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Ovens Ready To Go At New Cooperstown Pizzeria
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Friday, July 3, 2009
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COOPERSTOWN
After testing the new ovens and baking a few sample pies, Art Boden, manager of the new New York Pizzeria, exhibits one of the first pizzas of many to come at the new pizza parlor at 75 Chestnut St.
The pizzeria -- with new equipment and a new decor that includes marble-tiled floors -- opens for business at 11 a.m. Saturday, the Fourth of July.
Joe Vezza, proprietor of two restaurants in Richfield Springs -- New York Pizzeria and The Chef diner -- recently acquired the former Tino's building and is expanding into Cooperstown.
CAPTION: Art Boden, general manager, removes one of the first pizzas from the new ovens at 75 Chestnut St. At right is proprietor Joe Vezza, wife Tammy and their daughter, Samantha, 5. At left are, front to back, Fiorentino Falso, who did the tiling, and staffers Lamont McNair, Richfield Springs; Daniel Boden, Utica, Art's son; Larry Bond, Richfield Springs; Jeremy Harris, Cooperstown, and Dan Bloomfield, Richfield Springs. |
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Huey Lewis at Ommegang
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Wednesday, July 1, 2009
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Huey Lewis performs with saxophonist Johnny Colla during a benefit concert at the Ommegang Brewery in Cooperstown on Wednesday. |
| posted by The Freeman's Journal @ 11:04 PM |
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Final 'Little Eva' Performance On In Original Venue
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Sunday, June 28, 2009
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COOPERSTOWN
At this hour, the final 75th anniversary performance of "Little Eva," based on the events leading up to the 1934 execution of Eva Coo, is under way at the Otsego County Courthouse, where the original trial occurred.
Milford native Isaac Rathbone, a New York City playwright, wrote the original play for the Greater Milford Historical Association, and was performed the past two weekends at the Upper Susquehanna Cultural Center there.
The performances of this weekend and last were sold out. Rathbone estimates 1,000 people saw the performances. |
| posted by The Freeman's Journal @ 2:47 PM |
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World Series Trophy On Display For Rest Of Day
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 COOPERSTOWN The World Series Trophy, on loan from the Philadelphia Phillies, will be on display at the National Baseball Hall of Fame for the rest of the afternoon. If you noticed more Pennsylvania and New Jersey license plates in town this weekend, that's why. Craig Solomon of the Phillies organization, who accompanied the trophy north, said "Phillies Weekend In Cooperstown" had been announced at all recent home games. CAPTION: Craig Solomon carefully packs the World Series Trophy away for the night at the end of Saturday in the HoF library lobby. In the background are HoF Education Director Anna Wade and Matt Gulotta, security guard. |
| posted by The Freeman's Journal @ 1:40 PM |
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