Education

by Sage Levene   The rivalry continues! The annual Battle of the Red Dragons basketball game against SUNY Cortland is taking place this Tuesday, February 9th in the Alumni Field House Dewar Arena. Last year the Men's team beat Cortland 89-68 while the Women’s team sadly did not do as well, losing 59-57 to Cortland. Thi...

SUNY Oneonta Athletes Give Back by Volunteering at Kids in Sports Day by Lauren Pennino This Saturday, January 30th the Oneonta Athletics Department will be hosting its Kids in Sports Day at the Alumni Field house on the SUNY Oneonta campus...

Step 3- How to START and KEEP your New Year Resolution  Using Fashion for Motivation by Nick Sorrenti So, I hope everyone enjoyed step 2 from last week. I just want to take a moment and stress about the importance of following a meal system. Not ...

by Becca Daly Whether you are a meat lover, a vegan, or somewhere in between, there is no doubt that incorporating more plant based meals into our diet is not only beneficial, but necessary for our health and for the health of our planet...

Step 2: How to START and KEEP your New Year resolution!   By Nicholas Sorrenti   MEAL PREP! Today were going to be going over the most important part of making your New Year resolution possible…. MEAL PREP! Many peo...

NAMI Otsego, the local organization of the National Alliance on Mental Illness will offer its NAMI Family-to-Family Education program for the spring, beginning Tuesday, March 24.

Announcing new children's art classes at the Cooperstown Art Association!  Classes will be held in the upstairs classroom space at 22 Main Street.

Laurens Central School will be hosting four different informational forums at the school.  The forums are being presented in coordination with the State Police, Youth for Christ and the area Violence Intervention program.  Take a look at the agenda for each:

Catskill Regional Teacher Center presents the 11th Annual Legislative Forum on Thursday, February 5, 2015 from 4:30pm to 6:00pm at Bugbee Hall Auditorium, State Street, Oneonta, N.Y.

The first Saturday in February, people from across the region bundle up and head to Hanford Mills Museum for its annual Ice Harvest Festival.  Using historic tools, children and adults can walk out on the frozen mill pond to cut and maneuver blocks of ice.  The ice blocks are pushed up a ramp and then loaded onto sleds, which are hauled to a traditional ice house.