright Side: CANO to celebrate Mother's Day with tea time, music, poetry
• Oneonta student takes top Law Day honors
• Renovations to downtown are focus of possible grants
• Volunteers sought for ash tree inventory
• DEC offers wildlife management maps
• New Hyde Hall walking bridge dedicated
• Pipeline company starts surveying area
• Oneonta plans second 'destination weekend'
• ATV riders die in one-vehicle crash
• Pantry becomes 'Loaves and Fishes'
• On the Bright Side: SUNY Oneonta students to spend day sprucing up
• Area educators rip BOCES audit
• Colchester Town Supervisor resigns
• Seeing human drama, justice at work opens up your eyes
• Mattice HOPE Run set for Saturday
• SUNY Oneonta's Martin Luther King Jr. series to close with celebration, ceremony
• Walk MS Oneonta to step off Sunday
• Area school jazz band goes to New Orleans
• Walton man convicted of 2nd-degree manslaughter
• Bassett employee reports assault near hospital
• County delays camp site opening
• Owner of shot horses faces charges over bull
• Events to celebrate I Love My Park Day
• Dumpster fire under investigation in Oneonta
• Area News Brief
• Woman attacked in Cooperstown, police say
• Wainwright guilty of second-degree manslaughter
• Otsego board axes child safety zone law
• Former publisher's program honors students
• Jury deliberating in stabbing trial
• Ex-Edmeston clerk charged with embezzling funds
• Man pursued by police, found after chase halted
• Otsego turns to private firms for property auctions
• State bar association honors area lawyer for pro-bono work
• Three charged with felony forgery in Hancock
• On the Bright Side: Cherry Valley Artworks prepares for busy season
• Defense rests in Walton stabbing trial
• Chenango deputies continue search for missing man
• Council approves funds for playground project
• Police: Dispute possible cause of horse killings
• Chobani head gets business award
• Critics of lakeside motel take aim at top planner
• Otsego robotics team says it's inspired to help area
• On the Bright Side: Eight SUNY staff honored with Chancellor's Award
• Area reflects a year after bin Laden's death
• Local man charged in deaths of six horses
• Butternuts OKs drilling moratorium
• City arson suspect gets court date
• Defendant to testify for 2nd day in stabbing case
• SUNY Oneonta to perform tonight
• Sidney man charged with grand larceny
• BOCES seeks nominations for education award
• Chenango deputies seek missing person
• On the Bright Side: Area students experience Chinese sites, culture
• Miller swears in Nayor as Oneonta chief
• No major incidents related to OH-Fest reported
• SUNY Oneonta professor authors genetics textbook
• Training class to be part of Severe Weather Awareness Week
• Outgoing chief has high hopes for OPD after interim stint
• OPD interim chief predicts smooth transition
• On the Bright Side: Delhi culinary team to compete in Northeast championship
• Two area schools announce changes at the top
• Oneonta robotics team competes in St. Louis
• Two local arts groups join forces
• Franklin labor dispute reaches impasse
• Cleanup day in Guilford set for May 5
• Otsego robotics team wins first outing in St. Louis
• Local arts groups merging
• Mall manager: Dick's to open at Southside
• Pacherille Sr. charged with violating order of protection
• Third Ward's Rissberger wants neighbors to help prevent OH-Fest mischief
• 'Bark for Life' raises more than $5K for cancer research
• On The Bright Side: Addiction awareness group to celebrate 30 years
• Self-defense claimed in Walton stabbing
• National Weather Service issues freeze warning
• Area officials laud economic plan
• On The Bright Side: SUNY Delhi recognized for community service
• Seward: Mitt got my vote
• Jury selected in Walton stabbing death
• Winfield Hinkley dies at 82
• Man, woman arrested for various charges
• Grand Gorge man gets 2 to 6 years for burglary
• Cooperstown school has applications available for absentee ballots
• Schumer seeks to save door-to-door mail service
• Fourth Ward neighborhood meeting planned for Thurs.
• Bassett head: Initiative to help cover uninsured
• Cooperstown Chamber director begins work
• Raccoon tests positive for rabies in Otsego
• Advocate to speak on environment
• Gas drilling to be topic of lecture
• Two local agencies receive grants for land projects
• SUNY Oneonta music professor honored for excellence
• Area Assembly member adjusts to redistricting
• Magee to face challengers for newly created district
• State OKs power deal for Amphenol
• Dozens turn out for Cooperstown peace rally, walk
• DOT to repair I-88 starting this week
• Seward, local officials to meet Tuesday
• SUCO film series starts today
• A reporter's perspective
• A reporter's perspective
• Sunday event to kick off OH-Fest
• Fire departments call out to recruit volunteers
• DEC to celebrate 42 years of Earth Day with cleanup events
• SUNY Oneonta station celebrates 50 years
• New EPA rules on gas drilling draw mixed reactions
• Herkimer group to show 'War of 1812' program
• Lawyer: All-Star Village owner to appeal dissolution
• Company in Oneonta to aid in search for city manager
• Hartwick-SUNY Oneonta Relay For Life raises $45K
• Troopers to focus on distracted drivers
• Walk for peace set at Cooperstown park
• Children's author to speak at conference
• 21st Hartwick student gets Fulbright
• Judge: All-Star Village firm must dissolve
• City's reverse-911 system endures trial by fire
• Friends, colleagues remember area educator Lou
• Stamford man accused of stealing from mother
• Man faces felony arson charge after mobile-home fire
• Richfield Springs man killed in auto accident
• Missing person found at Oneonta hospital
• Arson suspect still jailed; bail set at $15K
• Downsville interim super starts at school
• National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day to be observed locally
• C'town transit project granted 'limited zoning immunity'
• City parking meter plan progresses after unanimous vote
• Sexual abuse, child support cases heard
• On the Bright Side: Richfield Springs man named Pharmacist of the Year
• On the Bright Side: Career of Otsego County native inspires TV show ‘Mad Men’
• Man arrested in wake of Oneonta fires
• Unatego board OKs $21M to reconfigure 2 schools
• Oneonta event to highlight need for sexual assault awareness
• Judge denies Pacherille Jr. resentencing
• Council set to vote on renewal of development contract
• OHS locked down over report of threat
• City of Oneonta to flush hydrants this week
• Arrest made in Oneonta Main Street attempted arson
• Oneonta High School locked down briefly
• Oneonta police investigating two more fires
• Officials: Cause of Oneonta fires still unknown
• Filing taxes can be tough for some flood victims
• African dancer shares culture at SUNY Oneonta
• College to offer Earth Day events throughout week
• Milford Earth Festival features Beekman Boys, recyling, organic food
• Local officials laud flood aid
• On the Bright Side: SUCO students, shops team up for charity
• Milford tees up survey on drill ban
• Reporter's Notebook: Gift to Roxbury school will bring tech to students
• NYSHA receives two grants
• Catskill Watershed Corporation sets deadline for flood aid
• Man charged with felony mischief
• Man faces charges after police chase
• Obama to create working group on gas drilling
• Oneonta house fire still under investigation
• Drogen's Home Furnishings to close
• Jazz festival to feature trombonist Anderson
• Police chase on I-88 ends with tire spike
• Onondaga teen charged with making bomb threat
• Supervisor: Town plan revision should start in May
• Middlefield prepares to defend drilling ban
• Sex offender faces address-change felonies
• Drogen's Home Furnishings to close
• Republicans share views on GOP developments
• Bomb threat text proves to be hoax
• SUNY Oneonta to conduct full-scale fire drill
• Oneonta woman to get Women's History Month Trailblazer Award
• State to pay disaster relief
• Roxbury principal wins award; school gets donation
• Area landfill closure among snags in merger
• On the Bright Side: Sidney Chamber honors three with awards
• Local dentists have mixed views on study
• Mayor takes his case for merger to town board
• Potential Gibson rival gains traction with Dems
• Family joins nonprofit to conserve property
• Trial date set for Walton man in stabbing death
• New Berlin man arrested on felony charges
• Area experts intrigued by autism study
• Chenango 911 dispatcher honored for saving girl's life
• Area wells tested for contamination
• Police implicate child in fire at Milford home
• Death leaves vacancy on Sidney board
• State parks to create no-smoking areas
• Egg hunts, services among Easter activities in area
• Hartwick to show 'Earth Liberation Front' film
• Fire damages Milford residence
• Native American artist to speak at Hartwick College
• Two area counties among N.Y.'s healthiest
• Delhi hospital starts $1.7M expansion
• Couple files claim against city
• Reporter's Notebook: With Delhi drill, area police were able to prepare for the worst
• New state website lets residents bid on surplus property
• Otego man charged with drunken driving
• Kennel owner scheduled for trial next month
• Area students: College, religion can co-exist
• Two SUNY Oneonta students receive chancellor's award
• State invests $800K to repair Glimmerglass
• MOSA director rebuked for criticizing Otsego in letter
• Letter to MOSA customers from Executive Director Dennis Heaton
• Man faces 14-year term in molestation case
• Woman on hunger strike for Palestinian prisoners
• Upper level of parking garage closed Monday
• OFO to honor women, group at banquet
• Miller: Future of ex-Bresee's plan unclear
• Otsego board waits on child safety law
• Schenevus man faces felony heroin charges
• Unadilla student accused of making threats with knife
• SUNY Delhi hosts mock shooting drill
• Gibson: Pipeline firms must consult towns
• Schoharie school group wins competition with video about flooding
• Center Street school's fate put to plebiscite
• Board OKs funds for campground
• Local temps in March were hottest ever
• Cooperstown Food Pantry keeps on giving
• Otsego board puts motel plans on hold
• City officer receives recognition
• Burlington seeks input from residents on town plan
• Rep. Richard Hanna to hold office hours Thursday in Oneonta Main Headline
• Hartwick to host talk on home energy heat usage
• Gov. Andrew Cuomo details $1.2B for road, bridge projects
• Michael Lynch: Seward has failed to redistribute aid to Oneonta district
• Area residents may help decide fate of school
• Art and music event to 'put stamp on' art group's season
• Board faces conflict of interest lawsuit
• Charlotte Valley superintendent to serve as acting principal
• Area News Roundup: Cooperstown man faces gun charges
• 'Black List' legacy lives on at SUNY Oneonta
• Fabulous Beekman Boys to join Earth Festival 2012
• Treadwell postal service ceases after short notice
• History Center undergoes major renovations
• Area teams compete in state Odyssey of the Mind
• Area News Brief
• Local school officials: Not much relief in state budget
• On the Bright Side: Local fitness fundraiser aims to aid St. Jude's
• Charlotte Valley principal to resign
• Area Odyssey teams compete in finals Saturday
• Cooperstown school panel closes meetings, citing 'breach of trust'
• SUNY Oneonta to offer master's degree in math
• Reporter's Notebook: Upstate lakes provide a lot more than just aesthetic appeal
• Gas prices continue to climb
• Music of woodwind virtuoso to be performed
• Miller seeks to merge city, town
• Agro Farma: Plan is in place to halt water pollution
• Three area schools search for new superintendents
• Becker, Crouch will run again
• Historical preservation group takes stance against fracking
• Blenheim-Gilboa reservoirs open for boating Sunday
• Area residents seek fix to Chobani issues
• On the Bright Side: Local elementary school class reaches fundraising goal
• Voter registration deadline for GOP presidential primary is Fri.
• Fate of Oneonta’s Center Street school remains unknown
• Rep. Hanna faces two challengers
• SUNY Oneonta plans to mark anniversary of racial scandal
• Cooperstown Beverage Trail adds two stops
• Area state pols expect on-time budget
• Bassett Medical Center holds mock tornado drill
• Oneonta prof lands role in anti-frack ad
• Walton man arraigned for heroin possession
• Morning fire destroys Franklin home
• SUNY Oneonta's library to host lecture series
• CornerStone: Gunshot leads to 29-hour data outage
• Milford delays push for drilling ban
• Board to vote on re-opening of campground
• Unatego group to meet on school budget
• Area troopers warn of Craigslist ad scam
• Phone, web service cut to many in area
• Chamber honors Springbrook, Miller at dinner
• Due to some problems with our internet and phones, our website will be updated around noon today
• Drug kingpin arrested in area
• SUNY Oneonta club raises $400 for reading awareness
• Reporter's Notebook: Military dog cleared for adoption
• Recount of Walton election results in new numbers
• Rep. Chris Gibson seeks re-election; more Lyme disease cases likely
• Local officials: Cuts will gut child support enforcement
• On the Bright Side: Delhi prepares for St. Pat's parade
• Lawyer: 1981 document forbids local land-use laws
• Two men arrested on felony drug charges
• Common Council sets Nayor's base salary
• Delhi gov't class meets with officials in Albany
• Thursday marks fifth broken temperature record in row
• On the Bright Side: SUNY Cobleskill to host seminar on healthy eating
• Local radar beefed up to aid flood preparation
• Schumer urges House to pass transportation funding bill
• Kennel in cruelty case passes state inspection
• Area residents share ideas on Center Street school closing
• Walton clerk receives 2 voting challenges
• Wed. temperature breaks another record high
• 3 record highs recorded
• Experts: More local Lyme disease cases likely
• Middleburgh voters oust incumbent mayor
• FEMA extends contract to save 5 Schoharie jobs
• OH-Fest carnival to be held downtown; colleges to host concerts, events
• Laurens girl to give gifts for her birthday
• VILLAGE ELECTIONS
• Rep. Chris Gibson: I'm running again
• Area students appear on 'The Price is Right'
• Cases against downtown bars still pending
• Police report quiet St. Patrick's Day
• Not guilty pleas entered for alleged hazing
• Meteorologist: Mild winter could have negative effects
• Local student prepares for N. Korea trip
• SUNY Oneonta honored for service
• Otego man arrested for break-in
• Center Street school among topics of housing sub-committee
• Hottest temperature since 1966 recorded
• Area bars brace for St. Pat's crowds
• Officials plan meeting with Agro Farma
• Reporter's Notebook: Residents reflect 20 years after Dark Horse fire
• Cuomo cuts deal on casinos
• Sidney Girl Scouts celebrate group's 100th anniversary
• City parks playing fields closed
• OSHA: Agro Farma paid fine for injured contractor in Oct.
• Few challengers in Chenango, Schoharie races
• Session for Parkinson's sufferers, caregivers to be held this weekend
• Worcester to host seminar for firefighters
• Oneonta pizzeria rebuilt overnight following collapse
• Agro Farma suspected of safety violations
• N.Y. officials likely near decision on redistricting
• Schumer: Bill to help farms meet yogurt demand
• Chenango DA eyes judgeship
• Official: Closing Center Street school may save about $1M
• Milford proposes fracking ban
• Water Street partially blocked off today
• Town passes gas drilling moratorium
• Area man drowns while ice fishing
• Hopes are high for local return of chestnut trees
• Superintendent: Brine too risky for Otsego roads
• 11 dogs, handlers graduate from police K-9 academy
• Several contested races Tuesday in Delaware vote
• On the Bright Side: Art project gives area students chance to connect with nature
• Town to vote on moratoriums tonight
• Staff tries to ease fears of school closure
• Former Delaware County sheriff dies at 77
• Oneonta lawyer dead at 84
• Unadilla Drive-In screen damaged
• Schoharie group to assist disaster areas
• Seward, Bonacic mark National Flood Safety Awareness Week
• Oneonta man, son face felony charges
• Otsego robotic team wins Rookie All Star Award
• Oneonta church welcomes new priest
• Cuts may close area school
• On the Bright Side: Local syrup-makers prepare for Maple Weekend
• No contested races in area elections
• Reporter's Notebook: Once again, it's time for clocks to Spring ahead
• Springbrook, SUNY Oneonta enter partnership
• Oneonta's Center Street School to close, superintendent says
• Seward: Better plan needed to get state funds
• Walton graduate honored at Dairy Princess coronation
• OHS grad helps bring 'Porgy and Bess' to life
• Bassett donates extra machine to Jamaican hospital
• Stamford continues search for new superintendent
• Over 100 attend local meeting on state aid cuts
• Fire damages Deposit bus garage
• Muehl calls child safety law 'unconstitutional'
• Otsego board mulls repairing, reopening campground
• City may keep O'Neill around as consultant
• SUNY Oneonta hosts fundraiser to aid ailing employee
• Main Headline
• Area school seeks proposals for irrigation system
• Hancock woman faces felony drug charge
• Deposit couple wins Hawaiian trip for work with young farmers
• Proposed map drawn for new House districts
• On the Bright Side: Cooperstown club offers range of courses for aspiring artists
• Council approves use of Tasers for city police
• School robotics team readies for contest
• Cat tests positive for rabies after biting man
• Otego board surveys residents on town's comprehensive plan
• Council to vote on Tasers for Oneonta police
• Bishop agrees that DAs will get clergy abuse reports
• Area college honors graduate for Native American studies
• Oneonta loses over-occupany case
• Otsego closes public campground
• Harpersfield man accused of timber theft
• Common Council charts progress at summit
• Cooperstown student wins bee with 'guillotine'
• Hunters take record number of bears
• Beer tasting raises money for Otsego Habitat
• Lawmakers: Farm Bill in the works
• Area schools celebrate reading on Dr. Seuss' birthday
• Week in Review: Area officials mull private parking; Earth's oldest forest found in Schoharie
• Main Headline
• City police nab two in drug case
• Reporter's Notebook: Insurer reports program aids patient care
• Earth's oldest forest uncovered in area
• C'town man's reflections lead to new book
• Consulting firm to host forums on alternative energy
• Council to hold workshop Sat.
• Oneonta school group to host budget meeting
• Local Crime Briefs: 3 minors face burglary charges
• Oldest forests on Earth reportedly found in Schoharie County
• Recollections of 1992 Dark Horse Saloon fire
• Schumer targets legislation to combat rural doctor shortage
• SUNY Oneonta event to focuson music, art, technology
• State begins probe of Unadilla River mussel kill
• The Daily Star to present spelling bee Saturday
• Sherburne home worker arrested on abuse charges
• Area officials mull private parking
• Spirits are high in Prattsville as town hosts Housing Expo
• Anti-bullying educator to present local workshops
• Winter weather advisory in effect through Thursday
• Funds available for farmers with land damaged by storms
• Daily Star launches search for publisher
• School-based health center re-opens at Unadilla Valley
• School officials take steps to avoid violence
• Locals celebrate wins in Otsego photo contest
• Panel defeats effort to ban brine use
• Deadline for tax exemption programs set for Thursday
• SUNY Oneonta to screen documentary
• Seward: New district lines likely this week
• Shrimp-and-prosciutto dish wins cook-off
• Students learn life lessons from teacher's father
• Local instructor chosen as science fellow
• City residents arrested on drug charges
• Middlefield drilling ban upheld
• The Daily Star's panel offers its picks for the 2012 Academy Awards
• Local family appears in national dairy calendar
• Flood relief grants available for Delaware County residents
• Police: No serious injuries in area three-car crash
• Reporter's Notebook: Meet Gene Milone, a retiree with a second career
• Delhi's information technology system undergoes audit
• Middlefield wins 'home rule' case in court
• Area schools implement intervention plan
• SUNY Delhi students recall school trip to South Africa
• Area man targets D.A. with signs along road
• Town may need to outsource ethics review
• City set to replace Neahwa Park playground
• Judge: Ruling on Middlefield drilling ban "imminent"
• Local man charged with possession of forged document
• City officials surprised by surge of job queries
• On The Bright Side: State hosts ice fishing clinic at area lakes
• Oneonta starts search for city manager
• Undersheriff Vredenburgh retires after 13 years
• Delhi man pleads guilty to felony sex abuse
• Otsego sales taxes up 5.1% from year ago
• Schoharie group launches campaign for flood aid
• Area farmers eligible for food aid programs
• Judge upholds Dryden gas drilling ban
• Oneonta council OKs hiring of 5 officers
• Woman held at knifepoint
• Proposed gas pipeline could run through Schoharie, Delaware
• Crime briefs
• 'Land Ethic' documentary to be screened Friday
• Owner: Softball camp will open again this summer
• Teen receives Eagle Scout rank with ramp project
• Water quality meeting set
• Schumer: Flood relief held up
• Local artist to show Gettysburg images in exhibit
• Court: Town exceeded authority in granting permit to baseball camp
• Fly Creek man sues over road abandonment
• Polar Bear Jump leaps to record donations this year
• Teen honored for giving students reality check on tobacco
• Supermarkets to again support annual food drive
• News Briefs
• Winning regional O.M. teams advance to state competition
• Area drivers face rising gas prices
• On the Bright Side: Cornell helps area school's project come to fruition
• Bassett chief glad aid cut was averted
• Pacherille Sr. cleared of harassing judge
• Brine debate on horizon for Otsego gas panel
• Otego man gets 4 years in choking case
• Growth in spending benefits Otsego coffers
• Officials: Area schools should meet eval deadline
• Local professor creates musical piece for Italian musicians
• Shea seeks change in state aid cuts to Oneonta schools
• Town considers road-use agreement
• Man suspected of using spy camera to tape girl
• Barber turns holiday raffle into fundraiser for flood victims
• Local farmers contend with mild winter
• New SUNY Delhi major plugs students into energy industry
• Safety committee recommends repeal of child law
• Despite warm winter, Polar Bear Jump is on
• BOCES campus to host Odyssey of the Mind regional competition Saturday
• SUNY Oneonta to highlight programs at Utica event
• Van carrying child crashes into utility pole
• Van transporting child crashes in Gilbertsville
• Agro Farma faces fines for water use
• Exhibit to feature varied sizes and styles of quilts
• Miller, Wood to meet over status of constables
• Oneonta school district to host budget forum Thursday
• Venison program distributes 2,000 pounds of meat to area
• Man, woman file harassment charges for alleged altercation
• 2 N.Y. Sens. push to lift nighttime control at airport
• Dueling moratoriums debated at hearing
• Area educator honored for keeping school clinic open
• Woman, 46, dies after escaping from house fire
• Authorities probe South Edmeston water complaints
• Gov. Cuomo awards grants to local flood-hit communities
• Address numbers complicate 911 system
• Mirabito: No conflict of interest in drilling vote
• Blood drives set in honor of late doctor
• UCCCA to be renamed CANO; exhibit to open
• Students speak with state lawmakers about tobacco use
• Crafter puts skills to use to help man's best friend
• DEP expands reservoir boating
• On the Bright Side: Teachers, students shape up together with OMS program
• Reporter's Notebook: State police press website is full of gems
• Otsego Express adds new route with Arc's help
• State to veterans: Keep on trucking
• Milford dog euthanized after contact with rabid raccoon
• Sidney postpones gas moratorium vote
• Dogs seized from local kennel get love, food
• Mortgage deal may ease area housing market
• Gilboa-Conesville students stress value of individuality
• Residents voice concerns over school funding cuts
• D.A.R.E. program returns to Oneonta schools
• Town to hold public hearing on gas drilling moratoriums
• HOF to host program on dangers of steroids
• Area students trek globe with intersemester study program
• Pacherille Jr. case now before third judge
• Cooperstown hazing case arraignments postponed
• Oneonta school board looks at $2.4 million budget cut
• Anti-fracking activist ends hunger strike
• Baseball Hall reaching out to teach students
• Area official questions use of brine on roads
• Unatego United to host forum on school aid
• C'town Chamber names Patricia Szarpa as executive director
• Miller: Police staffing needs immediate help
• Woman injured in Central Bridge fire
• School program connects employers with workers
• Sharp rise noted in Otsego child abuse cases
• Oneonta ice sculpting show set for Saturday
• Sidney resident, former police captain reflects on Occupy Wall Street arrest
• Town to reassess security options
• City to consider dog park proposal
• Plains honored by Alzheimer's Association
• Summit covers range of area housing issues
• Fire destroys Andes home, no one hurt
• Local viewers tune in to see Giants top Patriots
• Trees available for city residents
• Hazmat team removes substance from Delhi facility
• Crime news
• Chamber to honor Springbrook, Miller for distinguished service
• Cuomo allows Otsego to exit MOSA
• Fire destroys New Berlin home
• Area school cooks react to revamped FDA lunch standards
• Reporter's Notebook: Returning vet plans to trek across country
• Bassett selected among top 100 U.S. health networks
• Cuomo signs bill allowing Otsego County to leave MOSA
• Family, friends to celebrate service of local soldier
• Area kennel owner faces 49 counts of abuse
• Legends predicts big crowds for Super Bowl
• Miller: City faces growing budget deficit concerns
• Forum discusses lack of funding for teacher centers
• Thompson Square to play area fair
• DEC releases bobcat management plan
• Bassett Medical Center unveils MRI machine
• Nominations sought for city award
• Liquor Authority suspends licenses of 3 local bars
• SUNY Oneonta professor looks to bring cheer on World Happy Day
• Schumer: Cyber stalking should be federal offense
• Cooperstown mayor announces he will not seek re-election
• Board hires firm to help appraise MOSA assets
• Teen struck by car, thrown onto second girl
• Cooperstown mayor will not seek second term
• Liquor Authority suspends licenses of three Oneonta bars
• Sex offender to test Otsego child safety law
• Local observer: Jan. follows trend of warmer-than-normal temperatures
• Teacher says students jump at chance to show off skills
• Amphenol electricity source to be topic
• Legislature clears way for MOSA withdrawal bill
• MLK to be celebrated at SUNY Oneonta
• Mayor: Firm will pay for 'every nickel' of runoff repairs
• Three bars hit for serving minors
• Former St. Mary's site sold
• SUNY Oneonta students laugh off jab from '30 Rock'
• DA warns of internal theft after church treasurer charged with grand larceny
• Cooperstown harassment case moved to Hartwick
• Education forum set for Thursday
• Crime news
• On the Bright Side: Oneonta Concert Association gives young musicians time in spotlight
• Crime news
• Three Oneonta bars raided by authorities
• Springbrook buying St. Mary's School building
• Organizers look to boost area economy
• SUNY Oneonta athletes teach younger students ways to play sports
• Otsego may benefit from tree program
• Fulton woman faces grand larceny charge
• Otsego planners question U.S. Census
• On the Bright Side: Local cultural program to celebrate Chinese New Year
• Morris to vote on $2.4M school plan
• Reporters Notebook: Rep. Hanna vows to defend district from Albany gerrymandering
• Bliss to retire from Otsego County post in March
• Local United Way chapters within sight of funding goals
• Superintendent's retirement, attendance policy changes discussed at board meeting
• Worcester kennel still under investigation
• Delaware board approves changes to public health contract
• Something is brewing in area business
• N.Y. redistricting plan may affect area officials
• Local chef called up to serve Super Bowl crowds
• DEC fines Oneonta $56K for airport tree removal
• Robinson case adjourned until Feb. 23
• Otsego County reduces voting districts, cuts polling place
• Sen. Gillibrand introduces Baseball Hall of Fame coin act
• Common Council to host housing forum Feb. 4
• Oxford man in critical condition after two-vehicle accident
• New state Assembly and Senate redistricting unveiled
• Local kennel failed state inspection
• Readers react to Obama's State of the Union address
• On the Bright Side: Area women's group to host casino night
• Oneonta superintendent Shea reflects on career
• Springbrook to announce 'growth' on Monday
• Miller: 'Case closed' for Breen as Shanks fails to show
• Worcester kennel failed state inspection
• Submit comments on State of the Union
• Area grandmother grieves young vet's death
• Bright Hill Press to celebrate 20 years
• DA: Animal abuse probe is more complex than usual cases
• Oneonta medical practice moving to River Street
• Southard likely to fill council seat
• Sunspot eruption could cause some disruptions
• Authorities continue probe of local kennel
• Security at NYSEG breached
• On the Bright Side: Area choirs prepare to croon for a cause Sat.
• Users seem accepting of mail rate hikes
• Anti-drilling protesters show support in Albany for home-rule legislation
• Otsego tourism office to host meeting
• Submit comments on State of the Union
• Sidney school to host meeting on state flood relief
• NYSEG customer records reported breached
• 10 more dogs taken from Worcester kennel
• Police seek proof of abuse at local kennel
• Area historical group gets new headquarters
• Some residents: Obama's speech will focus on economy
• Bowling trip offers taste of American culture to guest students
• Man arrested on felony drug charges
• Fracking foes plan Albany blitz
• On the Bright Side: SUNY Oneonta to display local artist's work
• Powers: Sex offender law should be nixed
• Pathfinder Village's outreach facility gets new director
• Reporters Notebook: Edmeston grad recalls 'amazing' Tanzania trip
• Local officials: Sex abuse law may need to be revised
• On the Bright Side: Area man donates 18th-century deed
• Oneonta surgeon Stalter dies after battle with illness
• DEC hires firm to remove stockpile of buried tires
• Sen. Seward named to new library committee
• OCCA selects new executive director
• Federal safety inspectors open investigation into fatal Hunter Mountain accident
• Two Brooklyn men face felony weapons charges
• Surgeon Kenneth Stalter dies
• Area student's dad recalls cruise calamity
• Hunter Mountain worker dies on job
• Schoharie children say 'thank you' for flood relief
• Federal lawmakers announce more help for victims of Hurricane Irene, Tropical Storm Lee
• Rep. Hanna inducted into Civil Air Patrol
• Rep. Hinchey will not run for re-election
• Oneonta school superintendent Shea to retire
• Richfield board, energy firm reach agreement on wind farm
• Gilboa man killed in accident at Hunter Mountain
• Oneonta schools Superintendent Michael Shea to retire Dec. 31
• Area school official have varying views on Cuomo's budget
• Common Council honors recently deceased members
• On the Bright Side: N.Y. tourism group honors Roxbury innkeeper
• Duanesburg residents recovering from Italy ocean ordeal
• Hanna 'disillusioned' with national GOP
• Man goes on hunger strike to meet with official
• State grants available to help businesses damaged by flooding
• Middle East tension affects area gas, oil prices
• Walton to host third annual Winter Festival
• Cobleskill resident charged in tire slashing
• Cuomo: No fracking funds in budget
• Area groups celebrate King with call to action
• Rural school funds, tax cap face scrutiny
• SUNY Delhi ranks among top colleges for online education
• Two Sens. say USGS gauges around Lake Champlain will stay on
• Cuomo likely to allow exit from MOSA
• Snowstorm hampers area commuters
• Reporter's Notebook: It's beginning to look a lot like winter
• On the Bright Side: American Heart Association honors area woman
• Four area men charged with BB shootings
• Schenevus man found guilty on two felony counts of sexual abuse
• DEC asks public to report cases of sick deer
• City of Oneonta to repair fire hydrant Tuesday
• Fire damages Undercover Eggplant
• Warm winter affects area labor, tenants
• Local Roman Catholic church to honor retiring pastor
• Fraternity gets deadline to address code violations
• Cuomo representative speaks of state reforms at Rotary Club event
• Replacing Naples likely topic at Tuesday's council meeting
• Couple arrested on felony narcotics charges
• Oneonta man found not guilty to burglary, trespass
• Undercover Eggplant closed after overnight fire
• Most Otsego towns face property tax hikes
• Revised trash authority bill awaits Cuomo review
• On the Bright Side: Area store manager dresses in drag for charity
• Cooperstown police chief told to retire
• 5 C'town students are issued summonses
• Arrests shed light on drug activity in Otsego County
• Catskill Area School Study Council's Upstate Academic Competition postponed
• Man shares memories of slain former Sidney woman
• SUNY chiefs applaud chancellor's address
• Bassett takes steps to help cancer survivors
• U.S. Rep. Hanna says he supports Huntsman as GOP nominee
• Town board delays vote on gas drilling moratorium
• SUNY Oneonta class experiences primary up close
• Richard Hanna endorses Jon Huntsman
• Oneonta Council member Mike Naples dies
• Warm weather chills winter activities
• Hartwick College offers history course on downtowns
• Group: Delays may lead to drilling job cuts
• Businesses expect average crowd for Hall inductions
• Oneonta man remains jailed for allegedly selling cocaine
• Oneonta Council member Mike Naples dies
• Local King celebration to honor Miller, professor
• Chenango towns to discuss ambulance services
• Independent film screening proceeds to benefit Prattsville flood relief
• Former council candidates among those drafted to fill board positions
• Residents look to library's digital classes, collection
• Area vets mixed on Pentagon cuts
• On the Bright Side: Howes Cavern plans to add jobs
• Reporter's Notebook: Two educators share birthday at SUCO dinner
• Oneonta Public Transit runs budget deficit
• Former Oneonta resident arrested on drug charge
• Delhi firm looks to hire in deal
• State education chief speaks at SUNY
• Leonardo da Vinci's work comes to life at Hartwick museum show
• C'town Chamber plans to find director by next month
• Ommegang gets variance for $2M wastewater plant
• Fire protection group urges public to take safety steps
• Sidney Center church disbands
• Rep. Clark picked to lead Otsego board
• Otsego board endorses home rule
• Area pols react to Cuomo's address
• State of the State Text
• On the Bright Side: Local filmmaker documents Franklin man's work
• Fire destroys Franklin home
• Fracking forums to be held in Delhi, Norwich
• Two Bronx men face stolen credit card charges
• State court orders new trial in Chenango death
• Kathleen Clark to head Otsego Board of Reps
• Miller: City workers may face layoffs
• Common Council to host housing summit next month
• Edmeston grad set to climb Mount Kilimanjaro
• Otsego board set to select new chairman
• Father: Son plans to play football despite allegations
• State of the City
• Area lawmakers: State of state improving
• Bassett welcomes first local baby of the year Sunday afternoon
• State of City set for today
• Organizer: First Night attracts 3,000
• Flooding, fracking dominate 2011
• Comptroller faults billing by town, village
• Delhi woman faces drug, animal cruelty charges
• Cooperstown to keep eye out for bullying at school
• Our editors' picks for the best and brightest stories of the year
• 2011: Gas drilling permeates area life
• Officials: C'town hazing investigation was thorough
• Area grad puts college on hold to volunteer
• Red Cross stayed busy in N.Y. in 2011
• DEC offers free freshwater fishing guide
• New round of funding available to flood-affected farmers
• 2011: Local firms battle to stay afloat
• Otsego residents save over $1 million with prescription drug plan
• UUP sues state over retiree health coverage
• Five Cooperstown students face harassment charges
• Swearing-in ceremonies for area officials set for next week
• MOSA withdrawal bill reaches Cuomo's desk
• Five Cooperstown students face harassment charges
• Local 17th-century woman may be canonized as saint
• 2011: Local elections see heavy turnout
• Area historians make CD of player piano tunes
• Local 17th-century woman may be canonized as saint
• Move Over law expanded to include more vehicles
• Court denies murderer's appeal
• Police identify Afton crash victim
• Area municipalities announce year-end meetings
• 2011: Crime, disasters affect area
• SUCO police chief honored
• News Briefs
• Farming nonprofit to replace director
• Area shoppers take advantage of post-Christmas sales, gift cards
• 2011: World events hit home
• Otsego Dems urge Cuomo to ban fracking
• Oneonta church to host 24th annual Christmas dinner today
• New York Air National Guard to track Santa
• Federal, county offices closed on Christmas, New Years Day
• Otsego County Chamber to host luncheon
• Milford students chip in to help grad with cancer
• Two Delhi friends reach blood drive milestone
• Otsego County Democrats urge Cuomo to ban fracking and back home rule
• Congress makes few area friends by fighting over payroll tax cut
• Local group rescues historic corn crib
• Drug kingpin gets 40 years in prison
• Mayor: Firm is fixing erosion from tree work
• Saint Mary's priest announces retirement
• Watershed group offers flood-relief grants to farmers
• USPS cuts will delay area deliveries
• Cobleskill professor Hughes gets national agricultural award
• Afton man, 37, killed in logging accident
• State battery-disposal law now in effect
• UCCCA plans big changes for 2012
• Agro Farma looks to expand local plant
• SUNY Oneonta ceremony honors graduating students
• Oneonta church to host candle-lighting service Sunday
• Police investigating alleged Main Street hit-and-run
• City lays out changes to taxi policy
• Correction: Toys for Tots train to visit area today
• Missing Morris woman found
• On the bright side: 'Santa Bill' still active after 50 years
• Court denies ex-OPD officer's complaint
• Area GOP veteran thinks party can end N.Y. drought
• SUNY Oneonta to host winter graduation ceremony
• Catskill Watershed Corp. accepting grant applications
• Missing Morris woman found
• Morris woman's disappearance has family 'petrified'
• Sharon Springs to host second annual Victorian Christmas celebration
• Local rehabilitation forum canceled
• Schumer rips flood insurers for "lollygagging" on claims
• City eyes fix for manhole complaints
• Wind company considers second area project
• MSO announces winners of Gingerbread House contest
• Sheriff releases new info on missing woman
• Some still waiting for FEMA shelters
• Residents sue NYC over Gilboa Dam flooding
• Landlord trial may lead to housing crackdown
• Police still searching for missing woman
• City's annual Christmas tree lighting today
• Man charged in Cobleskill gun show sting
• DEC extends hydrofracking comment period
• DEC letter-writing session to be held Monday
• Area woman hangs up after 50-year career as answering service.
• Officials: Amphenol to stay in Sidney
• Police seek missing Morris woman
• Annual Bassett Gala Silent Auction starts today
• SUNY Oneonta student faces 12 graffiti charges
• Traffic stop yields large heroin seizure
• Town to consider wind energy law
• Otsego group gets grant to help teens go high tech
• Otsego County gas panel rejects home rule
• On the Bright Side: Delaware Co. to host two holiday parades
• Budget calls for Dewar Pool to close
• SUNY Cobleskill to host mixed-use land program
• Former A.O. Fox Nursing Home worker arrested for felony theft
• Council awaits decision on charges against Breen
• Crowell: MOSA exit could save county millions
• Holiday Train attracts hundreds; food collected
• Area lawyer Young dies at age 92
• Painting to be restored at Hartwick College museum
• Area news brief
• Grad scholarship available for education students
• Holiday shoppers give area retailers a boost
• Area shops back Small Business Saturday
• Area kids chat with Santa at Main Street cottage
• Middlefield, Dryden bans face same lawyer
• Farmers are eligible for federal disaster aid
• Cooperstown to hold 46th annual Winter Carnival
• Holiday concert to be a gift to Schoharie
• Meeting set on building project
• Not all can spend Thanksgiving at home
• Labor stats show dip in jobless rate in region
• On the Bright Side: CP holiday trains to help those in need
• United Way raises $92K for flooding victims
• Organizers see heavy turnout at holiday dinner
• Presentation to focus on gas drilling, water quality
• Emergency flood relief money headed to state residents
• High school students perform at SUNY Oneonta festival
• Bassett gets donation for rollover program
• Rising food prices bite area shoppers
• Area groups offer free Thanksgiving dinners
• Cooperstown official: Schools must teach tolerance
• Amid protests, Richfield board approves wind turbine permit
• Sidney school official: Project won't require tax increase
• West Winfield man faces abuse charges
• Absentee ballots alter result of race
• Otsego Chamber fires Rob Robinson
• Gas leases have impact on local real estate market
• Milford teen set to shine in Thanksgiving parade
• Unatego tables reconfiguration plan
• Hobart Rotary Club organizes flood-relief fund
• Area groups to offer holiday meals to flood victims, others
• Schumer pushes for Hall of Fame to become international destination
• Local foundations to aid First Night Oneonta
• SUNY Cobleskill professor honored as top educator
• Probe into alleged Chamber scheme may expand
• Area students gear up for Norwich run
• Boy Scout pack gets inspiration for project from Navy
• Chobani expands to new markets
• Two local school custodians face burglary charges
• Kids make dash for free book giveaway
• Rob Robinson faces felony charges
• Incumbents officially win town, city races
• School looks to inspire love of books with giveaway
• Sheriff takes over alleged hazing investigation
• MeadWestvaco announces partial merger with Ill.-based company
• Santa to visit Oneonta for holiday parade
• Cuomo issues three ways to help storm victims
• Otsego County Chamber president charged with fraud
• Deer season opens Saturday
• Proposed budget will raise taxes by 1.81%
• Longtime Oneonta employees honored at City Hall reception
• Authorities look into alleged Cooperstown hazing
• Bullying claims overshadow Cooperstown board meeting
• Area organization to host survivors of suicide conference
• Local economic council submits plan to Cuomo
• State report: Margaretville graduation rate must improve
• Letter to parents from Cooperstown Central School
• Tentative Otsego County budget raises taxes 1.8 percent
• Otsego sheriff wants DWI scofflaws to pay fines
• Arc-affiliated band performs for area students
• Common Council considers $19.9M city budget
• Common Council votes to approve parking changes
• Fonda wins race for Colchester supervisor
• Richfield wind farm planners tweak proposal
• Stamford school elects new member
• Walton school district voters approve $3.6M project
• Oneonta Mayor Dick Miller's memo on the city budget
• City eyes $19.9 million budget
• Ommegang: Fracking may force us to leave
• SUNY cops lauded for pond rescue
• Oneonta High graduate gets research grant
• New facade planned for ex-Bresee's
• Council to consider parking fee changes
• Police seek information on possible accidental death
• Andes board approves gas drilling moratorium
• Area flood victims may be eligible for funds
• Note to new Otsego board members: Patience is key
• Area News Briefs
• Free or low-cost insurance to be focus of programs
• $900K given to Schoharie County tourism, manufacturing
• Area student earns rank of Eagle Scout with garden project
• Disabled residents explore creative side in classes
• Local vets share tales of courage, sacrifice
• Delhi ceremony honors those who served
• Area gallery to host kids' artwork
• Grammy winner Gayle to perform at Foothills
• SUNY Delhi's veterinary science program reaches 50th birthday
• Oneonta, Delhi students help with flood recovery
• Deposit man killed in collision with tractor-trailer
• Area chapel to host gas drilling videos
• Butternut Valley group plan climate change program
• Forum to look at local laws
• Seward blasts DEC at fracking hearing
• Area scientist: Link between fracking, quakes 'bears watching'
• Local veterans reflect on Iraq drawdown
• Oneonta Town Board approves $2.14M budget
• Local judge reserves decision in rape case
• Future uses of Oneonta school district buildings to be reviewed
• No date set for public radio station's final broadcast
• SUNY officer saves retired professor
• Fire destroys home in Butternuts
• Split county board could lead to clashes
• New charter to create city manager position
• Al Sosa named OCCA Conservationist of the Year
• Local high school, college among plan projects
• Absentee ballots likely to decide town board race
• SUNY Oneonta to cut radio station
• Town of Colchester race remains undecided
• Clerk: Unhappy Sidney voters turn out in high numbers
• Local News Roundup: Town taking comments on drilling ban
• Area students march in Halloween Parade
• Fracking becomes 'wild card' in Otsego races
• Ex-Oneonta man dies in Florida shooting
• Residents accused of theft from cemetery
• Wells Bridge couple arrested on felony drug charges
• Walk raises $20K for Kidney Foundation
• Today is deadline to receive flood-damage help
• Energy assistance program funding cut, off to later start
• Storm leaves more than 3M without power
• Area students worry about jobs more than loans
• Man charged in alleged fatal hit-and-run
• SUNY Cobleskill professor among "Power 30 in Finance"
• Milford kids get lesson on gas drilling
• Rebate funds help protect area farmers
• Three Oneonta men face burglary, larceny charges
• Winter storm warning in effect until Sunday
• SUNY Oneonta to host Kidney Walk fundraiser
• West Winfield woman killed in hit-and-run
• MOSA exit hits snag in Albany
• Otsego board debate gets heated over hydrofracking
• SUNY Oneonta hosts concert for area youth
• Area organizers ready for Halloween events
• Southside Mall gets new manager
• Sidney relief center closes today; aid deadline Monday
• Fleischmanns man pleads guilty to immigration charge
• Mt. Upton man faces robbery, larceny charges
• Officials offer space to Amphenol in Cobleskill
• Lopez seeks flood aid from economic council
• Milford passes nine-month moratorium on gas drilling
• On the Bright Side: Area school's kitchen becomes food processing center
• Residents give $28K to help town defend drilling ban
• Delaware may face 4.21% rise in tax levy
• U.S. Mint may offer Hall of Fame coins
• Agencies to host drug take-back program
• Local candidates debate town's public safety
• Officials work to keep Amphenol plant in Sidney
• On The Bright Side: Local women's club celebrates 90th anniversary
• Four area candidates take on future of Otsego Manor, gas drilling
• Both candidates in Richfield call for wind farm hearing
• Schoharie farmhouse among possible Historic Places nominees
• State releases more farm recovery aid
• On The Bright Side: Nine Oneonta buildings given Properties of Merit Awards
• Mortgage plan draws mixed local reactions
• Co-owner: Outlaws to stay in Oneonta
• Wind farm planners tell Richfield Springs another hearing not necessary
• Official: Gas firms should fund water testing before drilling
• FEMA declares Schoharie disaster area for Lee
• Local Occupy group looks beyond rallies
• Oneonta race candidate debates to begin
• Oneonta church celebrates 225th year
• Otsego board debates Manor's fate
• Delhi students salute bus drivers
• Area school officials' views on test plan mixed
• Elections officials demonstrate new machines
• City reminds voters of charter revision proposition
• Pathfinder honors local businesses
• Chenango man pleads guilty to fraud charges
• Party set to help local nonprofit
• Area bank opens mobile office
• Residents angered by cancellation of gas hearing
• Group honors area homes, businesses
• Otsego sheriff may take over county's 911 center
• Home Care Inc. of Bassett network to move to 25 Elm St. next month
• Oneonta gets three new retailers on Elm Street
• Two men plead guilty to attempted robbery
• Sidney town attorney charged with assault
• Retiring purchase agent praised
• Money available for area farms hit by floods
• Food stamp requests soar in area counties
• On The Bright Side: Riverside students dig deep into ancient past
• Miller forms committee on fire department issues
• St. Mary's Food Pantry to host fundraiser in Wilber Park
• Disaster recovery center to offer aid in Schoharie
• Jefferson student suspended after handgun tip
• Westford house fire leaves father, son homeless
• Woman pushed into Tropical Tan window
• Police investigate attempted home invasion
• Board to consider help of private waste firm
• Despite floods, Schoharie says it's ready for election
• Six arrested in Norwich drug raid
• Foothills hires engineer to assess sound quality
• City approves OPD's push for accreditation
• Otego school's Mix It Up Day teaches diversity lessons
• Head injury death raises concerns about sports safety
• Planned Parenthood criticizes Gibson vote
• Official: Unatego district needs reconfiguration
• Otsego to organize gas drilling hearing*
• Grant to help Fenimore take artifacts outdoors, online and on tour
• Catskill Watershed Corp. seeks donations for flood relief
• Area groups seek more to feed needy
• Common Council candidates discuss initiatives, charter commission
• Otsego heads asked to make 'least-bad' cuts to close budget gap
• Mayors approve revised city charter, urge residents to approve
• Farmers' market moves to SUNY Delhi this month
• Area doctors urge early cancer detection
• Local apple farmers tout 'bumper crop'
• Several weekend events set to fight hunger
• Sidney board approves gas pipeline project
• Area fire departments, schools team up to teach fire safety
• Foothills to host free rehearsal
• Deer season opens for area bow, muzzleloader hunters
• Move to Amend organizer to speak in area
• Democratic candidates panel planned for Sunday
• Occupy Together Otsego rally set for Sat.
• Area schools push back against bullying
• Richfield Springs wind project faces resistance
• Local library to host series on poetry
• Delaware County asks NYC for flood mitigation help
• Nov. election registration deadline is today
• Middlefield group passes hat to defend drilling ban
• Local activists prepare for 'Occupy' rallies
• Oneonta to host weekend concert festival
• Schumer: Fuel costs, HEAP cuts create 'perfect storm'
• Town considers safety options
• Cooperstown chamber director leaves her post
• Oneonta teenager allegedly shoots albino squirrel
• Speaker to discuss aspects of wind in Richfield Springs
• Otsego sales tax collections inch up
• Arc Otsego, Corning plant team up to help recycle
• Otsego County board to see new faces in 2012
• Drilling supporters voice concerns at town meeting
• Meetings to focus on shared services
• Another GOP hopeful challenges Hinchey
• GOP feud just 'name-calling' to two area Mormon leaders
• Bassett school centers earn national recognition
• City court judge rules against landlord
• Prattsville officials say they're planning for rebuild
• Meredith man faces first-degree rape charge
• Neighborhood meeting set for Fourth Ward on Thurs.
• Area event offers taste of season
• Bookstore owner finds hidden pieces of the past
• United Way reduces fundraiser goal
• Sidney fundraiser collects $7,200 for flood relief victims
• Offices, schools, banks closed today
• Area couple charged with stealing volunteer fire funds
• Oneonta English teacher picked by peers for award
• Otsego emergency coordinator resigns
• Shanks pleads guilty to resisting arrest
• Officials: No flu vaccine shortage
• Debate skills, newspapers go hand-in-hand
• Police investigating Cooperstown burglaries
• Area residents likely to see drop in heat aid
• Meteorologists: Stormy, cold winter to hit Northeast
• Taste of the Catskills to help flood victims
• Bear heads home to Milford after 15-year global trip
• Old Stone Fort Days to share history of Revolutionary War rifle
• Sidney roller rink ready to rock at fundraiser Sunday
• SUNY Oneonta diversity globe reported stolen
• Unatego extends school tax deadline without penalty
• Amphenol eyes move, likely to stay in region
• DEC, area board release maps of natural gas sites
• Area students take part in International Walk to School Day
• Bassett's Oneonta cardiology clinic moves to FoxCare
• Hiring of OPD chief going 'according to plan'
• Water service to be shut down in Oneonta
• Feminist to talk about art, politics
• Amphenol seeking to relocate facility locally
• Prattsville pulls together in wake of flooding
• Area teacher 'surprised' by recognition of achievements
• Fabulous First Fridays! set to continue next year
• Common Council votes down firefighter policy switch
• Conservation group raises $41K to fight hunger
• State to release $1.2M in area farm aid
• Gas drilling seeps into town races
• Burns recuses himself in Pacherille Jr. case
• Otsego official: County faces 'huge shortfall'
• Cuomo grants three-week tax extension to flood victims
• Countryside Care survey results show issues with health, safety of residents
• Sex offender arrested on two warrants
• Nurse honored for going 'far and above' duties
• Miller says Shanks to get $135K in lawsuit
• Pit Run seen as chance to give back
• Common Council to vote on new firefighter policy
• SUNY Oneonta to host lecture on Haiti recovery
• SUNY Delhi, Cobleskill students assist in area flood recovery efforts
• Greene man arrested on sex abuse charges
• Oneonta water service to stop for maintenance
• Area woman wins 1st place at recovery arts festival
• Local hospitals work around drug shortage
• DMV reverses vision test policy
• Oneonta roads, streets to be closed during Pit Run
• Production costs hurt area farmers
• Infant fair to offer aid to families hit by flooding
• Reporter, copy editors join The Daily Star staff
• Pheasants to be released for fall hunting season
• Sidney woman charged with identity theft
• South New Berlin man charged with felony
• Three Richfield Springs men arrested
• Some area officials criticize end of license vision test
• Attorney: Deal near in Shanks lawsuit
• Council reports on area assets, weaknesses
• Delaware board revises wording of sales tax hike
• Communities grapple with property tax cap
• FEMA sends trailers to storm victims to meet housing needs
• Oneonta realty company donates moving truck
• Hartwick, alumni to kick off Homecoming
• Davenport man faces larceny, forgery charges
• DEC sets dates for hearings on fracking
• Cooperstown library to host lecture series
• Letterman's pitch may help Schoharie
• Columbus to host Meet the Candidates Night
• Delaware board approves $9.5m to repair roads, bridges
• N.Y. DOT gets $5 million to fix flood damages
• Local flash flood warning in effect
• Sen. Seward's son to appear on HGTV channel
• Unadilla Town clerk to work from home
• Oneonta church to host potluck, concert benefit
• Ex-area union official: Deal failure 'surprise'
• Cuomo declares $2.4 million for agricultural recovery
• Gibson looks to help keep aid flowing into area
• Local professor is finalist in Poe public art contest
• Flood victims may receive unemployment checks
• Oneonta city charter commission revision posted online
• Peekskill man dies in ATV accident
• Town of Oneonta 2012 budget to be presented
• Gibson looks to help keep aid flowing into area
• Some flood victims eligible to receive appliance rebates
• Flood recovery continues in Sidney
• FEMA offers services at recovery centers
• Car strikes bear on Lettis Highway
• Delaware County Chamber of Commerce to honor three
• Breen could face unemployment
• Oneonta vacancy increases to 75, continues to rise
• Online bulletins to help storm victims
• Deputies: woman died of smoke inhalation
• Pumpkins star at Cooperstown event
• Fire kills Norwich woman
• Suicide prevention event attracts more than 100 to Neahwa Park
• Police: Schoharie man shot dead after opening fire on a dozen officers
• Letterman expected to appeal for aid for Schoharie
• Sweet taste of success: Hartwick professor honored for accounting course
• Organizers 'excited' for next weekend's Pit Run
• Sharon Springs Harvest Festival continues through weekend
• Pacherille Jr. seeks resentencing
• Colchester Town Planning Board member resigns
• Owner tries to claim insurance with arson
• Gov. Cuomo announces federal disaster assistance in 6 counties
• Suicide prevention group to host walk in Oneonta
• Disaster victims eligible for food stamp benefits
• Lymn Memorial Ride raises $4K
• Neahwa Park fields are open for public use
• Area college students aid local flood victims
• States of emergencies remain in Margaretville area
• Parking garage repairs to begin next month
• MSO to renovate downtown walkway
• Oneonta Common Council accepts bid for tree harvest
• Robinson Terrace Senior Living Facility holds ribbon-cutting
• Festival celebrates pumpkins on land and on water
• Area NWS officials call for more rain
• Local quilters group to hold benefit show
• Attorney General's office set to aid flood victims
• Two area men face robbery charges
• Glimmerglass Festival hosts groundbreaking for rehearsal hall
• Area group picks nominees for 2011 Properties of Merit awards
• Economic Development Council to host planning workshop today
• High milk prices bring little to area farms
• Common Council OKs parking garage renovations
• State insurance van dispatched to Greene, Schoharie counties
• Residents may be eligible for federal storm aid
• States of emergency extended to Thursday
• Neahwa Park roads, Wilber Park lower level reopened
• Hartwick College professor to speak about recent flooding
• Bainbridge teenager charged with criminal mischief
• Foundation honors beauty of Cooperstown properties
• Attorneys: Drilling ban suit may set precedent
• Area biologist honored for Otsego Lake research
• Hartwick College warns trespassers
• Deposit man charged in murder
• Oneonta man pleads guilty to trespassing
• Gov. Cuomo to grant a school tax extension
• Disaster recovery center to open in Sidney for flood aid
• Deposit man charged with murder
• Officials: Responses improved since '06 flooding
• Police: Deposit man's death 'suspicious'
• Fugitive soldier surrenders Saturday
• Area events draw attention to National Recovery Month
• Local native scores role on 'How I Met Your Mother'
• Police: Fugitive may be armed
• Otsego firefighters honor two
• Cobleskill man pleads guilty to child porn charges
• Week in Review
• Otsego 2000 to present Historic Preservation Awards
• Local group taking part in National Recovery Month
• Community still stands strong after storms
• Schenectady man indicted for grand larceny
• Flood waste disposal boxes placed in local areas
• Police search for escaped soldier near Richfield Springs
• Area schools coping with aftermath of Lee, Irene
• Nobel laureate to give lecture at SUNY Oneonta
• Local biological director to receive award
• Senate passes disaster relief legislation
• Residents sue town of Middlefield for drilling ban
• Sen. Schumer, DOT eye fix for aging area bridges
• Local church to celebrate 100th year
• City charter panel finishes final draft
• Cold front to approach area today
• Area colleges continue to climb 'Best Colleges' rankings
• Unadilla town hall closed until further notice
• Lee flooding victims to receive federal aid
• Area woman jailed on drug charge
• Agencies offer recovery aid to area farms
• Bassett receives grant to upgrade patient records
• Police investigating Mount Vision assault
• Local primary elections see many tight races
• Oneonta Town Board hears debate over natural gas drilling
• Results from Tuesday's primary elections
• Otsego, Delaware offering free vaccinations
• Sidney residents pitch in to fix flood damage
• Otsego County 4-H team stands out at state fair
• Area primaries to be held today
• Area schools honor alumni killed on 9/11
• Residents in Delhi pause during flood cleanup to recall attacks
• Regional roads still closed after flooding; more rain expected this week
• Event to feature fall festivities and food
• Boy Scouts memorialize 2 fallen local soldiers
• Area residents consider impact of 9/11 after decade
• Attacks were 'shocking' as child, student says
• Three local Muslims say relationships improving in wake of 9/11
• Main Headline
• Motorcycle ride to raise funds in memory of victims
• Week in Review: Lee strikes as area recovers
• Area first responders reacts to volunteering at WTC
• Area crews scramble as flood waters near crest
• Local deficient bridges
• Area insurance company celebrates 125th anniversary
• Area events to commemorate 9/11
• Butternuts man dies in one-car crash near Gilbertsville
• Deposit man gets 8½ years for sexual act
• Sidney establishes 12-hour curfew because of flooding
• Otsego County and Oneonta lift emergency declarations
• Post offices closed, some mail service delayed
• Walton lifts state of emergency
• Update: Crash victim was 39-year-old Butternuts man
• Oneonta still under state of emergency
• Delaware County offices closed; Middletown, Sidney, Margaretville, Fleischmanns in states of emergency
• Flood-prone Walton residents urged to evacuate
• Some Sherburne residents advised to evacuate
• Hartwick College closed today
• Lee brings more flooding to the area
• Area residents split on DEC comment period
• Police say students 'decent, behaved'
• Oneonta airport gets federal funding to enhance safety
• Flood shelter set up in Oneonta
• Canasawacta Creek in danger of flooding
• Sidney village, town in state of emergency; residents asked to prepare for major flooding
• City of Oneonta state of emergency declared by Mayor Dick Miller
• Roads closed, flooding in Chenango County
• Otsego County in state of emergency
• Many roads closed in Delaware County
• Downsville school to send students home early
• A flood warning is in effect for Delaware County
• Area schools make do with tight budgets
• Otsego County Chamber to honor two area businesses at banquet
• City honors three officers for heroin bust
• Fire destroys workshop at Harpersfield business
• Flash-flood watch still in effect today
• Red Cross closes last shelter but aid efforts continue
• Disaster relief
• Schoharie couple recall night of flood, pick up pieces
• Filmmaker to show documentary as part of SUNY Oneonta's American Indian program
• Otsego may receive aid to help rebuild
• Regional Muscular Dystrophy telethon raises more than $200k*
• Man killed in Harpersfield crash
• Eklund Farm Machinery catches fire
• Some area NYSEG customers still without power
• Flood watch in effect for region
• Flood-damaged schools prepare to start year
• Area author to hold writing workshops in Otego
• Week in Review: Hurricane Irene aftermath
• Hurricane Irene caused damage but brought community together
• Delaware County offers transportation to victims of Irene
• disaster Aid and assistance
• Delaware flood center offers laundry, showers, food
• Area residents may have power restored by the weekend
• Milford meeting to be held Sept. 12
• Public transportation arranged for local Irene victims
• Area volunteers deliver needed relief
• Attorney: Pacherille was exercising free speech
• disaster Aid and assistance
• Sens. Schumer, Gillibrand campaign for disaster aid
• Power to be restored to local counties next few days
• Hunters face new mandatory antler restrictions
• Hartwick College welcomes incoming students with pizza, activities
• Over 10,000 NYSEG customers still without power in area
• Students to taste fruits of labor
• Area officials welcome federal disaster assistance
• Century-old message found at Schenevus post office
• Over 10,000 NYSEG customers still without power in area
• Cherry Valley-Springfield to start year without principal
• Aid and assistance
• Thousands in area try to cope with power loss
• Several counties open shelters for victims
• County offers donation suggestions
• How to Get Help
• Schoharie state of emergency remains in effect
• Cook Foundation, Otsego Land Trust merger approved
• Schenevus voters approve roof replacement in central school
• Bronx man arrested for allegedly selling heroin
• Mother, daughter killed in Greene car collision
• SUNY Delhi transfer student found dead Tuesday
• SUNY Delhi student found dead in off-campus residence
• Area schools offering free showers
• Flood overwhelms Margaretville area
• Visiting woman drowns in Fleischmanns motel
• Schoharie remains in state of emergency
• Middlefield residents help clean up debris
• Firms: Safety concerns slow area power repair
• Main Street in Oneonta focus of beautification
• CVS pharmacy collapses in Margaretville
• Delaware County Road Closures
• I-88 closed between exits 22 and 24
• Area braces for more flooding today
• Schoharie County official declares state of emergency
• Natural gas pipeline to be meeting focus
• SUNY Cobleskill, Delhi postpone classes; Oneonta schools unaffected by storm
• Grant helps Schoharie County offer online farmers' market
• Red Cross Shelters in Delaware County
• State of emergency declared in Schoharie County
• Widespread power outages in area
• SUNY Cobleskill delays start of semester
• Parts of area hit hard by Irene
• Area officials urge caution as Hurricane Irene nears
• Community Bank donates to local United Way campaign
• SUNY Delhi aquatic facility to re-open
• Otsego water committee to host talk
• Presbyterian Church driveway to be closed
• Alleged killer's charge reduced to manslaughter
• Fun, excitement not just for locals but reporters too
• Local water conservation districts taking fish orders
• Landis Arboretum to host several September events
• Area officials prepare for Irene's effects
• Bronx man found guilty of drug trafficking in Otsego County
• SUNY, Hartwick schools see new faculty, improvements at start of the academic year
• Delaware Chamber, SUNY Delhi seek applicants for leadership program
• Man killed in Hancock ATV accident
• Milford receives grant for adult education program
• New SUNY Cobleskill head Vancko discusses transition
• Cooperstown Community Band celebrates 150th anniversary
• 9/11 artifacts to be displayed in Oneonta, Norwich museums
• Alleged Walton murderer enters not guilty plea
• NYSERDA announces $3 million rebate program
• Agro Farma named to SBA 100 for job creation
• Bainbridge club to host Rotary River Rides
• Water to be shut off on Forest, Rose avenues today
• Area residents feel 5.8 temblor
• Oneonta to no longer host muscular dystrophy telethon
• Otego duo take tractor 'cruise in' to job
• Brookwood Point receives grant for improvement of public access
• Tweedie: Delaware fair attendance down by rain
• Morris residents vote 'no' to bus garage proposal, renovation of building
• Hogweed discovered in Ulster County
• Milford Board of Appeals to host hearing Thursday
• 4 classes of rescue personnel scheduled to meet needs of Otsego County ambulance
• Back to School for Oneonta - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Alleged Walton murderer was recently released
• Grammy winner Zanes to play at Foothills
• Miller: city crackdown on over-occupancy
• Hotel owner declines to comment on charges
• TV host Corwin educates Cooperstown about Chesapeake Bay watershed
• Sherburne woman charged with stealing nearly $100K
• Man faces charge in Walton stabbing
• Local Verizon workers to return to jobs
• Deputies: Hotel owner accused of secretly recording women
• Unadilla man dies in pick-up truck crash
• Fine arts in focus at downtown Oneonta festival
• Main Headline
• Butternuts farm project keeps water clean, fertilizer dry
• Jan. Regents to return to area schools
• Hunting season is right around the corner
• Laurens Fire Department to celebrate town bicentennial
• Stamford Central School to start Sept. 1 for faculty, staff
• Gillibrand brings job talks to fair
• Norwich man killed in car accident
• Helmet decals to provide rider alert cards
• Sheepdogs set to show off moves at Cooperstown competition
• 4 SUNY faculty members receive grants for environmental research
• Gilbertsville man sentenced for theft
• Planning board changes meeting date
• Volunteers sought for waste collection
• CCE to host no-till corn, seeding tour
• Laurens town justice to not seek re-election
• College students return, prepare for fall semester
• Saturday's Afton Day to feature parade, bands, vendors
• SUNY Delhi's Vancko picked to replace Cobleskill president
• Wood faces Delameter in coming election
• Verizon picketers voice concerns at council meeting
• Cornell Cooperative Extension to celebrate system's centennial
• Cherry Valley to host Family Fun Day
• Financial advisor completes general securities exam
• Oxford boy faces sex abuse charges
• Jefferson school announces new teachers, coaching changes
• Local CSEA president undecided on deal
• Area groups seek longer review of DEC gas rules
• Mother, daughter win top awards in photo contest
• Rep. Hanna speaks to Cooperstown Rotary Club
• State warns of deadly virus in mosquitoes
• Common Council votes down multi-family housing amendment
• Sidney man faces rape charge
• Otsego reps to visit Chenango, Madison gas sites
• Walton kicks off 125th Delaware County Fair
• Local hunters begin to feel the 'fever'
• Cooperstown man arrested for forgery, drug possession
• Safe Kids of Otsego County to host Walk to School Day
• Water to be shut off on Chester Street today
• Otsego County office to host session for weather preparedness
• Hartwick ranked as a top Northeastern college
• Wrestling, derbies draw crowds to Chenango fair
• Course nearly set for disc golf in Fortin Park
• Main Headline
• Miller 'frustrated' by judge in rental case
• Hartwick College to host Underground Railroad events
• Bassett Healthcare names Groom as vice president
• Area police reported the following charges:
• Hydrofracking poll draws mixed local reactions
• Three local experts say not to panic on stocks
• Foothills to host Grammy winner Judy Collins tonight
• CC and NBT Bank to host 'Good Morning Chenango'
• Dewar Pool closed for the season, Briggs still open
• OSS office to start closing half-hour early each day
• Hunting, fishing licenses to be available next week
• Bassett to host open meetings about medical changes
• Four-year Ultimate Idol veteran wins contest
• Pacherille Sr. faces second harassment charge
• Schuyler Lake woman arrested for mischief
• Oneonta man charged with burglary, larceny
• Derby presenters look to hook young fishing fans
• George Winston's performance will be rescheduled
• Sidney woman charged with welfare fraud
• Public meeting on gas drilling today
• Two-car accident on State Route 206
• Third annual Summer Harvest Festival starts today
• Museum to host event for 9/11 anniversary
• Gov. Cuomo signs tuition reform bill into law
• Fresh Air Fund offers summer fun for NYC kids
• Patterson withdraws from Otsego board race
• Cuomo extends horse owner tax breaks
• Delhi school board appoints principal
• Area Verizon workers join national picket
• Chenango County Fair begins today
• Oneonta Town Board to review 'Gas Odyssey'
• Pacherille Sr. case adjourned until Oct.
• Firm to acquire radio stations in Oneonta
• Area schools get mixed scores on state math, ELA tests
• Area teacher awarded U.S. history fellowship
• Otsego County Fair organizers say attendance up
• Swart-Wilcox salutes Italian eateries
• Pipeline, natural gas to be topics of Sidney presentation today
• Delaware GOP primary to include many challengers
• Area social club to celebrate 20th anniversary Sunday
• Police seek three in local burglary
• For area judge, it's gotta be the shoes
• Cherry Valley group to host concerts at Star Theater
• Kennedy-Willis Center to celebrate anniversary
• Main Headline
• Grant to help Bassett boost nurse training
• Area researcher fears zebra mussel impact on Otsego Lake
• Two area stores affected by ground turkey recall
• Volunteers make over fair building 'for the kids'
• August's First Friday to feature singers, Latin dancing
• Morris residents to vote on capital project
• Grants to fund four Bassett projects
• Federal aid cuts leave Otsego Manor's future in question
• Area entrepreneur returns to his roots at Otsego fair
• Hartwick woman arrested for defraud
• Executive director of Catholic Charities retires
• GOP primaries in selected areas
• FAA funding will not affect local airports
• D. Michael Price New Fantasy Art Collection at Colorscapes, Norwich
• Area election officials prepare for primaries
• SUNY Cobleskill president announces retirement
• Cooperstown Farmers' Market reaps success in 20th year
• Three indicted in Otsego court
• Oneonta health center celebrates third anniversary
• Common Council OKs two firms in alleged beating lawsuit
• City to hire attorneys for Shanks defendants
• Otsego County Fair offers 'Best Six Days of Summer'
• Dispute led to alleged stabbing
• Elections official to retire
• Justice Ginsberg speaks at county bar association event
• Area residents weigh in on EPA's role in drilling
• Job Corps student stabs another
• Tornadoes strike Burlington Flats, Guilford; no injuries reported
• SUNY Delhi to get energized by solar panels
• MOSA agrees to examine assets
• Sprinkler break floods mall
• Meeting to help gas leaseholders
• Week in Review: Gay couples get married; HOF celebrates Induction
• Section of mall closed temporarily
• On The Bright Side: Volunteer department back in firefighting form
• Area leaders named to Cuomo councils
• Otsego Manor faces financial difficulty in summer, fall
• CP Rail says no to pedestrian crossings
• Sidney Center gets second stream grant
• Oldest living member of Troop C dies at 97
• Oneonta woman charged for arson
• Contract employee arrested for theft
• Bainbridge man flies plane into river in Sidney
• Schumer, Hanna urge action on debt ceiling
• Schoharie fair organizers set for 135th year
• Board of Elections disqualifies 3 nominating petitions
• Davenport woman pleads not guilty to drug charges
• Retiring agency head honored by county board
• Gas stations in area try to stay competitive
• Two area officials uneasy about potential post office closures
• Oneonta man sentenced to prison for cocaine charge
• Oneonta woman wins trip to Yankees' game in style
• Sen. Seward urges delay of Schoharie prison closure
• Man sentenced for threatening judge
• Debt ceiling crisis adds uncertainty to local economy
• New Lisbon may join towns with drilling ban
• Summer camp teaches kids to make music
• Board deems city house unsafe
• Sidney church denied permission to rebuild at site of destroyed building
• Area gay couples get marriage licenses
• Baseball fans trek to Cooperstown for induction
• Three Otsego jail inmates face additional charges
• Area group receives award for farm-safety campaign
• Pacherille plea deal upheld; sentenced to 11 year term
• Bonacic backs state Senate bill to protect children
• area news briefs
• Chase Nursing Home to celebrate turning 75
• Reporter's Notebook
• Oneonta sets heat record
• Vendors, entertainers ready for Hobart Horseshoe Festival
• Milford board considers drilling moratorium
• Area News Roundup: Bassett urgent care centers change hours
• Ioxus celebrates grand opening at former Soccer Hall
• Ex-rail worker seeks pedestrian track crossings
• Pacherille scheduled for sentencing Fri.
• Area under heat watch today
• Common Council revamps engineering department
• State to offer hot weather help for some residents
• City looks at downtown beautification
• Man arrested for alleged peeping Tom incident
• Community organization to celebrate center opening
• Clerk: City Hall to open Sunday for marriages
• Local dancers competed in national event
• Borders bankruptcy will leave hole in Southside Mall
• Oneonta man arrested for counterfeiting
• NWS meteorologist: Thursday could bring record temperatures to Oneonta
• Reverse 911 stalls in Common Council
• Pacherille charged with stalking son's victim
• Afton Fair planners ready for 122nd edition
• Council to vote on reverse 911 system
• Laurens boy hurt in June mower accident expected to recover
• County official: Tourists visiting in spite of high gas prices
• Tony Pacherille Sr. arraigned on stalking, harassment charges
• Bassett honored for improving care delivery
• 'Harry Potter' draws throngs of moviegoers, some costumed
• Court Report
• HOF predicts a big induction weekend
• Two area schools, Bassett get grants for green projects
• Cherry Valley town bans drilling, fracking
• Edmeston boosters aim to save football program
• News tips are priceless
• Bassett suspends retirement contributions
• Repairs enhance walkway on Main Street
• All Oneonta city wards have candidates for posts
• Delhi lawyer disbarred for 'fraudulent' conduct
• Broadcaster Craig to lead Commerce Chenango
• Sex offender jailed for not reporting address change
• Future for Oneonta Foundation seeks Properties of Merit nominations
• Main Street Oneonta names manager
• Cooperstown woman faces felony cocaine charge in Fla.
• Butternuts board debates road in disrepair
• Area News Roundup
• Area conservation group to meet Saturday
• Masonville set to celebrate heritage Saturday
• More Otsego towns considering gas drilling bans
• Area shop gives free dresses to military brides
• Police investigate alleged assault in Downsville
• American Red Cross faces 'critical' blood shortage
• No vote on economic group
• Third candidate joins District 5 race
• Bias crimes forum postponed
• Weather watcher: Relief on way in area after heat wave
• Show stocked with animals, exhibitors
• Franklin receives water system grant
• Race is on to replace Rep. Dubben in District 7
• Gas film to be shown at town board meeting
• Cooperstown forum to focus on hate crimes and bias effects
• Cooperstown students plant pennants at garden
• Area church elder: Gays may join clergy
• Court Report
• DEC releases part of drilling rules
• Milford fire department celebrates its (more than) 100th birthday
• Two arrested in Schoharie meth lab raid
• Vendors, patrons prepare for Unadilla Carnival of Sales
• Walton wins contest for best tasting water
• Funds for job training now available through CDO Workforce
• Reporter’s Notebook: Prescription drug abuse rising at alarming rate
• Chobani maker Agro Farma eyeing expansion
• 'Big Chuck' hosting one-man show at Oneonta Theatre
• Farmers' Museum Junior Livestock Show to begin this weekend
• County may increase fees to record documents
• Hartwick College to celebrate Pine Lake's 40th anniversary
• Shanks' lawsuit focuses on mistreatment
• Otsego County dissolves planning board
• Gilbertsville garden tour blooms beyond flowers this year
• School mergers, reorganization discussed at board meetings
• Nat. Park Service honors Hartwick institute for Underground Railroad research
• Summer events at Swart-Wilcox start Sunday
• Gillibrand tours Norwich aviation plant
• Shanks sues Oneonta police, city
• Orpheus kids to perform this weekend
• Two candidates join Oneonta alderman race
• Council may OK Taser use by OPD
• State park to offer free family-friendly events
• Official: Otsego County could leave MOSA in 2012
• Some tighten budgets as area gas prices stay high
• Crowds out for Oneonta's July 4th festivities
• Blog to follow SUNY dorm project
• Bainbridge-Guilford school appoints new superintendent
• Proposed DEC rules split residents
• History, people focus of Laurens bicentennial
• Archives project sheds light on three Cooperstown businesses
• Main Headline
• Week in Review: Star looks back at flood; Otsego recycling to change
• Coventry pipeline plan still on hold
• Five years later, towns still rebuilding, recovering
• Otsego County switches to single-stream recycling
• Taste of the Catskills begins Saturday
• Officials: Some Oneonta wards without candidates
• Bela Fleck, others added to Foothills concert lineup
• Attempt to ban fracking at well rejected
• Downtown coordinator position remains unfilled
• Few left untouched by flood in Delaware
• Two Oneonta residents face prison for heroin charges
• Unadilla man killed in farm accident
• Milford CS competing for $50K grant
• State rebrands region, drops 'Leatherstocking' from title
• Festive Fourth planned for area
• Lippitt denies bullying Pacherille
• Chenango residents look back on tragedy
• Officials, NAACP confer on issues
• Jazz, belly dancing lined up for Friday event
• Fox attacks two children in Otego
• Area craftsman featured in First Fridays art exhibition
• Letter to The Daily Star from Wesley Lippitt
• Otsego County residents reflect on flood’s legacy
• Kenny Loggins set to cut loose for good cause
• City Clerk: Same-sex marriages can start July 25
• Oneonta firm installing drainage at ex-Bresee's site
• A Reader's Memory: Melissa Marietta, Fly Creek
• A Reader's Memory: Gaylord Ewing, Morris
• A Reader's Memory: Rae Glock, Colliersville
• Heavy rain shut down city, town infrastructure
• Gay marriage bill prompts mixed reactions
• Stamford CS seniors reflect at graduation
• City police warn of 2 foxes
• Bassett Healthcare recognized for care of stroke patients
• News Roundup
• Exhibit honors work of Star photographer
• Roxbury man arrested for alleged threats
• Laurens twins named valedictorian, salutatorian
• State warns of fuel gel hazards
• Pipeline discussion set for Monday at B-GHS
• Girl, 6, killed in driveway accident
• Man sentenced in church fire; Foothills names new executive director
• Downsville teachers make science enjoyable
• Area hunters lukewarm on DEC's five-year deer plan
• Yankees’ Gordon uses glove made in Cherry Valley
• Teacher passes classroom, cues to former student
• Delaware board OKs sale of health care licenses
• 2 seek city economic group creation
• Area News Roundup: Boy injured by riding tractor accident in Laurens
• Several gas drilling events scheduled for Saturday
• Cobleskill man dies in collision
• Several area veterans support shift in Afghanistan strategy
• Local radio operators set for Amateur Radio Week
• More than 50 area groups lose tax-exempt status
• 5 students charged in alleged hazing
• Roxbury woman honored by Senate as oldest teacher in state
• Oneonta Historical Society to host Star photographer's retrospective
• Grisly cigarette packaging draws applause, apathy from some area residents
• Foothills names executive director
• Ex-city employee questions necessity of city manager
• OCCA executive director leaving
• Cooperstown festival reworks lineup, price
• SUNY Delhi to offer four-year criminal justice degree program
• Man apologizes for causing church fire
• Oneonta pastor supports gay marriage
• Common Council to hold hearing on drilling ban tonight
• Fire destroys Morris family's home
• Boy Scouts improve Bainbridge garden
• Local clergy: We will not preside over gay marriages
• Delhi dancers complete first year of expanded program
• Otsego District 2 veteran challenged by anti-fracking candidate
• Group, Stamford village work to boost downtown
• Seward: MOSA bill passes in Assembly
• Reporter's Notebook: Country tunes keep coming into my life
• Week in Review: Silvera wins state title; two towns ban gas drilling
• Local dispute center loses funds, jobs
• Town of Oneonta, Lowe's settling assessment dispute
• Man charged with lewdness after Neahwa Park incident
• Franklin hires new school principal
• Breen hearing to be held today
• Scholarship has professor headed to Ecuador
• Bainbridge board tables pipeline plan
• Springfield, Middlefield ban gas drilling
• Executive Service Corps returns to Oneonta offices
• Fire destroys part of Fleischmanns building
• SUCO alum to speak from space
• Delhi man inducted into Senate Veterans Hall of Fame
• Cooperstown Farmers' Mkt. to celebrate 20th year
• New process could affect local parades
• Area man inducted into N.Y. Veterans Hall of Fame
• Bassett Healthcare to host open house for retiring N.P.
• Merger backers pitch plan to Oneonta Town Board
• Area students aid feathered friends
• Otsego Rep. Stayton dies after battle with cancer
• N.Y. Senate OKs bill to allow Otsego County out of MOSA
• Two men plead guilty to drug charges
• Firm seeks gas franchises in 2 towns
• Drilling events set in Norwich
• C'town to host vintage car race
• Two die in truck accident
• Area country band still strong at 500th show
• Area News
• Family activities to accompany Hall of Fame Classic Weekend
• Dairy Fest draws attendees despite rain
• Statewide horseshoe tourney comes to S. New Berlin
• Spelling bee creates vocabulary buzz
• Week in Review: Changes in store for Common Council; Decatur man drowns
• Crowell: Sales taxes down in early 2011
• 9th Relay for Life set for Oneonta
• Decatur man's body found in pond
• Hearing draws protesters over pipeline
• Local WWII veteran honored after Navy corrects records
• Rep. Hanna meets constituents at City Hall
• Hanna: Rep. Weiner should step down
• 'Sweeney Todd' brings home Broadway conductor
• Juvenile center in South Kortright closing
• Trooper Mattice HOPE run set for Sat.
• Jason's Run to be held Saturday
• 800 sign petition against drilling in Butternuts
• Aldermen voice concerns over draft city charter
• Area News Roundup: Search for man in Decatur pond likely to continue today
• Justice dismisses Delhi bridge lawsuit
• Display dresses up Oneonta bank
• Former Sidney Center school building sold
• Farmers, organizers ready for 2011 Meredith Dairy Fest
• New Berlin beach opens June 18
• Condemned New Berlin building demolished
• Program honors young Oneonta scholars
• Area bar seized for back taxes
• Official: Chief search in 'holding pattern'
• Oneonta Common Council bans gas drilling
• OCCA president Clarvoe resigns
• Laurens among top finishers at band event
• Girls program grows from 21 to 777 in decade
• SUNY Oneonta to screen film classics
• Common Council to vote on gas drilling ban
• Volunteers sought for Walton Clean-Up Days
• Candidates for Otsego board mostly set
• Bassett starts diabetes education program
• Sherburne Pageant of Bands Results
• 5 on Common Council won't run again
• Norwich coach arrested, suspected for videotaping girls in a locker room
• Saving pets priority for school program
• Two arraigned in SUNY Delhi incident
• Adoptions can foster better lives for all
• Ice cream, family activities set for Sunday at park
• New Berlin vet retires after 48 years
• Stamford senior to be named Eagle Scout
• Two arrested in Cooperstown heroin bust
• Franklin Garden Club sponsoring tour
• Comics, letters to editor got me hooked on news
• Former Oneonta resident extradited to N.Y.
• Man convicted in plot to kill ex
• Candidates set for District 5 race
• Area SUNY leaders support tuition plan
• Chancellor: System's economic impact 'unmatched' in state
• Sherburne tunes up for band competition
• County highway superintendent reappointed
• Summer rec program set to begin in Oneonta
• SUNY Oneonta, Delhi to host alumni weekends
• OHS pool to not be used
• May wetter, windier than average
• Man pleads not guilty to burglary
• Two New Berlin men arrested in tire slashing
• Dance troupe to debut at art show opening
• Sidney student competes in Scripps spelling bee
• Oneonta Town Board not interested in merger
• Otsego board rules out new transfer station
• Sidney Chamber of Commerce names Citizen of the Year
• Oneonta police telephone line out of order
• Local man addresses fracking to press club
• Sidney girl set to compete in Scripps spelling bee
• Seward wants disaster declared
• City commission to release draft charter today
• Hartwick picks Citizen of the Year
• Area officials say they'll make due with tax cap
• Several hundred attend Memorial Day events in city
• Hartwick grads ready for next step
• Motorcyclist dies after colliding with car
• Seminar to feature info. on labor laws
• Remembering those who served honorably
• NYSEG still busy fixing Thursday storm damage
• UVCS may need tax hike to keep health clinic
• Remembering those who served honorably
• NYSEG still busy fixing Thursday storm damage
• UVCS may need tax hike to keep health clinic
• Gas prices impacting area travel plans
• Students growing veggies in Edmeston
• Town offices to be closed
• Laurens group compiles book for bicentennial
• Hearing dates set for suspended officer in police brutality case
• Hartwick seniors encouraged to be socially responsible
• State Assembly holds hearing on fracking safety
• Seward shows support for home-rule bill
• Foothills board lauds venue turnaround
• State Senate approves gas tax holiday
• State Supreme Court halts wood boiler sales
• Man arrested for growing marijuana is B-GCS teacher
• Band to play in key of baseball in C'town
• Delaware assessing damage from floods
• Local trees to be tagged for awareness of emerald ash borer
• Iraq War veteran, antiwar activist faces harassment, weapons charges
• Briefs: Foothills to host reception tonight
• N.Y. Liquor Authority eyeing three Oneonta bars
• Area admins honored at BOCES event
• Fulton County landfill examined as alternative to MOSA
• Still no 911 for Otsego County
• Local colleges recognized for students' volunteerism
• Bainbridge man faces weapons charges
• Officials warn of late blight for gardening season
• Fracking takes center stage in District 8
• Two unions to hold local rally Thursday
• SUNY Oneonta grads told to aim high
• Community service highlighted at SUNY Delhi ceremony
• Some in Otsego still without 911 service
• Local 4-Hers to send tornado relief to Ala.
• Cooperstown Relay exceeds $85K goal despite rain
• City officials criticize OH-Fest comments
• Area stonemason called a 'poet in stone'
• Stayton, four other Otsego reps stepping down
• SUNY Oneonta, Delhi seniors gearing up for graduation
• Area man faces prison for heroin charge
• Davenport Center home destroyed in fire
• SUCO official: Racism fuels OH-Fest criticism
• Judy Collins set to perform at Foothills on Aug. 12
• Bassett medical educator retires after more than 30 years
• Students' work on display at FoxCare art show
• School Voting Results
• Main Street shop holding going-out-of-business sale Saturday
• Voters defeat Worcester school budget
• Common Council approves zoning code changes
• School group makes flashy statement
• Ex-STOP-DWI coordinator arraigned for grand larceny
• Area gas drilling activist to speak at press club
• National group calls Susquehanna river 'most endangered'
• Budgets, board seats on the line at polls
• Council to vote on zoning changes
• Students battle invasive beetle at Hunts Pond
• Butternuts to hold plan meeting
• 4 doctors among best in U.S. database
• City seeks to ban drilling; town looking into own law
• Two scouts complete Eagle projects
• Relay for Life set for Friday
• Conference to feature Down Syndrome scientist
• The school of hard knocks
• Delhi Central School names Thomson as superintendent
• Schools to vote on budgets Tuesday
• Otsego board split on MOSA
• Larry's Custom Meats opens today in Hartwick
• Briefs
• Town of Otsego bolsters frack ban
• Restaurant re-opening in South Edmeston
• Two Afton men arrested for unlicensed dentistry
• Guthrie, Helm headline 'Concert to Fight Fracking'
• Paternity tests finally available at area stores
• Chobani helping build Little League field
• Cannonsville Adventure Triathlon called off
• Tonko introduces bill for slain Schoharie trucker
• Butternuts sends planning surveys to town residents
• Cannonsville Triathlon canceled
• Locals still working to improve lake flooding
• Cooperstown dance marks 52-year tradition
• Sen. Seward calls attention to Willliams syndrome with Bassett Healthcare visit
• Schenevus man pleads guilty to sexual abuse
• Petition sent to DEC over local gas well
• Covered Bridge Run to return to Delhi
• 'Jason's Run' gaining steam in N.Y.
• Walton Fair planners accepting entries for parade floats
• Otsego Land Trust picks champion trees
• Grants awarded for arts programs
• Oneonta arts task force seeks area input
• 20-year-old falls three stories, lives
• Chenango County park becomes state forest
• SUNY chancellor to visit Oneonta
• Officials try to patch up pothole problem
• Cannonsville Reservoir to host triathlon in early June
• Mayor disputes Breen retaliation claim
• Star's calendar helps alleviate schedule clutter
• C'town band celebrates 150 years
• Area pastor looks to help homeless with program
• Otsego County Board: No simple fix for Canadarago flooding
• Rapist walks after successful appeals, re-sentencing
• Eco Art Festival to feature free concert
• NWS confirms recent tornado in Gilbertsville
• Interim police chief settles in to new responsibilities
• SUNY awards honor excellence in colleges
• Main Street businesses, artists to kick off Fabulous First Fridays
• Otsego County Board still split after Pa. fracking trip
• Bronx teen sentenced in Oneonta heroin case
• Some residents question zoning changes
• Developer lays out plans for ex-Bresee's
• Former Oneonta teacher recognized as trailblazer
• Anti-fracking activists meet state reps at Albany rally
• Runoff carves sinkhole in Otsego County road
• None hurt in Catskill Tractor fire
• Local schools raising funds for National Forensic League tournament
• Codefendant pleads guilty in texting crash
• Local residents say they feel range of emotions about death
• Attorney breaks Breen's silence
• Student honored as 'inspiration to everybody'
• GMU senior wins Liberty Bell Award
• Firefighters subdue Catskill Tractor blaze
• Del. County honors late supervisor
• Breen’s attorney defends officer at City Hall
• Pa. trip offers locals food for thought
• New flavors spice up Star’s Cook-off
• 'Huge' turnout for OH-Fest; many open-container arrests
• Local walkers raise awareness of multiple sclerosis during Walk MS
• NYSHA to receive $100k in funding
• Interim chief takes charge today
• Area News
• NWS: Tornado hit Pharsalia
• Delaware Relay raises more than $100k
• Pacherille enters guilty plea
• Main Street businesses, residents say they're eager for sixth annual OH Fest
• Finalists prepare for Daily Star Cook-off
• Area News Roundup: Hayes resigns from Main Street team
• Pacherille pleads guilty to attempted murder
• Pacherille accepts plea deal
• Job seekers in area look to benefit from hiring increase
• Trustees: Fracking may leave Cooperstown in 'permanent recession'
• Riders: Service a budget-conscious option
• Numerous area offices on ballot as elections boards brace for busy fall
• Otsego County joins ICE plan
• Hartwick alumnus returns to discuss healthcare reform
• Hanna: Fiscal problems serious
• Royal wedding could impact local nuptials
• Severe winds hammer Otsego County
• Two arrested in J.C. Penney robbery
• Troopers make six heroin-related arrests in Middletown, Otego
• St. Mary's Church to host benefit concert for local food pantries
• Cooperstown to host state History Day
• Community Bank reports 15 percent rise in net income
• Readers' choice vote added to cook-off this year
• Helper brings dogged determination to class
• No settlement in Shanks claim, lawyer says
• Dish, Texas, mayor returns to area to speak about natural gas drilling
• Area sees thunderstorms, downed trees
• Hazing suspects were not prosecuted
• Congressman Gibson says he's making progress
• SUCO educator gets Fulbright
• Oneonta leaders, unions to meet
• Police: Man crashes car, makes doctor's appointment
• Court report
• Former student suing Hartwick, frat
• Area sunrise services add to Easter joy, locals say
• JC Penney robbed
• SUNY to have a 'green' week
• Local law enforcement to collect prescription drugs
• Hartwick College and fraternity sued by former pledge
• Hartwick College and fraternity sued by former pledge
• Arlo Guthrie, Levon Helm to play anti-fracking benefit
• Coop. trustee: Summer concert unlikely
• Another local yogurt finds success
• Two local efforts offer mutual benefits
• Three forums to explore gas-drilling issues
• Indonesian music group to perform in Oneonta
• County officials say they want to see gas well that leaked in Pa.
• PETA alleges animal cruelty at Delhi animal hospice
• Fracking among top area Earth Day concerns
• OCCA tries using humor to raise funds
• Crime briefs
• Oneonta Public Transit sees jump in ridership, official says
• Businesses offer side of poetry at drive-thru
• East Meredith arsonist sentenced to 19 to 57 years
• Delaware County Court Report
• Towns working slowly to finalize drilling regulations
• Locals: Frack report won't sway opinions
• Jefferson teacher to receive award
• Local sites participate in McDonald's National Hiring Day
• Common Council sets hearing on zoning revisions
• Owners: Gas prices not hurting baseball camps
• Local unions keep eyes on Albany
• Bassett official: Waiver extension for federal-state health reform 'good news'
• SUNY Oneonta department to honor education excellence
• Ghana to be topic of lecture
• County gas committee schedules Pa. field trip
• Lives of service honored at dinner
• Stolen 'Save Anthony' signs replaced
• Windy weather causes power outages
• SUNY Delhi to dedicate facility to former provost
• Opportunities for Otsego banquet online reservations due Friday
• Dispelling myths part of coping with autism
• Schumer, Gillibrand push for new dairy labeling
• Woman charged with false report
• Program to offer farm diversification tips
• Woman who claimed attack is arrested
• Ioxus investments could bring area jobs
• Chancellor visits SUNY Oneonta to see students' works
• Lawyer: More over-occupancy unlikely after ruling
• Teachers' concessions may help restore job
• Edmeston school board selects superintendent
• Preparers busy as Tax Day looms Monday
• Assault charge possible for officer
• Some question choices made during St. Mary's meeting
• 3 recent fires in Otsego County destroy mobile homes
• Panel: Town justice must be removed from post
• Patsy Cline show held over
• Area students, residents march against violence
• Speaking skills shine as local students qualify for national tournaments
• Area United Way short for second straight year
• Chancellor to visit SUNY Oneonta
• Gas drilling sign defaced
• Chobani flying off local shelves
• Police: Vigilance key to staying safe
• Seminar preps area sophomores for future
• School closing prompts uncertainty
• St. Mary's School to close in June
• Oneonta man recognized for volunteerism
• Police investigate alleged sex attacks
• DEC: Good season for local hunters
• Delaware County Court Report
• St. Mary's School to close
• Staffing a burning concern
• Locals to join Albany anti-fracking rally
• SUNY Oneonta students to strut their stuff
• School agreement restores positions
• State police issue 'Move Over' tickets
• Worcester FD to host firefighter training
• Real life ruins the best-laid plans
• Towns could set trend with fracking bans
• Changes to county medical aid rules announced
• Judge dismisses city code charges
• Inmate pleads innocent to stolen property charges
• Man arrested for allegedly attacking girlfriend
• Rogers Center to reopen in May
• Earth Festival looks to inspire visitors to 'go green'
• SUNY Oneonta to get jazzy Saturday
• Interim police chief 'has all the tools' for job
• ONC BOCES to relocate offices, cut programs
• Fundraiser to toast SUNY Delhi student
• County declines to help pay for Oneonta bridge
• Friday to end 137-year era of Wilber Bank
• Saturday's land-use forum to be full, OCCA says
• City approves repairs
• Oneonta names interim police chief
• Dubben says he won't seek re-election
• Chenango County Sheriff dispatchers to be celebrated
• T.J. Maxx opening at mall planned for August
• Oneonta charter group to meet
• Meet Edmeston superintendent candidates today
• Area News Roundup: Zoning commission members sought
• State budget does little to alter plans, area schools say
• Legion honors Delhi student's many patriotic performances
• City to consider funding armory repairs
• Lightfoot concert 'full-blown success'
• Ex-Bresee's potential developers narrowed to 3
• No revote at Worcester; Schenevus undecided
• Hundreds turn out for SADD Run/Walk and health fair
• Sewer line clogs in city
• Local teacher, civil rights group honored
• Area shoppers look for ways to save
• Tensions remain year after shooting
• Community group looks to open youth center in Cooperstown
• Police identify crash victim
• SADD Run/Walk set for Sunday
• Some sweet news on maple syrup
• Unadilla woman killed in Sidney
• Third-grade students having a ball in class
• Trout fishing season opens today
• Weather warning still in effect (see update)
• Science to star at NanoDays event Sat.
• Area producers look to tap into maple syrup potential
• SUNY Cobleskill student dies
• 2 local students named to regional jazz ensemble
• Zoning code revision could be done in June
• Couple arrested for drugs
• Hartwick professor wins award for carving
• Snowstorm headed to area
• Drive nears its goal for Oneonta food bank
• Area News
• Area News
• Shanks to sue city for $1M
• Being holy can make you roly-poly, study says
• Sidney team prepared to take on the world
• Ex-principal accused of assaulting student
• Area News Roundup: Women charged with forgery
• Wilber Bank to lay off 63 employees
• State aid still unclear for local schools
• Cold weather blamed for water main breaks in Oneonta
• Unatego school plans benefit for fire victims
• Briefs: Meeting scheduled
• C'town student heading to state geography bee
• Fire destroys Unadilla home
• Sidney student wins Regional Spelling Bee
• More C'town organizations oppose fracking
• Grants for homeowners to be offered
• Area event offers chance for spelling to shine
• Wilber: I'll have role in Community Bank
• Wilber: I'll have role in Community Bank
• Relic says he won't run for seat again
• FFA making maple syrup in Delhi
• Reporter's Notebook: Officer offers law enforcement graduates some valuable tips
• Main Headline
• Official: Population loss 'not good'
• Idelson to be honored
• Gas panel may travel to Dimock, Pa.
• Students to share findings at meeting
• 2 county officials won't seek re-election
• Some Wilber staffers have jumped ship, sources say
• DEC's fracking report expected in beginning of June
• Delaware discusses vets program
• Officials: Snow leads to few minor accidents
• Worcester bus purchase defeated
• Hartwick music festival keys in to new options
• Pacherille Sr.: Son should be tried as juvenile
• Two gas drilling forums set
• County, Otsego Electric teaming to save money
• Two school districts seek superintendents
• Oneonta water main break fixed
• Business seminar canceled
• Gas firm presents case at town meeting
• Group honors Margaretville nursing home, administrator
• Cherry Valley looks to ban fracking
• Water main breaks; mayor urges conservation
• OHS graduate gets Chancellor's Award
• Local priest dismissed over sexual abuse allegations
• Walton man arrested for arson
• Youth ensemble to present free workshop, concert
• Potential gas conflicts questioned
• Japanese students grapple with crisis
• Downsville school a winner in national prom contest
• Pending merger to mark end of era
• Supermarkets take part in food drive
• News Briefs: City parks playing fields remain closed
• Stamford man arrested following incident
• News Briefs: Red Cross to conduct drill Saturday
• History Day results announced
• Middlefield retains law firm
• OPD review winding down
• Foxy Fellows entertain at nursing home
• Concert to benefit Walton church destroyed by fire
• Oneonta to grant property waivers
• Worcester man faces three drug charges
• Franklin school board discusses possible staff cuts
• Japan's tragedy impacts some area residents
• Students spend spring break at Pathfinder Village
• Gastem hires former county EMS coordinator
• Democrats win trustee seats in Cooperstown
• Two blazes keep firefighters busy Tuesday night in Delaware County
• Party business to close Friday
• Municipal mergers group holds first meeting
• Potluck supper to kick off Hobart farmers' market
• Sobriety checkpoint yields 4 arrests
• More election results: Updated at 12:10 Wednesday
• Business seminar set
• Area News Roundup
• Village election results
• Voters elect local mayors, trustees
• County OKs Middlefield's anti-drilling changes
• Local students compete in Revolutionary essay contest
• Cherry Valley men indicted in shooting death
• Mayor: SUNY Oneonta expansion could cost taxpayers more
• Land use/gas drilling forum set
• District plan outlines worst-case scenario
• Fracking fight could be headed to court
• Area students earn Chancellor's Awards
• Council to vote on reclassifying job
• Official: Proposed dorm generates concern
• Polls open today for village elections
• News Brief: Oxford teen charged with arson
• Law enforcement academy graduates nine
• That's amore! Local pizzas make contest's top 10
• Cooperstown Eagle Scout with AIDS remembered
• Officals at odds over purchase of trucks
• Death of former East Worcester man deemed 'suspicious'
• Arson suspect guilty on 19 counts
• Delaware official: Thankful flooding less than expected
• Unadilla Valley school to host History Day contest
• Reporter's Notebook: Envelopes: Quick toss is rued later
• Area buildings nominated for historic preservation
• Web tool lets visitors weigh in on state budget
• Local town looks to decide gas drilling fate
• Area Brief: City to stop dealing with passports
• Area News: March 11, 2011
• Concerns expressed over hearing
• Teen earns Eagle Scout rank despite vandalism of project
• Edmeston man faces child pornography charges
• Rain expected to cause flooding in the area
• Relay for Life starts tonight at SUNY Oneonta
• Council weighs in on police probe
• Local officials preparing for flooding before storm
• Local school gets grant
• Wilber bank accounts to change hands in April
• School official: Budget cut threatens 13 positions
• Survey: Otsego town residents have drilling concerns
• Chenango County deputy honored for achievements
• News Brief: No decision yet on St. Mary's fate
• New Berlin mayor halts campaign
• Land donation to benefit historic Brookwood property
• DA says he will determine whether Breen committed crime
• Mayor: 'Systemic problem' in department
• Talent show to kick off Laurens bicentennial celebration
• Bassett warns against hydraulic fracturing
• Town to ask for county funds for Pony Farm Road bridge
• Man pleads guilty in property case
• Chief resigns following probe
• Fire & Ice set to heat up Downtown
• Snowstorm buries area, sets record
• New Berlin mayoral election a write-in race
• Officials: This year's flu season more typical than last
• Oneonta police findings to be delivered
• Friends, peers recall Hutman as 'artist' and 'masterpiece'
• Numerous car accidents as surprise storm sweeps area
• Event to highlight Islamic culture, food
• Local Tea Partiers say they're here to stay
• Local Tea Partiers say they're here to stay
• Local Tea Partiers say they're here to stay
• Firefighters return to fight rekindled blaze
• SUNY Oneonta professor honored for 'green' method
• Reporter's Notebook: Soldiers, families reunited
• Hartwick man sentenced to 5 years for rape
• News Brief: Ithaca woman dies of medical causes after car accident in Oneonta
• Groups to boycott DEP meeting
• Invasive insect workshop to be offered
• Otsego Land Trust moves to protect historic farm
• Two towns move closer to banning gas drilling
• Ad director debuts at Star
• Arrest made in Great American robbery
• Walton site to be checked for hazards
• Meet the Candidates Night set in Sidney
• Finance dept.: Tax credits can save filers money
• 2 saved from Main St. fire
• Program gets local kids moving
• Yes I can: Students' sculptures help make a difference
• Davenport native to be on TV show
• Otsego board meeting keeps coming back to gas drilling
• Former STOP-DWI coordinator charged with felony
• Executive Service Corps to close local office
• Briefs: Meeting set on school space utilization study
• Three towns seek fracking restrictions
• Worcester students celebrate 100 days with food donation
• Local experts laud Gillibrand dairy efforts
• Fate of St. Mary's still unknown after meeting
• Cherry Valley men face charges following burglary
• Otsego board to vote on retaining solid waste consultant
• Programs look to help farmers
• Cause of Hutman fire ruled unknown
• Hanna in recovery after heart procedure
• Path of golden eagles locally part of society's study
• February was 'colder, wetter, snowier than normal'
• Future of St. Mary's to be discussed
• Several locals dismiss 'Gasland' Oscar loss
• Man finds lost wedding ring 12 years later
• Retired Hartwick professor dies in fire
• Some locals: Middle East turmoil will impact area
• Nominations sought for preservation awards
• Former Hartwick professor dies in Oneonta fire
• Snow brings work, play to area
• Area panelists play Oscar prognosticators
• Reporter's Notebook:Events around the world touch us here
• Forum attracts pro-, anti-drilling forces
• Meeting set on privatizing agency
• Otsego businesses offer discounts to veterans
• Brief: Hamden man arrested on felony charges
• Event to help bring student visitors to museums
• Official: Cuts could close Planned Parenthood doors
• Man, woman arrested in Smokers Choice robbery
• 4 or 5 proposals likely for former Bresee's site
• 2 districts to revote on propositions
• Changes at top for two schools
• Local couple recall Libya coup
• Local man named a finalist for creating online game
• Official: Bridge bids close to funds available
• Cancer institute moving to FoxCare Center
• Snow hasn't busted budgets yet
• Seward says he's in leadership position
• 'Morning with Professors' to benefit food pantry
• Otsego Co. Chamber announces awards
• American flag from Afghanistan lands in Walton
• Police seeking public's help in Sidney armed robbery
• Public hearings to start in Middlefield
• Arts center dancers get in step with pros
• Area official: U.S. in 'war on workers'
• Oneonta electronics firm expanding
• Trial of suspected church arsonist under way
• Briefs: Tax-relief applications due March 1
• Storm expected to bring several inches of snow to area
• Rebates available for replacing old appliances
• Sustainability-focused task force seeks members
• Blustery weather doesn't stop Polar Bear plungers
• Local schools say cuts are possible
• Polar Bear Jump a leap of love
• Seward petition seeks support for tax cap
• Reporter's Notebook: Birthing center welcomes first newborns
• School hosts seniors' dinner
• 2nd summit focuses on task force, goals
• Directory for gas drillers to highlight local firms
• Champion dog has his day once again
• Mayor alerts residents of wishes to dissolve force
• Groups offer biomass project assistance
• Two face drug charges
• Construction continues on assisted-living facility
• Area News Briefs
• Guard members get warm welcome home
• Ex-mayors: Police must restore respect
• Cooperstown Chamber takes stand against fracking
• Officials: Battle lines form over MOSA's future
• Powers remains as head of gas committee
• Second arts summit today
• Man pleads innocent to sex charges
• Lease waiver requests tabled
• 2 more investigators join police probe
• Calls while driving could cost points on license
• Police: Driver arrested for leaving boy on bus
• Columbus church lends a helping hand to 13 college students
• Margaretville hospital names permanent executive director
• Area News Roundup: Motorist accused of felony
• Candidates vie in Delaware races
• Official: Crash victim will be missed
• Official: Unadilla fire still being investigated
• Bus officials look to improve safety
• Photo contest winners celebrate 'People and Trees' of county
• Council may allow rental property applications
• News Briefs: Hodges Pond closed because of ice
• Locals: Valentine's Day a chance to celebrate
• Police probe weekend robberies
• Snow a welcome sight for local winter carnival
• City schools discussing possible cuts
• City officials: Administrator needed
• Editor's Notebook: Saying 'no' can be toughest part of job
• Glimpses into area's Civil War past
• 4-year-old left on bus for hours
• Mayor: No conclusions yet in probe
• Otsego board considers plowing issue
• Project focuses on Ukrainian traditions
• Delhi plans St. Patty’s Day events
• Unrest in Cairo affects local woman's vacation
• City crews battling potholes at night
• Local professors: Egypt needs time
• Hanna, Gibson among congressmen criticized
• Several locals support police department investigation
• Fourth man arrested after pot probe
• Two local fire squads get grants
• Area nurse heads effort to help patients in Jamaica
• Bassett unveils new birthing center
• News Brief: Chief: Delhi fire does little damage
• State audit of Sidney begins
• Families check out St. Mary's open house
• Cooperstown to hold 45th annual winter carnival
• Walton man pleads innocent to forgery
• Meeting to focus on property revaluation process
• County to ask state to OK MOSA exit
• League to present forum on redistricting
• Redmond the sixth chief of OPD
• On the Bright Side: Stamford project is all the buzz
• Police brutality probe gets started
• Open house set for tonight at St. Mary's
• Gordon Lightfoot to perform at fundraiser
• Otsego 2000 head questions conflicts of interest among Otsego County board members
• Area students meet lawmakers
• Officials: Public confidence in city police key
• Local woman honored for contributions
• Treasurer: Counties should not have to increase Medicaid costs
• Area educators meet to discuss collaboration
• Gator, bison, lamb among Chili Bowl's ingredients
• Outside investigator to probe OPD
• Locals cheer Packers, Steelers in Super Bowl
• SUCO grad astronaut to head to space
• Rep. Gibson focuses on solving area farmers' issues
• Panel to discuss using an administrator
• DWI arrests made
• Gambling with funds to fight addiction
• Services set for slain girl, 15
• Event to benefit recuperating Walton musician
• Revelers to cut up ice at Hanford Mills festival
• Reporter's Notebook: Award puts profession in perspective
• Fire leaves Hancock family homeless
• Area professors follow events in Mideast
• Oneonta man alleges police brutality
• Center Street fourth-graders put the past in boxes
• Petition seeks drilling regs near Guilford Lake
• DEP holds workshop with water experts
• 3 members appointed to Colchester Planning Board
• Proposals sought for Treadwell school
• SUNY Delhi recognized for having a high student success rate
• Round 2 of storm doesn't live up to the hype
• Hanna says he's made contacts in 1st month
• Colchester Town Planning Board resigns
• Wear Red Day to promote women's heart health
• Fair officials plan 125th celebration
• Girl killed in shooting was from Fort Plain
• Death of man after bar fight ruled a homicide
• News Brief: Otsego County board meeting postponed, rescheduled
• Milford man pleads innocent to burglary
• Part 2 of storm bears down on area
• Local officials: Cuomo's plan would result in cuts in services
• School honors family as 'partner in education'
• Cherry Valley teen killed in shooting accident
• Several area mayor positions available
• Owner: Walton store not impacted by closings
• Main Headline
• Housing program funding available
• News Brief: Cooperstown couple jailed
• City to begin towing cars
• Storm could wallop area with snow, sleet
• Officials say winter weather budgets OK
• News Brief: Smithville man dies after bar fight
• Legislators urge caution on pipeline
• Area Tea Party supporters express anger over e-mail
• Local woman honored for wedding work
• Sidney Center groups give updates
• Residents weigh in on zoning code
• 120 county properties set for auction
• SUCO named as top-value college
• Group to address zoning code changes
• Gearing up to battle 'war on cops'
• County takes steps to leave MOSA
• 'Loose Change' filmmaker charged with heroin sale
• SUNY Oneonta hosts winter activities
• Reporter's Notebook: Congregation, community react to church burning
• Programs to focus on gas drilling
• 3 indicted for alleged drug sales
• Exhibit displays talents, creativity of area residents
• Cancer researcher to be Hartwick speaker
• Miller: Foothills can continue operations
• Charge dropped in death of woman
• County's real estate, business records to go online
• Bassett, lawmakers urge extension of federal-state partnership waiver
• Sentencing delayed after man fires attorney
• Gilbertsville man pleads innocent to property charge
• Firefighters use yoga to win battle of the bulge
• News Brief: Oneonta man charged with larceny
• Firefighters use yoga to win battle of the bulge
• Hull sentenced to 23 years in prison
• D.A. to drop murder charge
• Group organizes to save St. Mary's School
• Local residents split on State of the Union
• Narcotics stolen in C'town break-in
• Walton public hearing set
• News Brief: Oneonta man charged with larceny
• Board calls for closing St. Mary's School
• Sheriff may take over for C'town police
• Exhibit highlights work of young photographers
• Obama's full State of the Union speech as prepared
• DEC bans feeding of bears
• Delhi passes wood-burning furnace law
• Church to provide shelter from cold during winter
• Frigid temperatures put freeze on area
• Sportsman Expo to benefit Schenevus class of 2011
• Oneonta planning street repairs
• City arts task force starts to take shape
• OHS grad appearing in 'Wizard of Oz'
• Frigid temperatures put freeze on area
• Mayor suggests Oneonta arts be organized, promoted
• 2 SUCO students face drug charges
• Officials look for answers on tax cap
• Pipeline may reopen this month
• New residents, traditional lifestyle
• New residents, traditional lifestyle
• New residents, traditional lifestyle
• C'town parents become students for a day
• Physical therapist honored
• Grand jury indicts Allen on arson charges
• Hanna: Obama did 'excellent job' in speech
• Surplus food to be passed out
• Man pleads guilty to drug charge
• Public hearing set on zoning code revision
• Arts in Oneonta to be topic of summit
• OHS team wins academic competition
• Rep. McCarty appointed to MOSA board of directors
• Youth ensemble to perform Delhi, Oneonta shows
• 39th annual winter carnival to begin in Richfield
• Woman gives handmade afghans to thank firefighters who helped her
• Surplus food to be passed out
• Hanna, Gibson vote for health repeal
• Official: Roof over former Bresee's needs fixing
• Eatery variety on the upswing
• Walton festival to feature ice carvings, races
• Farm Bureau president: Agriculture a good place to start to spur economy
• Delhi man pleads guilty to tax evasion
• News Brief: Meeting to focus on gas drilling
• Richfield man pleads innocent to burglary
• Delaware Relay For Life captains planning for 2011
• News briefs: 2 arrested after execution of Norwich search warrant
• Agency, Sidney firm work together to expand business
• Mayor: 'Just fine' isn't good enough
• Messy mix coats area roads
• News Brief: Felony hearing rescheduled
• United Way falling short of goal in Delaware, Otsego
• Becker named acting Supreme Court justice
• Thousands likely to run for office this year
• Man found guilty on 14 counts
• Oneonta district space usage study committee to meet
• Oneonta Mayor Dick Miller's State of the City address
• Some in Oneonta express optimism
• Restoration begins on historic church
• 600 College Camp trees to be harvested
• Winter storm could bring snow, freezing rain to area
• Long-term camping available at parks
• Nurse-midwives honored for service
• D. Michael Price Hoppin' Mad New Children's Book Release
• Local man canoes length of Susquehanna River
• Area News Briefs
• Music, readings help honor King's legacy
• First Baptist congregation optimistic despite fire destroying its church
• Miller to deliver State of City address
• Holiday has grown locally
• "Remember! Celebrate! Act! A Day On, Not A Day Off"
• Rapist out on sentence mixup
• Shop Talk
• Reporter's Notebook: Mayor likes to get down to business
• Arson hearing delayed
• Ioxus signs lease for Hall building
• Lottery winner: Jackpot 'more surreal than real'
• East Worcester bridge reopens after reconstruction
• Rebuilding for Walton, Sidney Center churches could be lengthy process
• State denies greenway grant
• Otsego County judge named state Supreme Court justice
• Locals talk of arson suspect's troubled past
• News Brief: School district issues phone list info
• Wilber bank merger on track as lawsuits progress
• Agencies investigate suspicious blazes
• Demolition at former Bresee's falls behind
• Construction of new police building begins in Walton
• News Brief: Caucus scheduled in Otego
• Arson charged in Walton church fire
• Dubben stresses communications upgrade in county report
• N. Norwich man charged with grand larceny
• Local officials: We train for mass-casualty situations
• Electronic books coming to area libraries
• Town urged to protect city's watershed
• Walton town board approves Rally New York event
• Storm warning issued for parts of area
• Update, with photo: Arrest made in Walton church fire
• Update: Walton church fire 'suspicious,' official says
• Major storm not expected to pummel area (updated 8:30 a.m.)
• Area officials vow to continue public events
• WKTV, Time Warner settle dispute
• Jefferson boy chokes on toy, dies
• Pistol permit revoked after alleged threat
• Cooperstown Chamber to offer scholarship
• Klezmer group to reunite for concert
• Community big focus of 'retreat' meeting
• Fires destroy homes in Schenevus, Gilboa
• Woman stabbed, arrested for stealing controlled substance
• Bride expo draws future brides, vendors to Foothills
• Miller finds job 'comfortable' and 'challenging'
• Otsego resolution sent back to committee
• Brothers die in Roxbury accident
• Concert to feature blues artist
• Daily Star promotes two employees
• Online system allows boy to attend class
• News Briefs: Schenevus blaze destroys home
• Local bank celebrates 120 years of business
• Local officials consider redistricting
• Nader Towers enacts ban on smoking in apartments
• SUNY Oneonta starts year with new fiscal chief
• Storm warning issued for Otsego, Delaware
• County board discusses transportation report
• Man pleads innocent to selling cocaine
• Briefs: Program to reimburse homeowners
• Cooperstown police chief sues mayor, village
• Band of lake-effect snow blankets area
• Hall of Fame official charged with drunken driving
• Book chronicles history of local store
• Two men charged for contraband
• Eisel re-elected Delaware chairman
• Business folks predict average induction
• Dubben re-elected chairman of Otsego County board
• OHS senior among locals chosen to attend speech
• Deputies seek public's help
• City recognizes Oneontan who will turn 100 Sunday
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• Correction: Mega Millions numbers
• Schumer: Health care reform has benefits
• City votes to renew Damaschke lease with Outlaws
• Town board puts off road race decision
• Sentencing delayed in drugged-driving case
• Police: Norwich man arrested after high-speed chase
• Unadilla water project nearing completion
• Briefs: School closed today
• Two charged with stealing TV
• Hanna, Gibson set goals for 1st term
• Hull sentencing rescheduled
• Area legislators: Difficult decisions ahead for state
• Superintendent says district has choices regarding pool
• Area sees two New Year’s babies
• Music, dancing part of First Night festivities
• Retreat meeting to focus on 2011 City Hall agenda
• Briefs: Pedestrian struck by car in city
• 2010 brought snowstorm, heat wave for area residents
• Budget battles batter schools
• Puppeteers prepare for parade
• First Tasers making their way to Oneonta area
• Weekend events start tonight
• Some laid-off workers to return to Medical Coaches in Jan.
• Gas drilling dominated politics in 2010
• Parade, fireworks to highlight First Night
• News Brief: Woman injured in 1-car accident in Fulton
• Cable-affiliate dispute intensifies
• Local postmaster put his stamp on Stamford
• Tragedies shocked area in 2010
• Philanthropist recognized for contributions to area
• Nearly 2,000 customers lose power after garbage truck backs into pole
• Morris priest dies at 71
• Rogers Center still scheduled to close Saturday
• Some residents look to put the brakes on Walton road race
• Miller issues mayoral proclamation to honor city's work force
• Red Cross seeks donations in blood
• City faces key challenges in 2010
• Drug, DWI cases heard in Delaware court
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• On the Bright Side: Eatery to donate to local nonprofits
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• Storm effect east of area late Sunday night
• Spirits bright despite working on holidays
• New court clerk brings experience
• Reporter's Notebook: Judge's decision in Hull trial leaves families in suspense
• Seniors bring holiday cheer to peers at nursing home
• Shoppers scour shelves to finish lists
• T.J. Maxx to open at Southside Mall
• Secret Santas work to brighten Walton children's holidays
• Walton acting police chief to retire in January
• Worst of storm may miss area
• Break-in at store under investigation
• How heroin gets here
• State board approves regulation of wood boilers
• Pathfinder to build home for school graduates
• Otsego board looks to settle solid waste questions
• Crochet for a cause: Students donating finished products
• SUCO not among 'druggiest' schools, locals say
• State board to review regulations on wood boilers
• Delhi firm has role in bowl game
• 3 Republicans will vie for county chair
• City agrees to work with county to protect roads
• News Brief: No progress reported on WKTV agreement
• Some locals think DADT repeal done for votes
• STOP-DWI coordinator files complaints against three town supervisors
• Food drive's success allows principal to shave face
• Ioxus garners national recognition
• Retiring official works to finish project
• Sidney Center man, 78, charged with child sex abuse
• News Brief: Offices to close for holidays
• Catskill Symphony Orchestra gets grant
• Local man dies in farming accident
• Longtime city businessman dies at 86
• Area gas prices on the rise
• Gibson to serve on agriculture, armed services panels
• Woman pleads innocent to drug charge
• Local businesses wishing for glad tidings
• Deployment takes family by surprise
• Local businesses wishing for glad tidings
• Local businesses wishing for glad tidings
• Reporter's Notebook: So what exactly drives lake effect?
• Learning cooperative to hold potluck in Andes
• Pacherille makes courtroom visit
• News Briefs: Bloomville barn burns
• Hull sentencing postponed
• Shelter dogs, cats pose for calendar
• Liquid propane pipeline set to reopen in January
• Farmers uncertain of food safety bill's impact
• Council of nonprofits accepting grant applications
• Area News Roundup: Man killed, woman injured in truck crash
• One dead, one injured in I-88 crash
• Ioxus interested in Soccer Hall
• Grant helps teacher bring technology to classroom
• Otsego board meeting focuses on budget, process
• City OKs demolition of former L.P. Butts
• Audubon's Christmas Bird Count under way
• Otsego Chamber sets legislative luncheon
• News Brief: OFO head named to state advisory council
• Worcester woman celebrates book launch
• School officials air concerns over Regents' plan
• Town board streamlines permit process
• Roxbury kindergartner learning ABCs at home via computer connection
• Wilber, Community Bank confirm some details about merger
• Grants awarded in area counties to fund jobs, housing projects
• Officials: Pipeline locations classified
• Time Warner may pull plug on NBC in area
• Sock hop to support scholarships
• Area auto dealers: Sales on the rise
• Paterson vetoes gas drilling delay
• Lake effect snow expected through Wed.
• DA: Pacherille will be tried in hate crime case
• Program first to focus on rural emergency medicine
• Area News Roundup: Hunter dies of heart attack Saturday
• Paterson vetoes gas drilling moratorium; issues executive order in its place
• Otsego lending practices questioned
• Otsego EMS coordinator to retire
• Local reactions to tax cut deal varied
• Nativity play to be performed
• News Brief: Group to have candle lighting
• Reporter's Notebook: Advocates fight to keep open rest stops
• Stop DWI coordinator loses position
• Ministry works to provide gifts for inmates' children
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• Otego man pleads innocent to burglary
• Pacherille family complains of hostility
• Otego man pleads innocent to burglary
• Writers group to read from new book
• New Berlin man accused of illegal dumping
• New superintendent looks to meet community members
• Social Security recipients could get $250
• Students raise funds for annual seniors meal
• Agency proposes new way to deal with watershed issues
• Common Council passes 2011 budget
• News Briefs: Sex offender arrested on second charge
• Oneonta couple arrested on felony drug charges
• Postal services moved from Garrattsville
• City passes 2011 budget
• Vaccinations urged as flu appears
• Oneonta boy places second in Pokemon tournament
• Pathfinder Village kicks off holiday season
• Local politician, businesses donating to area food banks
• Officials issue reminders of weather-related cautions
• Police seize heroin, painkillers in Oneonta
• Tax levy changes vary among area towns
• Tax levy changes by town
• Calendar to showcase artists from the area
• School officials see benefits to meal program legislation
• 3 men in custody after alleged break-in
• Wedding bells ring often in the area
• Reporter's Notebook: Police dog all business in encounter
• County mulls MOSA exit, sets meeting
• Drug sting leads to arrest of third suspect
• Walton distillery wins international competition
• Lockdown at OHS unexplained
• News Briefs: Toys for Tots Train coming to area
• Lockdown lifted at Oneonta High School
• Organizers look to lift spirits at First Night
• SUNY Delhi collection room to be dedicated
• Otsego Co. board hears gas-drilling concerns
• Official honored for combining safety, technology
• Artist's painting graces hospital's collectible ornament
• Area News Roundup: 'Gasland' to be shown in Norwich
• OHS students earn All-State music honor
• Tax levy to increase 1.4 percent in Otsego
• City Charter Commission warned of opposition
• OHS students earn All-State music honor
• Delaware County budget passed
• Storm brings sound and fury, but few problems
• Traffic stop results in burglary charges
• Andes, Fleischmanns win improvement grants
• News Brief: Man charged with rape in Cherry Valley
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• Delhi author Krajicek wrote the book on murder
• Assembly passes fracking moratorium
• Two sides turn out for budget hearing
• High winds, rain in forecast
• Grant application completed for recreational path in Oneonta
• Empty Bowls event to fight hunger
• Deputies: Great American store robbed in Bainbridge
• Advice issued on well testing
• Panel to hold discussion on city charter
• Fire leaves highway superintendent homeless
• Crowd protests Belleayre layoffs
• Storm expected to hit area
• 400 marijuana plants worth as much as $1.34 million at street-level prices were eradicated this year
• City seeks participation in Charter Commission forum
• Train rolls into Oneonta with holiday cheer aboard
• Tax levy rises 3.19% in proposed county budget
• Fugitive sex offender arrested
• Professor to discuss 'green' method of combining chemicals
• Boehlert: Republicans need to 'open minds'
• Reporter's Notebook: Veterans Day program offers something for all
• Santa Claus coming to visit Sidney
• News Brief: Forum to discuss natural gas drilling in this area
• Merchants: Good start to season
• Project in Sidney Center to get federal grant money
• Churches serve holiday meals
• Wilber names new CEO
• SUNY Oneonta professor wins Fulbright Scholar grant
• Demolition work to start next week
• Otsego deputies: Two major area heroin dealers arrested
• Mall GM: New retailer finalizing plans to move into former Kmart
• Business Beat: Group promotes downtown for Small Business Saturday
• Briefs: Man charged with rape
• Wilber Corp. names temporary CEO
• Local company wins small business award
• Officials: Food banks need donations
• Sprague hearing postponed
• Local priest warns that pope's words not official pronouncement
• Officials focus on holiday travel safety
• Drafters: Plan will help balance city budget
• Bainbridge performing arts shell to be ready by spring
• News Brief: Job Corps students charged with identity theft
• Agents: Gas leases affecting land values
• Plans coming together for community Thanksgiving dinners
• Founded to restore wildlife, club marks centennial
• State police conduct K-9 training on I-88
• Milford residents to vote on capital project, bus purchase
• Hearing today in woman's death
• Delhi teen receives national award for handmade soap business
• Holidays march into the area
• Road work to begin in Otsego County
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• No ifs, ands or butts: Officials say fewer area teens smoking
• Heating assistance program funds may be cut
• Reporter's Notebook: Jury duty an educational experience for family
• Gilbertsville artist's work on display at state museum
• News Briefs: Man charged under new law
• Friends organizing fundraiser for Ridge's 2-year-old son
• Man held in woman's death released
• Officials: Watershed pact could benefit all
• Sidney to send off Macy's parade dancers in style
• Otsego, Schoharie cooperative extensions to merge
• Sherburne's Rogers Center to close because of layoffs
• Briefs: Vehicle strikes, kills Arkville man
• Source: Oneonta woman died of brain aneurysm
• Sprague released from jail
• Artists decorate Christmas tree, donate it to Santa's cottage
• Area lawmakers protest rest stop closures
• Local groups bash tobacco marketing
• Scout helps with Neahwa Park walkway
• Howe Caverns to add dinosaur-themed park
• Polar Scoops closed
• Fundraiser to benefit Sidney Center group
• Financial adviser to host coffee club meeting
• Experts: Lots of deer out there
• First steps of Wilber bank merger laid out
• Felony hearing slated for murder suspect
• Crack, heroin seized in Portlandville drug arrest
• Tentative city budget includes 2 percent increase in tax levy
• Proposed Delaware budget decreases spending
• Business Beat: Coffee is brewing again at Capresso in downtown Oneonta
• News Briefs: Curbside leaf pickup to end this week
• Complaint: Attempted rape alleged in death
• Firm to halt shipment of hybrid drink to N.Y.
• Reaction to MOSA electronics plan mixed
• Sidney woman allegedly violated probation
• Local farmer: Organic dairy initiative provides valuable information
• Local merchant gets lifetime achievement award
• Court docs allege attempted rape in death of Oneonta woman
• Local man charged with murder
• Jury finds Hull guilty
• Bassett study: More area residents getting fatter
• Theft, fraud and drunken driving cases heard in Otsego County Court
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• Oneonta man faces a second-degree murder charge
• Hull found guilty of manslaughter
• Life after war
• Jury sent home for the night in Hull trial
• Logging accident kills man
• Zombies to stalk Franklin farm
• News Briefs: Christmas bazaar set at Major's Inn
• News Briefs: Norwich man faces charges after incident at woman’s residence
• Bahamian official to speak at Hartwick
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• Oneonta schools set up reserve for tax changes
• Brookfield family raises Thanksgiving turkeys
• Retailers: New labels won't stop smokers
• Gas-drilling referendum idea floated
• News Briefs: 2 arrested on drug charges
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• Festival of Trees looks to light way to holidays
• Cooperstown chamber sets holiday showcase
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• Magee: Glad people have confidence in him
• Jury begins deliberating in Hull trial
• Wilber shareholders to not receive dividend
• 5-year-old killed in car crash
• Veterans, loved ones tell stories of wars past
• Sheriff: Inmate implicated in plot to kill ex-girlfriend
• Married couple were victims of auto crash
• Fire district tax rate to rise for some in town
• 17 jobs cut in reworked Otsego County budget
• Gastem gets go-ahead to frack Cherry Valley well
• Hull testimony conflicts with 2006 statement
• State police investigating Wednesday morning crash in Morris
• Bats of a different sort to hang around C'town
• News Brief: Code-violation case adjourned until February
• SUNY Oneonta educator wins leadership award
• Otsego committee to interview candidates for board clerk-auditor
• News Brief: `Giant' to be on TV
• City of Oneonta changes parking rules for downtown project
• Hull testifies in own defense
• Otsego County mulls its future in MOSA
• Collision on snowy road kills two
• City changes parking regs during Wall Street closure
• Four area residents arrested for multiple burglaries
• UCCCA grants shift to Chenango group
• Troopers: Southside crash was fatal
• Unadilla market heads indoors for holiday season
• Delhi program focuses on local produce
• Local News Roundup: SUNY Oneonta council to meet Friday
• Volunteerism workshop scheduled
• Shop Talk: Mei Zen Cosmetic Acupuncture and Chinese Herbal Medicine
• Agro-Farma project nears completion
• Witness: Hull said shooting was a blur
• Colleges look to keep students safe
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• Civil rights forum scheduled for Oct. 21 has been rescheduled
• Man charged with DWI after crashing his car
• Website leads to arrest of robbery suspect
• Expert testifies gun could have accidentally discharged
• Wall Street to close Monday
• Delhi program focuses on local produce
• Volunteerism conference set at SUNY Oneonta
• Judge suppresses Pacherille statement
• Official: County may need to cut 20 jobs
• Arlene M. Dibble
• Man charged with rape
• Police: Women used stolen debit card
• News Brief: Woman charged with grand larceny
• Hurtubise wins highway job
• Gibson: Honored to have support of voters
• Hanna: Looking forward to shouldering 'large responsibility'
• Sidney Center couple help restore fence
• Arrest made in bank robbery
• Elections leave some locals with mixed feelings
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• Masonville man faces manslaughter charge
• Worcester man dies in Long Island crash
• Two hurt in Delhi rollover
• Murphy falls to Gibson
• News Brief: Sidney police investigate bomb threat
• Council backs off adopting ambulance fee
• Hanna defeats Arcuri
• Incumbents Bonacic, Magee retain seats in New York
• GOP wins locally, nationwide
• Area Brief: Worcester District votes down plan to upgrade school fleet
• On the Bright Side: African voices raised in song at Edmeston school
• Voters to settle questions today
• Witness in Hull retrial gives conflicting testimony
• Police investigate bomb threat at Sidney Middle School
• Election Night update: Hanna leads Arcuri in 24th Congressional race
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• Third-quarter earnings up for Wilber Corp.
• City expected to act on moratorium tonight
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• Reporter's Notebook: Despite lack of coverage, Haiti is still in need of help
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• Politics, humor part of rally in D.C., local participants say
• Club president: Student interest in voting low
• On the Bright Side: Cold, snow don't dampen parade
• Poll gazing part of playing politics
• Victim's cousin recounts shooting
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• First Night plans include parade
• A look at events in first Hull trial
• Hull's daughter changes testimony
• Firm hydrofracking in local town
• Greenhouse gives Job Corps room to grow
• Pumpkin Festival to start
• Sexual assault allegation made at SUNY Delhi
• O'Connor Chair Lecture Features Dr. Barbara Penn
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• Hartwick's Elder, League of Women Voters Plan Candidate Forums
• U.S. News Ranks Hartwick Among the Best National Liberal Arts Colleges
• Cody to Present Friday’s Faculty Lecture Series
• Fierke Named Hartwick College Director of Athletics
• Hartwick Presents ‘Native American Music and Culture’
• Hartwick College to Keep NCAA Division I and III Athletics
• News Briefs: Meeting to focus on cyber crime
• Hundreds of Alumni Return for Homecoming & Reunion
• Hartwick Faculty Featured on Public Radio
• Addressing after-school options
• Drugovich Outlines ‘Bottom Line’ in State of the College Address
• Hartwick Joins National USCT Commemoration
• Otsego Co. tables gas driller's request
• Hartwick’s Yager Museum Offers Housing Exhibit
• Hartwick Plans Open House November 6; Scholarship Competition Set
• Burlington Flats man sentenced for drug possession
• Environmental Ceramic Artist Headlines Sustainability Day at Hartwick
• Experience of the Sublime to be Hartwick Lecture Topic
• Addressing after-school options
• Hartwick Welcomes Holocaust Survivor Helen Sperling
• Hartwick Bids Farewell to Cahill
• Addressing after-school options
• Hartwick Welcomes Rock Band Third Eye Blind November 17
• Hartwick’s O’Donnell Explores ‘Transnational Solidarity’ in New Book
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• Hartwick’s Collins-Hall Named National Assessment Scholar
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• News Briefs: Cuomo to visit Oneonta on Saturday
• Local officials: Ready for snowy winter
• Otsego County board clerk Child to retire after 30 years
• Civil rights forum rescheduled to Nov. 10
• Release of group's draft gas regulations delayed
• Man pleads innocent to burglary
• ESC to honor founders
• News Briefs: Cuomo to visit Oneonta on Saturday
• Open house and rail walk on tap
• News Brief: Coffee Party to meet Monday
• Hanna: People lack confidence in future and in government
• Jury selection to begin for Hull retrial
• Police investigate anti-gay incident at SUNY Oneonta
• Walton poker player takes third place in London tournament
• Hardware store to close its doors
• Assembly candidates debate
• Otsego Co. official: Bipartisan panel needed to tackle budget
• Commission: Gas regulations not ready yet
• State police discuss radiation detection equipment
• City freezes summer rental permits
• Lawsuit against Margaretville priest to progress
• Assembly candidates to debate tonight
• Grant to help rebuild Pony Farm bridge
• Awards celebrate two decades of service
• Founders to be honored
• Civil rights forum rescheduled to Nov. 10
• Choral society to celebrate 40 years with concert
• Boutique looks to touch hearts of cancer patients
• Oneonta brand not enjoyed by many
• Holocaust survivor preaches tolerance to Walton students
• Senate candidate looks to unseat Schumer
• Locals walk to fight hunger; bulk up pantries
• Documentary featuring Springfield man wins Emmy
• Civil Rights program to feature Attorney General rep
• Hartwick professor named Teagle Scholar
• Information sought on burglaries
• League to sponsor debates
• Fight against hunger to take to streets this weekend
• Alternatives to Incarceration program under scrutiny
• Where will they live?
• Staff: Dog fitting in well at Pathfinder
• Bassett to use grant to buy equipment
• Holocaust survivor to speak at Hartwick
• Bike trek to honor fallen state trooper
• Rise in oil prices expected to impact heating season
• Crowd calls for McCarthy's resignation in Sidney
• Man charged in death of Margaretville woman
• Pacherille trial postponed; plea possible
• News Briefs: Pacherille to appear in court
• Students plead innocent to over-occupancy charges
• Budget shows tax levy increase
• Otsego Co. Chamber to honor newspaper, bookstore
• Activities to mark Domestic Violence Awareness Month
• Panelists agree on need for baseline testing of water before drilling starts
• Sidney to drop action against Muslims
• Cord ruled as cause of fire
• 'A Day in the Life of Milford' a collaborative effort
• (UPDATE) Davenport couple die in early-morning fire
• Theater to mark 100th anniversary
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• Business Beat: Norwich Space Walk to tour vacant commercial properties
• Oneonta school district to move offices
• Union files grievance against town
• Otsego Co. discovers $3.8M budget problem
• Two die in Davenport mobile home fire
• Graduate student program aids local historical society
• News Briefs: Three men arrested in Carlisle marijuana probe
• Grant to pay for move of clinic
• Otsego Co. to mull tent-permit fee
• New book shows city in panoramic format
• Milk prices slightly up, but costs stay high for local dairy farmers
• Reporter's Notebook: Executive is 'honored' to return to job
• Search for Unadilla man kept within scale
• First Tractor Fest a success, organizers said
• Colleges developing programs to benefit schools
• 10 grants awarded in Delaware County
• Mayor: City should avoid PILOT deals
• Snapshots of time and life
• School library dedicated to former custodian
• Clergy's letter supports Sufi order
• Area News Roundup: Mural project to be celebrated
• Hartwick grad to return for landscape design workshop
• News Briefs: Casting call seeks cute baby girls
• City man faces burglary charges
• Oneonta man pleads guilty to heroin possession
• Board looks to fill vacancy
• Historic house tours set for Sunday in Fleischmanns
• Uncertainty surrounds Foothills grant
• MOSA to lower tipping fee, raise rubbish quota
• Study: Merger of city, town could help city
• Rockwells Mills named to historic register
• City police chief seeks apology from judge
• Mayor: Donors needed to save Foothills
• Murphy focuses on economic development at Daily Star meeting
• OFO gets $225,000 for Head Start assistance
• Hartwick homecoming and reunion scheduled for this weekend
• Maintenance work on TEPPCO pipeline started
• News Briefs: Church repairs finished
• Otsego board reviews 2011 budget
• Business Beat: Donations sought for Main Street Oneonta auction
• Hearing in arson case continued
• Former coach, town historian dies at 78
• Friday is last day to register to vote in November
• City workers honored for service
• Hartwick land main focus of new draft zoning map
• Missing dog sparks Facebook following
• Foothills' future to be focus of meeting
• Otego Elementary teacher wins surprise award
• Murder retrial set for Oct. 25
• Police: Man filmed children bathing
• Sales tax on some clothing returns to area retailers
• Family thanks Pathfinder Village for care with $1M donation
• Draft zoning map of Oneonta stirs debate at public forum
• Man pleads guilty in church arson, other blazes
• Cornell professor to discuss fracking
• Area News Brief: Council group to honor workers for service
• GOP candidates meet-and-greet set in Delhi
• Foothills' future to be discussed
• Wanted Unadilla man surrenders
• Flood problems mostly over
• Davenport man convicted of DWI
• Zoning meeting set in Oneonta
• New arts and entertainment publication to debut Thursday
• About 1,400 people do Pit Run
• Holy cow! Farmer's bovine wins top prizes
• Officials: More rain fell than forecast
• Crystal at Hall to donate '61*' items
• The Pit Run: Reasons for running
• Rain brings flooding to Delaware Co.
• Local Brief: Budget meeting scheduled
• Tea Party group to hold rally in Norwich
• Cider mill looks to raise cancer awareness with weekend event
• County seeks emergency volunteers
• Clerk to retire after 32 years with Otsego courts
• Lots on tap for OHS Alumni Weekend
• Senior community opens in Unadilla
• Officials: Major flooding unlikely in area
• Young artists illustrate area's bounty
• Chamber to host meeting on saving energy
• Charter review group to seek community input
• Communication project behind schedule
• Guitar festival to celebrate 10 years
• N.Y. DOT set to close two local rest areas in December
• Flood watch in effect for area until late tonight
• No federal funding for high-speed Internet plan
• NRA endorses Murphy for re-election to seat
• Community to celebrate 30th anniversary, plans for expansion
• No new information in Unadilla search
• Suspect arrested in slaying of Unatego graduate
• Lark in the Park to celebrate Catskills
• News Briefs: Mario appointed to SUNY Delhi council
• Mortgage broker charged in fraud probe
• Pacherille hearings scheduled for Oct. 14
• Governor's race may affect congressional contests
• Area foliage falling into place
• Local Muslim cemetery draws national attention
• Oneonta frat loses permit following party
• Search continues for Unadilla man
• Propane costs rise after pipeline shutdown
• Delaware Chamber to honor businesses, culinary team
• Burglary, rape cases heard in Otsego County Court
• N.Y. not spying on drilling opponents, official says
• Party, arrests lead to city review of ADO status
• Charter commission to hold forum
• Historic Delhi homes to be on display this weekend
• Man dies following ATV accident
• New races draw paddlers to PumpkinFest
• Police: Unatego graduate slain in Louisiana robbery
• City students, residents gather for 1st Neighbor Fest
• Police search for man in Unadilla following gunfire
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• Delhi Harvest Festival offers variety of items, events
• Lifelong Oneonta resident to run unchallenged for vacant alderman post
• Area temps tie, top record highs
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• Public Service Commission: Area has many gas pipelines
• News Brief: Landlord's court appearance adjourned until Oct. 5
• Event to raise money for cancer patients
• Retired crossing guard honored for 28 years of service
• Unshackle Upstate rates area lawmakers
• Official: Info about STAR program inaccurate
• Local professor nominated for Nobel for battle against poverty, illiteracy
• Ex-Hartwick professor dies while hiking
• Pit Run appears to stay strong despite economy
• Comedian Howie Mandel to appear at Hartwick College
• City joins campaign to generate cash
• State rules for STAR school tax relief changed, take effect Oct. 1
• Woman sentenced in DWI case
• Daily Star takes home five Associated Press awards
• Health care reform changes not noticeable yet, locals say
• Giuliani endorses Hanna
• Two men charged in rape of area student
• News Brief: Schenevus voters defeat school project
• Area Event: Otsego chamber to host meeting
• Roxbury school changes open house format
• Aldermen question nonprofit over former Bresee's complex
• Official: Grand Gorge sewer project completed
• Walton native arraigned on larceny charges
• Giuliani to endorse Hanna
• Arcuri: Campaign will focus on issues
• Main Street provides inspiration for art class
• State cuts will change little, local schools say
• The Bright Side: Store design challenge helps realize dreams
• Two men charged in rape of area student
• City vets club vandalized
• Hartwick fraternity seeks permit for house
• Landlord to face zoning-law charges
• Worcester man dies in tractor accident
• Mayor: Walton to get funds for water system
• ‘Barktoberfest’ to benefit Humane Society
• Briefs: Road construction planned for Tuesday
• Paladino well received at Tea Party rally
• On the Bright Side: Exhibit traces history of former street
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• County board chair seeks end to GAT
• Family seeks help through 'Sharing is Giving' website
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• Candidate Paladino may not make Tea Party rally
• Group launches anti-Arcuri campaign
• Developers out of ex-Bresee's deal
• Weekend packed full of area celebrations
• News Briefs: Edmeston man arrested on child porn charge
• Otsego Chamber to honor two local businesses
• N.Y. Farm Bureau names Circle of Friends
• Guilty plea in first Leandra's Law case
• New musical series coming to Walton
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• Business Beat: Owner says business picking up at Oneonta consignment shop
• Applications for HEAP will be accepted soon in Otsego
• Schenevus man gets four years in prison
• Town board keeps quiet about firing of constables
• Local officials: Primary went smoothly
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• Walton resident named Senior of the Year
• Properties of Merit nominees announced
• Hull retrial set for October
• Pacherille undergoes mental health exam
• Woman admits to taking sign
• News Brief: Man charged with felony
• Crime Briefs
• Chorus to mark 25 years of harmony
• Opposing factions air views at EPA hearing
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• Sidney Town Board objects to cemetery
• DOT removes Tea Party signs
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• Polls open for primaries today for three parties
• Unadilla man competes in national lumberjack event
• Program to focus on autistic youth
• Local 9/11 events raise funds
• Deputy's love of boats, water ideal for patrolling lakes
• Delaware aerial photos to be displayed
• Most locals favor gay military ruling
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• Local Muslims seek simple, quiet life
• Crouch to give update
• Reporter's Notebook: Autism awareness has grown recently; local program available
• Waterford man pleads innocent to second-degree assault
• Main Street to become grand and glorious
• Former Country Cubby to reopen as new business
• Ceremony to honor historic preservation
• Local residents plan to speak at fracking hearing
• Arcuri's petition appears to be valid
• Miller blasts Hartwick frat
• Local Audubon group conducting hawk watch
• Despite meeting cancellation, 350 gather to protest drilling
• Help Find "Hope"
• SUNY Delhi to celebrate reopening of center
• Most voters to use new machines for primary
• News Brief: Walton code officer to retire this month
• Arts events to provide focus for 9/11 reflections
• UPDATE: Board of supervisors meeting canceled; rally to proceed.
• Local news briefs
• Business Beat: Edmeston print shop to celebrate its 100th year
• More than 6,000 turn out for Sugarland in Cooperstown
• Arcuri hearing postponed until today
• Local events to commemorate anniversary of 9/11
• Hartwick students say they're glad to be on campus
• Oneonta classrooms to welcome students today
• Delhi man, horses to appear at equestrian games
• SUCO student killed in car crash
• Telethon breaks local record
• On the Bright Side: Customers can pick own apples at new orchard in Middlefield
• Pipe installation complete
• Norwich woman arrested in alleged fraud
• Albany County man drowns in Belvedere Lake
• Balloon festival draws crowds despite winds
• Building named for personnel director
• Area News
• Shop Talk
• 'Success' of war depends on your mind-set
• Otsego seeks ways to protect roads in advance of drilling
• Area artist's work chosen for national exhibit
• Officials: School work won't disrupt learning
• Fighting the mosque site
• Veteran teachers reflect on changes in student body
• Officials: School work won't disrupt learning
• Fighting the mosque site
• Veteran teachers reflect on changes in student body
• Area News
• Shop Talk
• 'Success' of war depends on your mind-set
• Otsego seeks ways to protect roads in advance of drilling
• Area artist's work chosen for national exhibit
• Bedbug facts
• West Kortright Centre marking 35 years this weekend
• Remaining residents allowed to return home after pipeline leak
• Board looks to replace laid-off systems coordinator
• Otsego County moves closer to leaving MOSA
• Woman pleads guilty to drug possession
• Bedbugs making a comeback in area
• MDA Telethon returns to television Sunday night
• First Otsego resident to get ignition interlock device
• Iraq war has lasting impact on area servicemen
• On the Bright Side: Meridale store’s history to be on display
• Equine encephalitis found in New York
• Wilber National Bank names interim president, CEO
• Woman released from hospital
• Local news roundup
• Business Beat: Local horse stable closing after 26 years of business
• Test of gun involved in shooting scheduled
• Area News Briefs
• Work continues on pipeline
• Woman charged with animal cruelty
• Man may make plea agreement in arsons
• Bell out of race in 24th District
• Official: Retirements hit Delaware budget hard
• Balloons to fill Oneonta sky this weekend
• Some stakeholders express dislike of Oneonta's brand
• More businesses buzzing on Main Street
• Official: Sugarland tickets selling well
• Owners optimistic about area NYCBL teams
• Late-summer heat wave hits area
• Sidney woman arraigned for stealing from elderly couple
• Veteran writes Obama, gets signed proclamation
• Schools get grant for merger study
• Hanna supporter: Objections filed
• Now broadcasting, live from Roxbury
• Seven promoted at SUNY Oneonta
• Morris soldier memorialized at weekend events
• D.C. rally devoid of politics, locals say
• Propane leak displaces five families
• Reporter's Notebook: Stories bring back memories
• Grant to help make schools healthier
• No faking prevalence of false IDs among students
• Downtown Stakeholders Meeting set in Oneonta
• Old Franklin day to celebrate community connections
• Yogurt maker growing quickly
• Race for Assembly seat is complicated
• Saturday dedication set for Worcester Heritage Park
• Arcuri to sponsor bill to stabilize dairy prices
• Nominees sought for Amethyst Award
• Oneonta man charged in second robbery
• Former SUCO vice president appointed to college council
• Oneonta names Main Street coordinator
• Walton man sentenced for theft
• Cooperstown man pleads innocent to drug charges
• Delaware board OKs account for communication project
• Otsego officials: Working to cut costs, not services
• Locals not surprised by mosque debate
• Oneonta student paintings to get new life
• School year kicks off in Oneonta
• Laurens woman still in serious condition
• Area News Roundup
• Murphy vows to help find funds for Franklin water system
• Franklin set to dedicate war memorial
• DOT to seek input on culvert project
• Tearing down of Walton building creates uproar
• Sidney event to bring skateboard park
• Republicans challenge petitions
• N.Y. insurance program taking applications
• Official: 60% of Alzheimer's patients are prone to wander
• 73-year-old Laurens woman found alive
• Missing Laurens woman found
• Area News Roundup
• Deer suggestions made to DEC
• 'The Bible in 90 Days' coming to Neahwa Park
• Official: Delaware Co. Fair a good show
• Missing Laurens woman sought
• 73 Year Old Laurens resident missing
• Teen Talk: A Word of Advice: Don't let insecurities run your life
• Delhi: Downtown offers visitors mix of old, now
• Goodyear Lake Festival to feature food, activities
• Cooperstown: Business owners debate need for more parking
• Pacherille's father talks about life after shooting
• Oneonta: Diversity is key to Main Street
• Cook Foundation to merge with Otsego Land Trust
• State leaves dog licensing to municipalities
• State of area main streets: 'Faring very well'
• Sidney: Businesses try to keep spirit of Main Street alive
• Youth employment celebrated
• State leaves dog licensing to municipalities
• Goodyear Lake Festival to feature food, activities
• 'History Detectives' episode set in Cooperstown
• Cook Foundation to merge with Otsego Land Trust
• Pacherille's father talks about life after shooting
• City zones to be redone
• Man sentenced for burglary
• Congressional candidate Hanna meets with drilling opponents
• Area lawyers: New divorce law could make process easier
• Officials: Neighbor Fest aimed at improving town-gown relations
• Area colleges make the grade in rankings
• 2 men arrested in alleged Norwich burglary
• Westford logger dies
• Otsego Co. Board approves upgrade of emergency telecommunications system
• Oneonta woman pleads innocent to drug charge
• Arcuri, challenger file petitions
• Oneonta to offer insurance buyout to retirees, ex-mayor
• UCCCA's new challenge: Delay in funds
• Chickens strut their stuff at Delaware County Fair
• Council to consider retiree insurance buyout
• 2 candidates to file as independents
• Storm rips off roof, downs wires, trees
• Delaware County Fair keeps traditions alive
• Local EMTs alerted to drug shortage
• Water main break on Hartwick campus
• Spokesmen join local colleges
• Two organizations rank Hartwick among best colleges in U.S.
• Proposals sought for dog control services
• Area News Roundup
• More than 100 motorcyclists honor fallen soldier
• Organizers pleased with arts festival
• Dungey shines at packed track
• Main Headline
• Reporter's Notebook: Broad Street's history a great story
• Local soccer camp sees highest attendance
• Nan Nichols' son recalls her work at The Daily Star
• Eagle Scout project vandalized
• Trailer park living can bring friendships and daily challenges
• Area News Brief
• News Briefs: Gault Avenue to be closed
• City of the Hills Arts Festival to offer arts and more
• Murphy sets meeting on Franklin water grant
• New horse barn to be dedicated at Delaware Co. Fair
• Patriotic Pet Parade participants promote pride
• Constable: No clue why I was fired
• Norwich woman wins Ultimate Idol
• Teen faces sex charge
• Parolee faces heroin charge
• Public hearing set in Oneonta
• Pool to be closed
• Two constables terminated
• Richfield Springs ready to show its pride this weekend
• Area store owners say smokers still buying locally
• Camp for adults focuses on community building
• Officials: Too early to know local impact of emergency jobs bill
• West Delhi man dies in accident
• Elder abuse presentation ignites passionate response in Walton
• Cherry Valley Folk Fest for Food to kick off
• Town board to urge DOT to do traffic study
• SUNY Delhi Culinary Team celebrates win
• Business beat: Maggie Barnes to join Guthrie Health Care in Pennsylvania
• GOHS seeks donations for Broad Street exhibit
• EPA hearing on gas drilling postponed
• Demolition may be a two-for-one deal
• Area News Briefs
• Fresh Air Fund children arrive in Oneonta
• Ultimate Idol finalists set for showdown to crown winner Wednesday
• Church bicyclists celebrate 30th year of annual trip
• Chenango County Fair begins today in Norwich
• Oneonta says no to police reality shows
• Shop Talk
• Design contest taking off
• Delhi Town Board OKs expanding town court space
• Oneonta's brand to be unveiled
• Tea Party Patriots plan rally in Norwich
• Gulotty leaves Wilber Corp.
• Local landlords: Work is hard, worth it
• SUNY Delhi culinary team takes national championship
• Locally grown veggies come to Walton cafeterias
• Locals say they're pleased with fair
• TheHorseStudio.com Welcomes Jenny Rolfe Classical Dressage Trainer & Natural Horsemanship Master
• TheHorseStudio.com joins Willowview Hill Farm to sponsor a series of evening dressage clinic
• TheHorseStudio.com Holiday Special Showjumping Clinic with Willowview Hill Farm Intl Trainer
• Local Artist/Writer Nikki Alvin-Smith goes International
• Willowview Hill Farm of Stamford, NY offers opportunity to study the art of classical dressage.
• From Mills River to Babylon and Back: The Jimmy Massey Story
• Area Events for Sept. '08
• Mayor's Cup 2008

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