You can shop for gently-used items today that were donated by SUNY Oneonta students following the campus’ annual Move-Out Donation and Reuse collection at the Arc Otsego ReUse Center on Duane Street in Oneonta. The sale begins at 9:00 a.m.
You can add Schoharie County to the list of upstate counties declaring a state of emergency to prevent undocumented immigrants seeking asylum from being bussed there. Otsego County issued a similar declaration earlier this month. Schoharie County’s declaration is in effect until further notice.
A gun reported stolen out of Chenango County is found in Binghamton. Police say the loaded weapon was seized as a search warrant was executed at a Susquehanna St. apartment. A suspect is now facing multiple charges.
The driver indicyed for hitting a teenage pedestrian in Sidney earlier this year takes a plea deal. Prosecuotrs say Courtni Baker pleaded guilty to multiple charges for hitting the teen on Sharon Street as she was walkihng home from school. Sentencing is scheduled for September.
A heads up if you use Oneointa Public Transit’s SUNY Route. Beginning today it will be detoured to Church Street. Temporary bus stops are at the First United Methodist Church and at the end of Church Street at Center Street.
The City of Oneonta reminds residents that it’s the law to not store trash bins in front yards or on or along the front façade of a structure, building or property. If there’s public street frontage on multiple yards bins are to be stored out of the public viewd.
Work begins today on drilling a new water main under Silver Creek at the Clinton St bridge in Oneonta. This work will continue through Wednesday. Sections of Clinton St will be closed during work house from 7:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m.
State Police are holding child safety seat checks on June 5 and 7 s in Unadilla at their State Route 7 headquarters from 3:00 p.n. until 8:00 p.m. each day. Appointments are not necessary but are preferred. Contact State Police Troop C for more information.
State troopers apprehend a Delhi man wanted for felony welfare fraud and grand larceny, a class D felony. The man was taken into custody on May 16 was booked into to the Delaware County Jail pending arraignment.
Over 250 students participated in the 91st commencement ceremonies at Hartwick College last Saturday. Among the graduates were Imus and Stitch, two Guiding Eyes for the Blind dogs trained by Hartwick students. Baseball Hall of Fame president Josh Rawitch was this year’s commencement speaker.