SUNY Oneonta Sociology Professor Tyler Dupont has published a book titled “Lifestyle Sports and Identities: Subcultural Careers Through the Life Course.” It explores how gender, sexuality, ethnicity, and location, in conjunction with age and stage in career, affect lifestyle sport practices and meanings. The book was co-written with professor Becky Beal at California State University, … Read more
A SUNY Oneonta Research Foundation human resources assistant is one of 13 College and University Professional Association for Human Resources members selected for a leadership development experience. Michaela Warner was selected to participate in the Association’s 12-month Wildfire program designed for early-career higher education human resources professionals. The program helps develop skills through tailored learning … Read more
Delaware County Corrections Officer Paul Moore is named the 2020 Corrections Officer of the Year by the New York State Sheriff’s Association. Moore helped save the life of a fellow officer last June who was choking by administering the Heimlich Maneuver. Sheriff Craig DuMond remarked that not only where Officer Moore’s actions remarkable, but his … Read more
The annual Town of Hartwick Clean Sweep takes place May 15 and this year it’s also Hartwick Appreciation Day. There are several open houses taking place including one at the Community Center Food Bank. The Kinney Memorial Library is also holding a book sale and has an exhibit from the Hartwick Historical Society. The Clean … Read more
An investigation into a construction trailer theft in Sherburne ends with 2 men facing felony charges. Police say the trailer was taken last September and found severely damaged about a month-and-a-half later in McDonough. The investigation led to the arrest of Chad Young from Sherburne on April 29 and Clifford Smith Sr. of McDonough was … Read more
State Senator Peter Oberacker is calling on New York to fix multiple problems and issues that continue to plague the state’s unemployment system. http://blogaudio.virtualnewscenter.com/WDOS-050521-OBERACKER-Failed%20System.mp3 Oberacker also says many who never applied for unemployment are now the victims of fraud and the state needs to work harder on stopping it. Source: Press release
A former Delaware County Jail inmate is now facing charges for possessing drugs while incarcerated there last December. According to the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office Jessica Palmatier of Afton was found to have methamphetamine and fentanyl after corrections officers received a tip from Otsego County deputies that she may have been carrying drugs. A grand … Read more
The City of Oneonta is hiring 2 summer interns in the Engineering Department. The paid seasonal positions will be classified as Engineering Aides. One position mainly involves field work which will consist of assisting the department in over-site of a construction project. The second position is office-based work focused on use of GIS software. Candidates … Read more
A man faces 2 felony charges following an investigation into a Town of Oneonta business burglary. Police say Scott Sieger of Oneonta removed multiple computer items from the Chestnut St. business without permission. Sieger was located by Oneonta Police on April 23 then turned over to the Otsego County Sheriff’s Office. He is charged with … Read more
The Sidney Central School District and Sidney Federal Credit Union recently partnered for a program in financial education for seniors. The two-day session was meant to keep financial education as an essential part of students’ education, as well as being able to work on their personal financial skillset. The credit union committed to building a … Read more