City of Oneonta

The City of Oneonta has made The Preservation League of New York State's "Seven to Save" list for 2022-23 which could save historic Downtown Oneonta.

Utility crews are working hard this morning on a large number of downed power lines from falling trees and tree limbs all over Chenango, Delaware, and Otsego Counties.

The City of Oneonta’s Commission on Community Relations and Human Rights awarded 4 women with 2022 trailblazer awards last night at Foothills Performing Arts Center.

What would you like to see happen with the 'Meet Me on Main' Summer Saturdays in Oneonta, NY that have been taking place the last two years? Take the Summer Saturday survey from Destination Oneonta.

The City of Oneonta will shut down 1500 feet of West Street from Chestnut Street to Center Street. The $1.9 million construction project will begin at the end of March and run through September.

The issue of homelessness is becoming more visible in Oneonta, NY and City of Oneonta Mayor Mark Drnek has made a public statement answering complaints about homeless individuals loitering in the City's indoor walkway to the parking garage.

The City of Oneonta’s Commission on Community Relations and Human Rights is now accepting applications for the 2022 Woman Trailblazer Award until March 7.

After winning the City of Oneonta, NY 2021 mayoral election handily, Mark Drnek has been making good on his promise to be a good communicator with Oneonta residents with his weekly video update.

The deadline for New York State municipalities to make a decision on opting in or out on allowing marijuana dispensaries and/or marijuana consumption sites has come and gone and the results have been revealed through the Marijuana Opt-Out Tracker.

Springbrook, a non-profit organization that supports people with developmental disabilities in Central New York and employs more than 1200 people, has made a move to further support and retain its employees.