A fitness trail behind the Margaretville Central School will be finished this week thanks a group of SUNY Delhi students lending a hand to complete the project.
The village of Middleburgh is set to receive a $224,000 Community Development Block Grant from the state Division of Housing and Community Renewal to help launch a health-care facility in Schoharie County.
In Otsego County Court on May 2 before Judge Brian Burns, an indictment was handed up charging Jeremy Ryan, 36, of Edmeston, with second-degree grand larceny, fourth-degree grand larceny and four counts of third-degree burglary.
Mother's Day is traditionally the busiest day of the year for calling home to mom. But for mothers with sons or daughters in Iraq or Aghanistan, phone calls this Sunday are no guarantee.
The love of the spoken word was evident Friday as 10 students read their works during the finals of the 12th annual Share the Words high school poetry competition.
The New York City man being held in Hackensack, N.J., on a second-degree murder charge in connection with the stabbing death of a SUNY Delhi student will not be returned to Delhi before next week.
ONEONTA TIGERS ... ONEONTA _ Oneonta Tigers co-owner Sam Nader acknowledged Thursday that negotiations involving the sale of his minor league baseball team are under way.
The New York City man being held in Hackensack, N.J., on a second-degree murder charge in connection with the stabbing death of a SUNY Delhi student has not waived extradition.
Peter Wlasiuk's murder retrial in Chenango County Court has been postponed until September, but his attorney said Thursday it is unlikely to be held even then.
The alleged murderer of a former Oneonta resident has been indicted by a state of Maryland grand jury, according to a Thursday story online at www.Gazette.net, the website of a Maryland community newspaper group.
The city is accepting applications for the 2008 Community Gardens. The program will allow Oneonta residents to obtain small plots from the city at a garden on Wilcox Avenue in the Sixth Ward next to the Swart-Wilcox House.
There are four applicants in the running for the city code enforcement officer job and nine for the position of personnel director. The applicants are scheduled to take civil service examinations this month, according to former Personnel Director John Insetta, who has been assisting the city on a part-time basis since his retirement in February. Former Code Enforcement Officer Peter Friedman also retired in February. In other city personnel matters, Jeff House, whose downtown developer contract with the city expired April 30, is gunning for a full-time job in the city's engineering department, according to several sources at City Hall.
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