Hometown Oneonta

Hometown Oneonta is the latest addition to Otsego County's newspaper scene, established in 2008. It aims to cater to the county's largest community and commercial hub, which is also home to SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College, the Southside Mall, and several key manufacturers in the area.

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Sanchez Comes Through In the Clutch, Dawgs Win in Extra Innings

2 weeks ago | allotsego.com | Josh McMullen

By JOSH McMULLENLITTLE FALLSIt’s been a roller-coaster week for the Mohawk Valley Diamond Dawgs, but fortunately for them, it’s been more up than down. For the second straight night in Little Falls, it came down to the last inning. They delivered one more time on Thursday, this time taking home the 8-7 victory over the Oneonta Outlaws.
53 Pioneer Restoration Announced; Fundraising Goal Set at $2M – All Otsego

Nov 21, 2024 | allotsego.com

“We are thrilled to be embarking on this capital campaign to further invest in the rich artistic culture of this incredible region,” said CAA and Smithy Executive Director Janet G. Erway. “Not only will we strengthen our offerings to artists and art enthusiasts, but we will continue to uphold the ar
Parade, Fireworks Celebrate GFD’s 150th Anniversary – All Otsego

Aug 22, 2024 | allotsego.com

The GFD’s “attack truck,” known as “Big Mike,” was accompanied by the department’s other vehicles—a tanker and a brush truck. The GFD was joined in the parade by other area departments and their fire engines: Sidney, Morris, South New Berlin, and Wells Bridge. The Sidney contingent also included a 1
Magic Box Holds Tarot Deck Exchange – All Otsego

Jun 10, 2024 | allotsego.com

Tarot decks are deeply personal tools used for divination. They are typically not touched by anyone except the owner, and whoever is receiving the tarot reading.
Cooper Country Crafts Celebrating Half a Century of Success

May 30, 2024 | allotsego.com | Elizabeth Cooper

By ELIZABETH COOPERCOOPERSTOWNIt’s a rare thing for any store to survive for 50 years. Especially a homey craft store in a town focused on baseball tourism. But Cooper Country Crafts can now claim that distinction. This little jewel of a store in Doubleday Court has been around since 1974 and has occupied the same spot since about 1977. There is a special quality to the place.
College Offers Celestial Events

Mar 28, 2024 | allotsego.com | Larissa Ryan

By LARISSA RYANONEONTAOne of Oneonta’s hidden gems, the SUNY Oneonta Planetarium, can be difficult to find. Located on West Dormitory Road on the SUNY Oneonta campus, it is hidden away in a corner of the basement of the Perna Science Building and offers one of the most “out of-this-world” shows in the county.
Rotary Club of Cooperstown Celebrates 100th Anniversary

Mar 21, 2024 | allotsego.com | Elizabeth Cooper

By ELIZABETH COOPERCOOPERSTOWNHave you ever sat for a moment and enjoyed a sunny afternoon on a bench in the little park at the corner of Pioneer and Main? If so, you can thank the Rotary Club of Cooperstown. The local branch of the organization, which just entered its 100th year, was instrumental in the effort to create Pioneer Park after a 1961 fire destroyed the buildings there.
Farm to Fork Panel a Success

Mar 14, 2024 | allotsego.com | Dan Sullivan

By DAN SULLIVANJEFFERSONThursday, March 7 was the date of an unusual event at the Mill Pond Inn and Tavern in Jefferson, 22 miles south of Cooperstown. There, a cooperative venture involving four entities held a Farm To Fork panel discussion and question and answer session between two farmers and two restauranteurs.
Panel Speaks on Wind Farm Proposal Flaws

Feb 1, 2024 | allotsego.com | Dan Sullivan

By DAN SULLIVANSPRINGFIELDLast Tuesday, January 24, a public information meeting was held at the Springfield Community Center to inform area residents about issues surrounding the proposed wind energy project in the towns of Warren, Springfield and Stark—Stark Wind, as it is called locally. A panel of three presenters comprised of Keith Schue of Cherry Valley, Jonathan Knauth of Litchfield and Steve Helmin of Glen was moderated by Nicole Dillingham, retired attorney and environmental activist.
Harman Reflects on 50+ Years as Head of SUNY Field Station

Jan 25, 2024 | allotsego.com | Elizabeth Cooper

By ELIZABETH COOPERCOOPERSTOWNIt’s the end of an era. Dr. Willard “Bill” Harman, who has headed SUNY Oneonta’s Biological Field Station on the shores of Otsego Lake for 56 years, is retiring. He is 86 years old and has dedicated most of his life to studying and protecting Glimmerglass, and teaching students to do the same for freshwater ecosystems across America and even in Europe. Glimmerglass is beloved by area residents for its natural beauty and cool waters.