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Voters end classes at Center Street school
Schools that exceeded the state's tax cap limit had mostly bad news in Tuesday voting in area school elections. Voters across the state went to the polls to decided the outcome of budgets in all districts. Many had voting for school board candidates and propositions.
- Local official: Pipeline talks are making progress
- Police: Roof mishap could have been deadly
- Chobani selects 6 U.S. Olympic, Paralympic athletes, hopefuls for 2012 London Games
- Council OKs contract to hire O'Neill as a consultant
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Voters end classes at Center Street school
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Area strikeout record really belongs to ...
HIGH SCHOOL SPORTS COLUMN BY DEAN RUSSIN ... We have no one to blame but ourselves. Delhi senior Tyler Hymers grabbed the top sports headline in the May 1 edition of The Daily Star, which screamed "Delhi pitcher ties Section Four record with 20 strikeouts."
- Rain threatens championship schedules for baseball, softball
- Today's Datebook
- Senior throws no-no as Franklin clinches
- Sauquoit Valley pitcher one-hits Cooperstown
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Area strikeout record really belongs to ...
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William Lee Mudge
MORRIS _ William Lee Mudge, 63, passed away on Monday, May 14, 2012, at Mary Imogene Bassett Hospital in Cooperstown.
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- Daniel (Dan) Colby Tait
- Leona J. McShane
- Joseph Vincent Branigan Jr.
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William Lee Mudge
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Time for lawmakers who put needs of society first
Richard Lugar, after six terms as a Republican senator -- known for his middle of the road rationality and his foreign policy finesse -- has been ousted by a Tea Party extremist backed by outside right-wing funding.
- Oneonta residents had diversions aplenty in the spring of 1952
- Damaschke essential to ensuring Oneonta baseball in 1927
- Remembering Patton's Third Army at Buchenwald
- Area tunes to WONT in November 1972
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Time for lawmakers who put needs of society first
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