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The candidacy of Rose, Jackson and the others will be considered by the Hall of Fame’s Historical Overview Committee, which has been tasked with compiling the eight names to be included on the Classic Baseball Era Committee ballot. The committee votes on candidates who made their most significant contributions to the game before 1980 and meets again in December of 2027.…
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“It is deeply meaningful to our organization, artists, and audiences to have The Clark Foundation offer this challenge to us,” said Robert Ainsley, artistic and general director of The Glimmerglass Festival. “Their generosity empowers us to go even further in our efforts to the future of the festival as an international destination and training ground for the next generation of performers and production professionals.”…
Photographs are an important part of the exhibit. There is a small picture album from the Presbyterian Church featuring photos from Gilbertsville’s sesquicentennial. Many nostalgia-producing photo postcards depict village residences then occupied by William N. Dietz, Mrs. E.S. Frone and James B. Wickes, and others—as well as points of interest, such as the Empire House, the Gilbertsville Free Library, Studio Dionysus, and the Episcopal Church. …
Most of Smith’s faux food creations—butter, eggs, cake and others—were made from plaster of Paris. Other items, such as the quince jelly and thinly sliced ham, called for more translucency, which required experimentation on Smith’s part.…
“Every person who has served in the military understands that when their time comes they will be honored by those who are remaining,” Bourne replied, when asked about the importance of placing flags on the gravesites of veterans. “Some of these cemeteries have not been visited by anyone other than us in decades, but those are still there and we are still going to show that respect.”…
Sailer is an ambassador to the Consortium for Food Allergy Research. He has been invited to Northwestern University’s Feinberg School of Medicine in Chicago, Illinois. He’ll be in Chicago from July 27 through August 2 for hands-on training about food allergies and as a participant in leadership training. CoFAR was established in 2005 to clinical research on food allergies.…
“The garden offers hands-on skills for both students and teachers,” said Shelby MacLeish, Kid Garden coordinator. “While some students have their own gardens at home, many do not. Most have never tasted raw spinach, lettuce or herbs before."…
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We’re not advocating here for any one political party or viewpoint. We are, however, emphasizing that—by accepting any legacy media reporting simply at face value in this day and age—we may be doing ourselves and our country a great disservice.…
Now Pandora listeners know what media service to buy, who to vote for, and how to self-deport if they intend to do something naughty, following a message from the Secretary of Homeland Security. So do they know that executing companion animals would not prevent them from running for high office. In fact, it might signal the right “virtue” to the right people.…
Per the report, “New York has no statutory preference for, or presumption of shared parenting (t legal custody and shared physical custody) for temporary or final orders. New York has no explicit statutory recognition of shared parenting, t legal custody, shared residential custody or similar concepts.”…
Cooperstown Central School baseball and softball updates, programs at The Smithy Clay Studio, and information about the Greater Oneonta Historical Society's summer walking tour program are among the topics covered in today's news briefs.…
Cooperstown sports results, an exhibition by photographer Dmitri Kasterine at Hyde Hall, CANO's "Art in Bloom" and the General Clinton Canoe Regatta are among the many topics covered in this week's news briefs.…
"Talking Opera" dates, opening of a new water trail in Cooperstown, a screening of "Forgotten Hero: Walter White and the NAA" and the result of the recent Cooperstown Fire Department elections are among the topics covered in this week's many…
Sylva Christine Jenkins, 76, of Edmeston ed away on Sunday, May 25, 2025 in Oneonta, New York. Christine was born on August 11, 1948 in Oneonta, New York, the daughter of the late Frederick F. and Sylva J. (Howland) Emhof.…
Mary E Dunkle ed away peacefully on May 23, 2025, just shy of her 96th birthday. She was born on May 30, 1929 to Kenneth Edwards and Mildred Gregg Edwards in Sussex, New Jersey. When Mary turned one, they moved to manage a family farm in Wayne County, Pennsylvania. She…
Marlene J. “Lee” Malone, a longtime Cooperstown resident who was actively involved in many aspects of village life as a business owner and dedicated public servant, ed away Friday evening, May 23, 2025, at Cooperstown Center for Rehabilitation and Nursing. She was 93.…
A funeral service for Constance Wood, who ed away February 12, 2025, will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, May 31, 2025 at St. James Episcopal Church, 305 Main Street, Oneonta, New York. She was born on May 16, 1931.…
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INTERNET—6 p.m. “Broadband Project Public Kickoff Meeting.” Discuss rural connectivity solutions. Held online and in person at The Meadows Office Complex Classrooms A & B, 140 County Highway 33W, Cooperstown. (607) 547-4225 or https://www.facebook.com/photo?fbid=1099959352169746&set=a.225452459620444
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