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Backtracking: The early years: A memorable week of entertainment in Oneonta closed out April 1949 - Vimarsana News

Backtracking: The early years: A memorable week of entertainment in Oneonta closed out April 1949

It was a week in April 1949 when it was time to start getting out of the house more often, and taking in some activities we enjoyed for years around

MASTER_Backtracking: In our times: Regional firsts, lasts dominated April 1954 news - Vimarsana News

MASTER_Backtracking: In our times: Regional firsts, lasts dominated April 1954 news

When it came to the course of events in our area during April 1954, there were many stories about comings and goings on a variety of topics.

Backtracking: The early years: Oneonta-Norwich rivalry shifted gears in April 1924 - Vimarsana News

Backtracking: The early years: Oneonta-Norwich rivalry shifted gears in April 1924

Whether it was on the gridiron or basketball court, for the longest time there was a rivalry between a couple of old railroad cities.

Backtracking: The early years: Offer of free farms in the area in 1924 attracted much attention - Vimarsana News

Backtracking: The early years: Offer of free farms in the area in 1924 attracted much attention

Many can recall the dwindling number of farms in our region during the 1980s, especially in the dairy industry. The same was true in 1924 with a bleak local outlook,

Backtracking: The early years: Sidney saw glimmers of hope for jobs during early months of 1934 - Vimarsana News

Backtracking: The early years: Sidney saw glimmers of hope for jobs during early months of 1934

Nationally, the early months of 1934 were bleak, as far as the effects of the Great Depression. By the end of 1933, the national unemployment rate had jumped to just