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U.S. Representative Antonio Delgado (NY-19) and Deposit Chamber of Commerce President Nick Barone visited Brown’s Pharmacy and met with the new owner to learn about how the coronavirus pandemic is impacting the small, local pharmacy on Tuesday, Aug. 25. The Congressman then stopped by Hartz Plumbing and Sidney Flowers of Deposit, which are located in the same building.
On Monday, U.S. Representative Antonio Delgado (NY-19) visited Cooperstown and stopped by small businesses in the area along with Village Mayor Ellen Tillapaugh, Deputy Mayor Cynthia Falk, Village Trustee Richard Sternberg, and Cooperstown Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Tara Burke.
COXSACKIE – U.S. Representative Antonio Delgado (NY-19) held a roundtable with educators and school officials from the Coxsackie-Athens School District to hear about their experiences throughout the COVID-19 pandemic and preparations for reopening schools this fall.
WASHINGTON, D.C. (WBNG) -- Congressman Antonio Delgado joined 59 other members of Congress to urge Congress to prioritize mental health issues.
The bipartisan group is urging Congress to add funding for mental health, substance use disorder treatment and medical research in the next COVID-19 relief package.
Oneonta and Sidney will each get federal money for aviation work, according to a media release Tuesday, Sept. 1, from the Federal Aviation Administration.
Oneonta's Albert S. Nader Regional Airport will get $1,516,224 to improve buildings, reconstruct the aircraft parking apron and reconstruct the taxiway and taxiway lighting.
Mindful of physical distancing requirements, the recovery resources in the Twin Counties shifted gears Monday and made their annual vigil for International Overdose Awareness Day virtual.
19th District Congressman Antonio Delgado and Oneonta Mayor Gary Herzig toured small businesses in the Downtown Oneonta area on Monday.
ALBANY — A dozen veterans from the U.S. Marines, Army, Air Force and Navy, along with three civilians arrived at the state Capitol in Albany on Monday morning after a 22-hour walk from Kingston through parts of Greene County.
RICHFIELD SPRINGS — The U.S. Department of Commerce on Friday announced it will provide $1.2 million to assist in creating a new industrial park in Richfield Springs to accommodate the area's growing glass and recycling industries. The grant will be matched by $325,000 in state funds and $875,000 in local funds.