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DUANESBURG — When Christina Miller and her husband purchased their home along Duane Lake a decade ago, they had the property’s septic system inspected to ensure its functionality.

The city of Oneonta Common Council decided Tuesday, Oct. 17, to put the power back into the hands of city staff members and recommend they undo a revocation of a

Whether the city of Oneonta owes money to the previous owners of 27 Market St. after the sellers did not take possession of steel I-beams from the demolished building is

On Tuesday, Oct. 11, we published a report regarding the demolition of 27 Market St. in the city of Oneonta.

The previous owners of a building at 27 Market St. claim that the city of Oneonta, which bought the property in 2020, has not fulfilled the terms of sale by

RHINEBECK, N.Y. — Mayor Gary Bassett says the village may wait until design upgrades for the wastewater treatment plan are completed before moving forward with a $5.5 million loan from the state Environmental Facilities Corporation. The funding was approved in June and the subject of a press release from Gov. Kathy Hochul’s office on Thursday, […]

The city of Oneonta Common Council awarded the bid for installation of a new bridge on the Wilber Lake Trail at its meeting Tuesday, Aug. 1.

When Credibility Matters

Village officials are sticking to their guns in a dispute over damaged exterior siding and an electrical box at the newly constructed water filtration building on Beach Street.

Communities Unite To Save Lake Engineers Recommend Low-pressure Septics By DAN SULLIVANRICHFIELD SPRINGS Early in 2023, a unique coalition of four Otsego municipalities and a citizen-led lake association joined in a Memorandum of Agreement to fund an engineering study. The purpose of the st