{"headline18"/}Car seats to be checked
Renee Renner, a certified child passenger safety technician, will be working with families interested in having a child's car seat inspected.
Inspections by appointment will take place from 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. on the fourth Wednesday of each month at Delaware Opportunities on state Route 10 in Hamden.
The next fitting station will be Wednesday.
If the technician determines that a child's car seat is inappropriate or unsafe, a new child restraint may be given depending on income eligibility.
All individuals who are given a child restraint will be educated and instructed on the proper installation of that seat and how to correctly secure the child in the seat.
The Delaware Opportunities Car Seat program educates families on the proper selection, installation and use of child restraints.
To schedule an appointment, call 746-1700.
{"headline18"/}Road work set in Oneonta
Jett Industries of
Colliersville has begun working on the Oneonta Creek Reconstruction Project.
The project starts at Center Street near Wilber Park and goes south to the Canadian Pacific Railroad Bridge by the Mill Race.
According to a media release, the project is scheduled to be completed by Dec. 1, pending weather conditions.
Center, Pine, Main, Otsego and Fair streets, as well as Gault Avenue, will be affected.
Fair Street between Otsego and Grand streets will be closed Monday for work on the project.
Access to residents within the block will still be available.
Any questions should be directed to Jake Felton of Jett Industries at 433-2100.
{"headline18"/}UUVA plans banquet
The Upper Unadilla Valley Association will have its annual banquet Saturday, Sept. 26, in the Leonardsville School on state Route 8 in Leonardsville.
The banquet will begin at 6 p.m., featuring locally grown produce and and food catered by Association Director Renate Nolan.
Tickets are available by advance sale only through Sunday by calling (315) 855-4368, or from Davis Hardware in West Winfield.
Guest speaker Benjamin R. Gottfried, co-owner of Utica, Chenango and Susquehanna Valley LLC, will discuss the company he formed in April to own and manage the former Richfield Springs branch of the Lackawanna Railroad.
For more information about the UUVA or its banquet, visit www.uuva.org.
Print this story
E-mail this story
