Local News
Schumer Pushes $5 Billion Mental Health Funding
Rachel Dobkin, Staff Writer |
New York Senator Chuck Schumer is pushing for a quick release of $5 billion in federal funding in the American Rescue Plan to be allocated …
Local News
Campus News
American Rescue Plan Gives Relief to Students
Rachel Dobkin, Staff Writer |
In a meeting on Thursday, Apr. 8, U.S. Senate Majority Chuck Schumer laid out the American Rescue Plan for Otsego County, which was in response …
Local News
COVID-19 Eligibility Increases to 16 Years and Older
Rachel Dobkin, Staff Writer |
As vaccines continue to roll out, more Americans are becoming eligible to make an appointment for their two doses. As of Mar. 30, New York …
Local News
‘Welcome to Oneonta’ Sign Has Been Replaced
Andrew Dawson, Staff Writer
On Friday, Mar. 5, the historical “Welcome to Oneonta” sign was replaced. The sign was located at I-88 on Lettis Highway, after years of proudly greeting …
Local News
Mayor Herzig is Retiring After his Second Term
Rachel Dobkin, Staff Writer |
Oneonta Mayor Gary Herzig released a statement on Feb. 23 announcing that he will not be running for re-election this year. It is at this …
Campus News
An Interview with SUNY Oneonta’s Acting President Dennis Craig
Daniella Fishman, Culture Editor |
Part 1
SUNY Oneonta’s acting President Dennis Craig has just entered his fourth week in the position. Within these few weeks, acting President Craig has …
Campus News
A Student Interview with SUNY Oneonta’s Acting President Daniel Craig
Daniella Fishman, Culture Editor |
Part 2
Acting President Craig agreed to be interviewed by The State Times as a means of communicating to the student body on a more …
Local News
Ghost Tours in Cooperstown
Andrew Dawson, Contributing Writer |
Last weekend Cooperstown hosted its annual Cooperstown Candlelight Ghost Tours. The tours were held in Pioneer Park, located at the corner of Main Street and …
Local News
COVID-19 Update on Public Schools, Sports, Outbreaks
Isabelle Orientale Torres, Staff Writer |
Oneonta City’s school district was one of the few districts that was approved for an extension for a re-opening plan for government officials still …
Health
Hartwick College Keeps COVID-19 Cases Down
Isabelle Torres, Staff Writer |
The return to college campuses around the nation has varied for each university. Some decided to return to a fully normal, in-person schedule, others decided …