A man is charged from an investigation into a Town of Walton domestic dispute. Police say the man made physical contact with a woman in an effort to prevent her from calling 911. The man was booked then released on his own recognizance.
The American Red Cross and SUNY Oneonta’s Center for Social Responsibility and Community are hosting a blood drive Wednesday and Thursday from noon – 5 PM in the Waterfront Cafe in the Hunt Union. To schedule an appointment, go to RedCrossBlood.org. Walk-ins are welcome when time permits.
The State Department of Environmental Conservation announced that the fishing season for walleye, northern pike, pickerel and tiger muskellunge begins on May 1. Walleye are now found in more than 140 waters while opportunities to catch lunker northern pike can also be found throughout much of the state.
New York’s Farmland Protection Implementation Grant program has helped preserve more than 107,000 acres of at-risk farmland through March. The completed conservation easement projects total more than $250 million on nearly 370 farms. Approximately 20 percent of the state’s land area is farmland.
A toewn of Laurens home was destrotyed in a huge fire on Thursday. Authorities say the blaze at the A-frame house on Mary Brown Hill Road started in the chimney and a rekindling was reported Friday morning. Firefighters were able to get it under control by noon.
SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College holds “OIH-Fest” this Saturday on Main Street from 1:00 p.m. until 5:00 p.m. According to a media release the street fair is a collaborative event designed to foster and celebrate unity among the two schools and the Oneonta community.
The City of Oneointa is holding an apple tree planting event at the Swart-Wilcox House on Friday at 10:00 p.m. Grant funding for the Swart-Wilcox Orchard is provided by the Department of Environmental Conservation’s Tree Planting in Disadvantaged Communities after Ash Tree Loss project.
A suspicious vehicle report in the town oif Waltion results in 2 men taken into custody. According to the Delaware County Sheriff’s office the driver had an outstanding warrant out of Broome County while the passenger was wanted in connection to the driver’s warrant.
A tractor-trailer hit a construction vehicle on Route 20 in Cherry Valley last Thursday after the driver failed to move over in a work zone. State Police say the truck hit a crash pad on the vehicle that dulled the impact of the collision.
The Griffiths Center for Collaboration and Innovation at Hartwick College has assembled a group of innovation thought leaders from around the world to serve as advisors and counselors. Many are Hartwick alumni and will advise GCCI on program development and experiences while providing thought leadership in the evolving field of social innovation and entrepreneurship education.