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Police Using SUNY Delhi for Practice Sessions

Various police and emergency agencies will be on the SUNY Delhi campus this morning, but people should not be alarmed. The law enforcement units will be there for a practice session on how to deal with an active gunman on campus. The active shooter drill will also be handled over the SUNY Delhi police radios as if there is a real incident. It is just a drill. Colleges across the state conduct practice sessions like this, along with full scale mass casualty incident practice sessions. The SUNY Delhi active shooter training drill be underway this morning from 9 a.m. until noon.

Otsego County Asks Businesses to Report Storm Damage

Otsego county is asking local business owners who suffered damages in two severe storms of 2011 to contact the Otsego County Planning Dept. as a first step in a process that could result in funding to address damages caused by hurricane Irene and/or tropical storm Lee. The money is being made available by the New York State Office Of Community Renewal. The Planning Department is asking local business owners who may have discrepancies between what was covered by insurance and other assistance and the damage that was caused to their business to apply to contact us to fill out a needs assessment, which must be completed before Friday, April 6th. To begin the process, and determine your eligibility, contact the Otsego County Planning Department (607)547-4225.

Two Men Arrested on Weapon and Drug Charges in Oneonta

Oneonta troopers arrested two men Sunday on weapon and drug charges. State Police arrested 37 year 0ld Daren Lorrain of Lebanon, Tennessee, and 53 year old Rudolph Ahlquist of Gorham, Maine. Lorrain was charged with 3rd degree criminal possession of a weapon, 7th degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and unlawful possession of marijuana. Ahlquist was charged with 4th degree criminal possession of a weapon, 7th degree criminal possession of a controlled substance and unlawful possession of marijuana. The arrest was the result of a traffic stop on I-88 in Maryland, New York. Both subjects were arraigned in the town of Maryland court and remanded to the Otsego county jail in lieu of 5-thousand dollars bail.

Attorney General Schneiderman Warns of Mortgage Solicitation Scam

Attorney General Eric Schneiderman has alerted New York homeowners to beware of phone solicitations from scam artists claiming to provide assistance related to the recent national mortgage servicing settlement. Following reports of scammers impersonating bank officials or government officers to lure homeowners into providing personal or financial information, Attorney General Schneiderman launched a new website to provide New Yorkers with additional information on the mortgage settlement, and how they can get help.

New York's Jobless Rate Positive Despite Increase

New York State’s job picture is looking brighter according to the labor department. Figures show the region’s jobless rate is up to 9.4 percent over last year from 9.2 percent. The national jobless rate is at an average of 8.7 percent.  The labor department reports that those who have given up on looking for work have also been re-entering the labor force now.  Most of the growth is in trades, transportation, and utilities, followed by education and health services. The government sector is the biggest loser at the moment as they deal with budget problems.

Local Sports

High School Baseball

Unadilla Valley dropped Walton 10-3

Harpursville shut out Bainbridge Guilford 18 – 0

Hancock hammered Sidney 10- 4

Milford mastered Richfield Springs 6 – 1

Delhi dashed by Afton 16 – 13

Worcester winded Laurens 12 – 6

Stamford stumped South Kortright 7 – 5

Cherry Valley Springfield stopped Schenevus 10 – 0

High School Softball

Harpursville hampered Bainbridge Guilford 6 – 3

Worcester walloped Laurens 23 – 5

Walton got by Unadilla Valley 8 – 6

Sharon Springs stopped Cherry Valley Springfield 21 – 6

South Kortright edged Stamford 21 – 20

Gilbertsville Mt. Upton shut down Downsville 17 – 0

Richfield Springs clipped Milford 12 – 11

High School Track

In their season opener, OHS topped Chenango Forks in a Southern Tier Athletic Conference meet yesterday.  The OHS boys topped Chenango Forks 100-41. OHS girls had no problem topping Chenango Forks, winning 114-22.

Elsewhere, the South Kortright boys and girls defeated Franklin in a Tri Valley meet.

The Edmeston boys dropped Richfield Springs 82 to 46 and the Richfield Springs girls ran by Edmeston 80 to 31.

High School Lacrosse

Maine Endwell outscored Oneonta 15 – 6

High School Golf

At Delhi College yesterday, Delaware Academy topped Unadilla Valley, 223 – 248

High School Tennis

Hunter Tannersville edged Margaretville 4 – 3

Clinton handed Cooperstown a 4 – 1 loss

Stamford stopped Roxbury 5 – 2

College Tennis

The Oneonta State men's tennis team lost only one set yesterday en route to a 9-0 shutout win at home versus Union College and the O-State women's team ended its mini three-match skid with a 6-3 win.

Women’s College Lacrosse

The milestones keep coming and the records keep falling for Oneonta State, which went on the road and defeated SUNY Potsdam yesterday 17-11.  The win for the Red Dragons was their eighth consecutive to start the season, which is the best start to a season in the history of the program.

College Baseball

Oneonta State junior Steve Lambert pitched eight scoreless innings yesterday in leading the Red Dragons to a 7-0 shutout at Plattsburgh.

SUNY Oneonta Baseball Little League Clinic

When: 1pm-3pm, Saturday 4/14/2012, Registration will begin at 12:15pm
Where: Red Dragon Baseball Field on Campus at SUNY Oneonta
Who: Open to boys and girls ages 5-12
Cost: FREE!!
Please remember to wear baseball pants or sweat pants, dress according to the weather, bring your own glove, baseball bats, cleats, protective cup, batting gloves, etc.  Batting helmets will be provided.  Pre-Registration is recommended.  SUNY Oneonta Coaches and Players will work the clinic.  The Clinic will focus on proper throwing mechanics, defensive drills by position, and hitting drills.  Any questions may be directed to Ben Grimm, Head Baseball Coach at 607-436-2661 or at ben.grimm@oneonta.edu.

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