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The Future for Oneonta Foundation announced a community challenge gift from Brian Wright, who has pledged to match donations—dollar for dollar—up to $125,000 to help complete the much-anticipated Wilber Park Splash Pad Project. The campaign has already received a $25,000 from Alan Cleinman, as part of this matching challenge. Donations can be made to the Future for Oneonta Foundation at futureforoneonta.org.
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The Future For Oneonta Foundation is planning a multi-use facility to be located on Dietz Street, Foundation Chairman Al Cleinman explains:
(Al Cleinman 4-7-25)
Cleinman said that the project is expected to cost about 1.5 Million dollars to complete, they are seeking grants and donations to make the project a reality, the opening could be as soon as 2026.
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(Al Cleinman 4-7-25)
Cleinman said that the project is expected to cost about 1.5 Million dollars to complete, they are seeking grants and donations to make the project a reality, the opening could be as soon as 2026.
The dedication of Miller Park in Oneonta to honor Late Mayor Dick Miller, took place this morning in downtown Oneonta. Mary Gary Herzig read the plaque at the site:
(Herzig 9-13-16)
Oneonta businessman Alan Cleinman of Cleinman Performance Partners led the effort to establish the park:
(Alan Cleinman 9-13-16)
Cleinman said that their hope is to exxtend the plans to beautify both sides of Lettis Highway for those entering the city. Miller Park is located at the intersection of the Lettis Highway & Main Street in Oneonta, to honor Dick Miller, who served as President of Hartwick College and then Mayor of Oneonta, he took his own life in October of 2014.
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(Herzig 9-13-16)
Oneonta businessman Alan Cleinman of Cleinman Performance Partners led the effort to establish the park:
(Alan Cleinman 9-13-16)
Cleinman said that their hope is to exxtend the plans to beautify both sides of Lettis Highway for those entering the city. Miller Park is located at the intersection of the Lettis Highway & Main Street in Oneonta, to honor Dick Miller, who served as President of Hartwick College and then Mayor of Oneonta, he took his own life in October of 2014.