Malatras Confident SUNY Oneonta Classes Can Resume

SUNY Chancellor Jim Malatras visited SUNY Oneonta on Sunday under very different circumstances than his first visit last fall when the college was undergoing a COVID-19 outbreak. Malatras toured the COVID-19 testing site at the Alumni Field House and says he is confident in-person classes can resume. The first day for in-person learning is Feb. … Read more

Tarffic Stop Results In Unadilla Man Facing Multiple Felony Charges

A Unadilla man is facing multiple felony charges stemming from a traffic stop on Tuesday in Johnson City. Police say they pulled over Mark Mongillo on Route 201 after he was seen driving erratically and a check of Mongillo’s license found it was suspended. A search warrant was obtained and police found methamphetamine, drug paraphenalia, … Read more

Spross Named CCS Superintendent

Cooperstown Central Schools names Sarah Spross as the new district superintendent. According to All Otsego Spross comes to Cooperstown from the State of Maryland Department of Education where she is an assistant superintendent. She success William Crankshaw who left last summer to become superintendent of the Greater Johnstown School District. Spross is a Dutchess County … Read more

NYSP Warns Of Purebred Puppy Scam

New York State Police are warning the public about a scam making the rounds involving purebred puppies for sale. Victims report after answering the ad, the suspects provide a photo of the breed they are looking for and arrange a deposit to be paid. Once the deposit is cleared, the victim is provided an address, … Read more

Otsego County Law Enforcement Task Force Creates Citizen Survey

The Otsego County Law Enforcement Task Force announces it has constructed a survey to solicit opinion from the community for police reform. Data from the responses provided will help construct a county board supported resolution which will be sent to the New York State Police Reform and Reinvention Collaborative as ordered by Governor Andrew Cuomo. … Read more

SUNY Oneonta History Professor Wins Research Prize

A SUNY Oneonta History Department assistant professor wins a research award prize. Dr. Susan Goodier was selected for a competitive 2020 Carrie Chapman Catt Prize for Research on Women and Politics for her project, “Networks of Activism: Black Women in the Women’s Rights Movement in New York.” The prize comes with a $2,000 cash award … Read more

Oberacker Bill To Assist Oneonta Schools Approved By Committee

State Senator Peter Oberacker announced a bill he sponsored to assist the Oneonta City School District was unanimously approved by the Senate Education Committee. It preserves $400,000 in state transportation aid due to the school district for the 2019-2020 school year that was denied due to a clerical error. The legislation will now go to … Read more

GOHS Executive Director Bob Brzozowski To Retire

Greater Oneonta Historical Society Executive Director Bob Brzozowski is retiring at the end of the month. Bob has been associated with the GOHS since 2003 and in 2009,he was appointed Executive Director. He says it was a great privilege to meet so many citizens from the area who share his love of history in general … Read more

5 Students Receive “Akshar All-Star” Awards

State Senator Fred Akshar continued the fourth year of his district-wide “Akshar’s All-Stars” student recognition program by recognizing students at DCMO BOCES, Valley Heights Christian Academy, Norwich High School, Oxford Academy High School and Greene High School. The recognitions goes to 52nd Senate District students selected by their school districts for showing great leadership, compassion, … Read more