Lauren Takores Staff is a journalist for The Daily Star, focusing on local news in Oneonta, United States. Her articles cover a range of topics including community events, local government, education, business, and development. Lauren is dedicated to keeping the residents of Oneonta informed about the issues and events that matter to them.
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Lauren Takores Staff's coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly government announcements and events in the Oneonta area. She covers a wide range of topics including education, government & politics, entertainment news, human resources & employment as well as community development.
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A warehouse at 217 Main St. in Cooperstown — the former Where it All Began Bat Co.
A warehouse at 217 Main St. in Cooperstown — the former Where it All Began Bat Co. Tuesday, May 14 Lauren Takores | The Daily Star
Hartwick College staff set up a commencement display inside Binder Physical Education Center, Wednesday, May 15. From left: Associate Director of Student Engagement Daniela Goncalves, Event Scheduler and Summer Rentals Coordinator James Cummings, Major Events Coordinator Ryan Butler. Lauren Takores | The Daily Star
SUNY Oneonta Associate Director of Sustainability Rachel Kornhauser hoists a bag of clothing left behind by students living in Golding Hall out of a bin and into a school van headed to the Otsego ReUse Center, Thursday, May 16. Lauren Takores | The Daily Star
Sara Robinson, LEAF PAXIS project coordinator and prevention specialist, delivers six ONEbox Narcan overdose reversal kits to David Hotaling, Oneonta Public Transit director, for installation on the fleet of OPT buses, Friday, May 17. Lauren Takores | The Daily Star
Susquehanna SPCA Executive Director Stacie Haynes and New York State Police Capt. Marc Barbera update the public on an animal cruelty investigation at a New Berlin farm where more than 100 animals were removed, Tuesday, May 21.
About 150 people attended Oneonta American Legion Post 259's annual Memorial Day ceremony in Neahwa Park Monday, May 27, to honor and remember the fallen veterans of all American wars
Addyson Olsen, 11, of Bloomville, with Auggie, her first place-winning 5-year-old calf at the Otsego County Fair, Friday, August 2. The fair continues Saturday and Sunday. Mahala Vetsch | The Daily Star
By: Lauren Takores Staff
A sign identifies the the Delhi Fire Department as a drop-off point for Hurricane Helene relief supplies, Friday, Oct. 4.
The proposed location of a vehicle roundabout at the intersection of Main and Maple streets and James F. Lettis Highway in Oneonta is pictured, Monday, Oct. 14. Kathleen Gasperini | The Daily Star
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