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21-year-old man drowns in West Branch Delaware River: Donald C. Shamus of Delhi was kayaking
A 21-year-old man was the victim of an apparent drowning this afternoon in the West Branch Delaware River, according to a news release from the Delaware County Sheriff's Office.
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21-year-old man drowns in West Branch Delaware River: Donald C. Shamus of Delhi was kayaking
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Comm. Bank stops Police in LL tourney
Benjamin Patton | The Daily Star Police's Cam Neer slides in safely under the tag of Community Bank's Chris Catan during the Oneonta Little League tournament Monday at Doc Knapp Field in Oneonta. Community Bank won, 2-1, to force a deciding game, which will be played at 6 p.m. today at Doc Knapp Field.
Oneonta's Little League champion won't be identified until today.
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Robert J. Kopecek
DELHI -- A memorial service will be held at 2 p.m. on Saturday, June 29, at First Presbyterian Church, Delhi, to celebrate the life of Robert J. Kopecek, who died April 25, 2013, in Mooresville, N.C.
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In our opinion: Cheers
To Cherry Valley Fire Department, Lucy Ford and Jason's Run.
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In our opinion: Cheers
- Weddings & Engagements
- Mark Simonson
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- Big Chuck
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Upstate theme parks offered affordable thrills
I saw in the news last week that Disney theme parks are raising admission prices to almost $100 a person. Children (who Uncle Walt considers 10 and under) are now $86 a day.
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Upstate theme parks offered affordable thrills
- Chuck Pinkey
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Obama has violated our trust
Last Tuesday evening, I had to drive from Hartwick to Andes. A couple of farmers needed tractors and my boys were already out on service and sales calls, so they called the retired guy for help. Ah yes, once again decades of experience paid off.
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Obama has violated our trust
- Sam Pollak
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Justice Dept., IRS abuses worth screaming about
"If this had happened while a Republican was president, the liberal media would be screaming."
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Justice Dept., IRS abuses worth screaming about
- Cary Brunswick
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Book-banning has a tendency to backfire
So what does the 1960s game show ``What's My Line'' got to do with the Bloomsday festivities occurring in Dublin, Ireland, this week? Surprisingly, there is a link.
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Book-banning has a tendency to backfire
- Justin Vernold
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Three battles to know in U.S. history
Like most Americans, I find myself every year on June 6 thinking of the brave and heroic efforts made in 1944, when the D-Day landings by Allied forces in Normandy first breached the walls of Adolf Hitler's so-called "Fortress Europe."
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Three battles to know in U.S. history
- Emily Popek
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Growing up means letting go
I saw an old love the other day, and it just about broke my heart.
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Growing up means letting go
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VIDEO: NSA director says 50 plots foiled
General Keith Alexander says two recently disclosed surveillance programs on international communications are critical in the terrorism fight.
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