The Schoharie County Amateur Radio Association is participating in the annual Field Days event at the Cobleskill Elks Club. It starts at noon Saturday and runs through noon Sunday. Club members will be communicating with other amateur radio operators around the world. The public is invited to attend.
The Mobile Cancer Screening Coach will be at 109 Baker Ave. in Middleburg today from 9:00 a.m. until 3:00 p.m. to provide no cost mammograms and Pap tests to women 40 and over who don’t have insurance. Those with insurance are also urged to participate.
Renovations are under way at the Upper Wilber Park Basketball Court. Work includes installation of a new asphalt surface, painted lines, and installation of new basketball posts and backboards. The nasketball court will be closed while work is taking place.
A water main replacement project begins today in Oeonta’s 6th Ward that runs until this fall. It will be on River Street and Ann Street Temporary barricades and traffic flaggers will be in place to direct drivers through the work zones.
A woman from Colchester with an active arrest warrant ends up in more trouble as Delaware County Sheriff’s deputies were taking her into custody. Deputies say she failed to comply with an order to surrender. She was booked into jail and has a daye in Town of Colchester Court.
The State Departmwent of Labor says Otsego County unemployment in May was up by a tenth of a percentage point, to 2.9%. 100 more people filed for unemployment while 600 were added to the county’s work force. Chenango County’s May unemployment was 2.7% and in Delaware County it was 3.1%
A man from Davenport is charged with falsely reporting a hit-and-run crash. State Police say the man claimed hos car was hit in the Oneonta Lowe’s parking lot but an investigation determined his car was never struck and already had existing damage.
The state Department of Environmenta Conservation is considering regulatory changes for the management of end-of-life solar panels and is conducting a survey to gather more information about the current management practices being used by industry stakeholders. The survey will close on Wednesday, July 12.
The Chenango County Historical Society receives a donation from the Stewart’s Holiday Match program totaling $1,000. Funds go directly to support activities designed to share local history with children and families. Since 1986, the Stewart’s Holiday Match has awarded more than $36 million to non-profit organizations.
The SUNY Oneonta Fine Arts parking lot and a portion of the small lot in front of the Field House is closed for construnction until August 1. his work will improve parking for people with disabilities and realign pedestrian crossings.