Manufacturing Bootcamp Opens Career Pathways in Upstate NY
Discover how SUNY Oneonta’s new manufacturing bootcamp is helping Upstate NY residents launch careers with local employers and micro-credentials.
Discover how SUNY Oneonta’s new manufacturing bootcamp is helping Upstate NY residents launch careers with local employers and micro-credentials.
Fall in Upstate New York shines brightest in Little Falls and Cooperstown—the state’s friendliest towns. From garlic and cheese festivals to lakeside picnics and hidden trails, here’s why your autumn road trip needs to stop here.
Paddlers and officials gathered at Otsego Lake on National Canoe Day to celebrate the launch of the New York Susquehanna Basin Water Trail—190 miles of scenic riverway from Cooperstown to Corning.
Discover why Cooperstown and Little Falls are two of the most hospitable towns in Upstate New York. From lakeside strolls and canal-side charm to friendly festivals and unforgettable food, these small towns deliver big on heart and heritage.
Discover how Cooperstown Coworks is redefining remote work in Upstate NY—flexible, affordable workspace in a scenic, connected small-town community.
March is Irish Heritage Month in Upstate NY, bringing a month-long celebration of live Celtic music, cultural events, and festive St. Patrick’s Day parties! From traditional sessions to grand parades and must-see concerts, there’s something for everyone. Explore events across Oneida, Herkimer, and Otsego Counties and join the craic!
What’s Upstate NY secures a $260K grant to expand workforce efforts, attract talent, and showcase the Mohawk Valley as a top destination to live and work.
Celebrate the holiday season at Glimmer Nights at Fenimore Farm in Cooperstown, NY, featuring dazzling light displays, festive activities, and family-friendly fun. Get your tickets today for a magical experience!
Discover how Otsego County students are transforming communities through the Student Voices, Student Choices program. Innovative ideas, lasting impact!
Join the Village of Cooperstown for the Annual Community Harvest Potluck Supper, where neighbors and newcomers gather around a 300-foot table on Main Street to share food, stories, and laughter. This cherished Upstate NY tradition celebrates local flavors, connection, and the welcoming spirit of small-town living.