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Ramsaran freed on $300,000 bail: Charged with killing his wife, Jennifer
Accused killer Ganesh "Remy" Ramsaran was freed from Chenango County Jail this afternoon after he and relatives posted $300,000 worth of real estate to meet bail conditions set by County Judge Frank Revoir Jr.
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- School budget voting results
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- Roxbury artist's portrait exhibit is a record-breaker
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Ramsaran freed on $300,000 bail: Charged with killing his wife, Jennifer
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Bauerle's 1-hitter leads B-G in Class C
Benjamin Patton | The Daily Star Greene's Trevor Parrish slides in ahead of the tag by Sidney pitcher Nate McDonald during a Section Four Class C first-round game Tuesday at Sidney. The Warriors won, 17-10.
Asked if he would say Tuesday's outing was Bainbridge-Guilford senior Austin Bauerle's best of the season, Bobcats coach Tim Mattingly replied, "Yes, I would." Bauerle struck out 15 and walked two in a one-hitter to lead the eighth-seeded Bobcats to a 2-1 Section Four Class C first-round baseball victory over visiting Spencer-Van Etten.
- Margaretville shocks No. 3 Milford in first round
- O-State senior an All-American in lacrosse
- High School Results
- Oneonta youngster wins pitch, hit & run competition
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- Obituaries
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Ronald George Schunk
CORTLAND -- Ronald George Schunk of Cortland, formerly of Unadilla, passed away May17, 2013, after a courageous battle with cancer.
- Bruce Robert 'Nick' Nichols
- Lillian C. Hilson
- Ronald A. Messenger
- Karen Mesmer Cantwell
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Ronald George Schunk
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Schools must find ways to deal with threats
Anonymous threats to schools are nothing new. Through the years, they have consisted -- among other messages -- of anonymous phone calls, magazine or newspaper lettering glued to a letter, and scrawled warnings on a bathroom mirror.
- City should improve access to river
- Otsego County veteran's director is top-notch
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- Make sure Blodgett project holds water
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Schools must find ways to deal with threats
- Weddings & Engagements
- Mark Simonson
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General Clinton Canoe Regatta got a new home in 1972
Mark Simonson General Clinton Park in Text ColorSwatch/NoneStrokeStyle/$ID/SolidText ColorSwatch/NoneStrokeStyle/$ID/Solid$ID/NothingText ColorText Color$ID/NothingText ColorText ColorBainbridge, seen last fall, opened just in time for the annual General Clinton Canoe Regatta in May 1972.
Ever since 1963, when Charles Hinkley and a group of Tri-Town businessmen came up with the idea for what we know today as the General Clinton Canoe Regatta, people lined the shores of the Susquehanna to watch the canoeists as they made their 70-mile trek from Cooperstown to Bainbridge.
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Safety Patrol D.C. visits never get old
I asked Cam Morris, head of Eastern Travel/Oneonta Bus Lines, how many years her company has been handling the Safety Patrol trip to Washington, D.C.
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Safety Patrol D.C. visits never get old
- Chuck Pinkey
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Obama's just getting better and better
I've always been an admirer of President Obama. One can only marvel at a man who writes his autobiography before he does anything noteworthy.
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Obama's just getting better and better
- Sam Pollak
- Cary Brunswick
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We've become our own worst enemies
The past month has been marked by a seeming unprecedented number of man-made tragedies, as distinct from those caused by violent outbursts of the natural world, such as earthquakes, hurricanes and tsunamis.
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We've become our own worst enemies
- Justin Vernold
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How safe has the Afghan war left us?
It's hard to see any way we could have avoided Afghanistan after the 9/11 attacks. We couldn't, after all, just leave al-Qaida ensconced in the country's hinterlands while Taliban chief Mullah Mohammed Omar sheltered its leaders. But in the back of our minds, we all probably had the same nagging worry: that regardless of how the Afghanistan effort went, it could never make the U.S. completely secure from terrorism.
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How safe has the Afghan war left us?
- Emily Popek
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Balancing work, family is men's dilemma too
In an era when dual incomes are increasingly a necessity, rather than a choice, it is ridiculous to keep pretending that "work-life balance" is a women's problem. It's not. It's a societal problem. And until we can view it as such, we don't stand a chance of addressing the symptoms of this problem.
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Balancing work, family is men's dilemma too
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In fan fiction, your favorite characters do what you want them to
When J.J. Abrams took over the "Star Trek" franchise in 2009, he boldly went where the series hadn't gone before — romantically — pairing Uhura with Spock. Many fans disliked the change. Some loved it. Others didn't care, because they just wanted to see Kirk and Spock make out.
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