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Judge upholds Dryden gas drilling ban
COOPERSTOWN - Advocates for home rule in setting energy policy won the first round of a major battle with the natural gas industry Tuesday when state Supreme Court Judge Phillip Rumsey upheld the town of Dryden's law that zones out drilling operations.
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Judge upholds Dryden gas drilling ban
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Milford stuns defending champs
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HIGH SCHOOL BOYS BASKETBALL _ SECTION FOUR CLASS D TOURNAMENT ... Will Ward finished with five points Tuesday, but they came at just the right time. Ward hit two go-ahead baskets inside the last three minutes of overtime to lead 12th-seeded Milford to a 61-56 boys basketball victory over No. 5 Hancock in the opening round of the Section Four Class D Tournament.
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Lorraine S. Cole
UNADILLA _ Lorraine S. Cole, 77, of Unadilla, passed away unexpectedly Saturday evening, Feb. 18, 2012, at the Tri-Town Regional Hospital in Sidney.
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Humans need to look at long-term impact on Earth
Global warming is real and we are smugly oblivious. I recall the USS Nautilus making a journey to the North Pole decades ago, and poking its conning tower dramatically up through the ice right at the pole itself, an arrival theretofore possible only by dog sled and arduous effort.
- Jorge Posada trained in Oneonta to become future Yankees catcher
- Fish for all takers at a 1912 winter event in Schenevus
- Religion column: Respect 'the spirit that watches your back' and all will be well
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Humans need to look at long-term impact on Earth
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