Mark Simonson is a journalist based in Oneonta, focusing on local news and historical events in the area. He writes for The Daily Star and Cleburne Times Review, covering a wide range of topics including community events, historical milestones, and local happenings. Mark's articles provide readers with a glimpse into the past and present of the Oneonta region.
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Mark Simonson's coverage primarily focuses on local news, history, events, and time periods in Oneonta. His articles often include expert commentary related to culture & society, education, and agriculture & farming.
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By: Mark Simonson
Getting from Oneonta’s West End to East End, and back, got a whole lot easier 50 years ago this week.
By: Mark Simonson
A portion of today’s Oneonta Susquehanna Greenway Trail, New Island, was not easy to acquire.
By: Mark Simonson
If I was to ask for a show of hands of those tired of the campaign ads on television, the pop-ups on your digital media, and the recycling bin filling
By: Mark Simonson
Local students witnessed violence in India after an assassination, a controversial powerline was approved, and preservation of local places were all making news in November 1984.
By: Mark Simonson
Richfield Springs has probably never witnessed a “penguin” sighting before, but they did in November 1939.
By: Mark Simonson
The fall of 1929 was a busy time for the ways local motorists got from place to place. Many roadways got numbers, new traffic signals appeared and some roadways got
By: Mark Simonson
It’s that time of year again. The “snowbirds” are headed south to escape our winter in the Northeast.
By: Mark Simonson
It had been a long time coming, but at last in 1999 a soccer title came for “Soccertown, U.S.A.”
By: Mark Simonson
One big story around our area to be remembered in 2024 will be the announced departure of the Cooperstown Baseball World camp from Oneonta.
By: Mark Simonson
With Broad Street’s nightlife culture fading away due to urban renewal in Oneonta, entertainment venues moved to Main Street or to a newly discovered Water Street in 1974. This advertisement appeared in The Daily Star of Nov. 8, 1974. File
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