Chenango County Man Pleads Guilty To Attempted Assault

A man from Cheenango County charged in a town of Fenton attempted assault takes a plea deal. Prosecutors say Michael G. Seaman admitted he stabbed a teenager in the leg during a road rage incident last October. Seaman faces 4 years in state prison and 5 years of post-release supervision.

2 Men Charged In Walmart Larceny

Two men from Rome are charged with larceny for stealing items from Walmart in Oneonta. State Police say one man was caught loading the stolen merchandise into a truck and the other was still inside taking more items. One of the two had an Oneida County arrest warrant.

Drnek Delivers SOTC

Oneonta Mayor Mark Drnek delivered the State of the City address on Tuesday. He set a goal of bringing 1,000 new or returning residents to Oneonta dueing the next year. Drnek akso addressed homelessness saying ensuring their wellness is the city’s responsibility as a caring community.

Cooperstown ZBA Turns Down STR Permit Application

The Cooperstown Zoning Board of Appeals rejects a request to allow short-term rentals at a Lake Street property. All Otsego reports the board turned down the request on Tuesday after a public hearing. It’s not clear if the permit applicant will appeal the decision.

DEC Hiring For Summer Opportunities

The State Department of Environmental Conservation is hiring employees for the summer recreational season. Individuals looking for seasonal summer employment and who enjoy the outdoors are encouraged to learn more. All applicants must be willing to work weekends and holidays. Visit dec.ny.gov for more information.

Bassett’s Dr. Tommy Ibrahim is a Becker’s Rural CEO to know

Bassett Healthcare Network President & CEO Dr. Tommy Ibrahim is named to Becker’s Hospital Review’s “80 Rural Hospital CEOs to Know 2023”. The editors say the executives featured on this list put their heart and soul into ensuring their communities have access to the best healthcare services possible.

Sherburne Burglaries Suspect Indicted

A Chenango County grand jury indicts a man in a string of commercial break-ins in downtown Sherburne last year. According to the Evening Sun the man stole small amounts of money from each victim and did much more in property damage. The man was arraigned then jailed with no bail.