A benefit for the Ron Palmer Memorial Scholarship Fund is set for July 15 at the American Legion on Sheldon St. in Norwich, Over a dozen bands are performing plus there will ve food and beverages available. Tickets are $15 in advance and $20 at the door.
Early voting is under way for the June 27 primary election. In Otsego County In Otsego County you can vote at the Foothills Performing Arts Center in Oneonta or at the Meadows Office Complex in Cooperstown. Early voting ends next Sunday.
Last week the Norwich Hometown Heroes Banner Committee hosted an unveiling ceremony in East Park. According to the Evening Sun around 70 banners feature veterans dating back to the Civil War, from all branches of service, men and women, and from the Norwich area.
A stolen vehicle investigation in Burlington results in a woman facing charges. Police say they received two separate complaints of unauthorized use of a motor vehicle. The woman is to appear in the Town of Burlington court at a later date.
A man is apprehended for passing fake money in the town of Morris. Police say the man used four fake $100 dollar bill to pay for services at a business. He was booked then released pending a date in Town of Morris Court.
An Oneonta man is facing charges for violating a Court issued Protection order. Police say the man contacted the protected person while incarcerated in the Otsego County Correction Facility. He will appear in the Town of Middlefield Court on a later date.
The City of Oneonta is exploring alternatives to the current ways services are delivered. One area being considered is the hours of operations for services provided at City Hall. An onmline survey on this is at the City’s Facebook page.
A state trooper is injured during a Duanesburg traffic stop on Saturday. Investigators say a pasenger opened fire on the trooper. He was hospitalized and released. The shooter took off on foot and was found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
Oneonta 7th Ward Council Member John Rafter announced his resignation as he will be moving out of the Oneonta-area to be closer to family.. He was elected to the Common Council in the 2015 election. The city thanks him for his many years of dedicated and tireless service.
State Police announced they’ve identified a pair of men who stole a GHOST Kart Racing Engine from Harbor Freight in Oneonta. Investigators say the men walked around the store before grabbing the item and leaving through an emergency exit door. The ID was made through tips from the public.