AllOtsego.com: 12 GIFTS OF AN OTSEGO COUNTYCHRISTMAS

12 GIFTS OF AN OTSEGO COUNTYCHRISTMAS

11/27/09

1
Rick Gibbon at Riverwood in Cooperstown sells Todd Pink’s locally made Soap Rocks. If you like rocks and like to be clean, they’re just the thing.

2
Know someone who enjoys opera? Glimmerglass Opera subscriptions for the 2010 season are on sale now, says Kristin Cook, opera group sales and marketing assistant.

3
Fly Creek Cider Mill Owner Bill Michaels and employee Nancy Strongreen think the mill’s Cider and Wassail mixes, as well as their wines and spreads, would make great gifts for apple lovers.

4
Laura’s Chocolates, made in Franklin by Laura Haney and sold all over Otsego County, would be tasty treats to bring to holiday gatherings or to fill stockings.

5
Capresso baristas Ryan Stofro and Alicia Pucci guarantee a Capresso gift certificate would be a welcome gift under the tree. Capresso is on Main Street in Oneonta.

6
Lynn Deichman’s Alpaca hats and yarns are available at the Cooperstown Farmers’ Market. Deichman and her 45 Alpacas reside in Fly Creek.

7
Otsego County photographer Richard Duncan’s photo books of the county – and now T-shirts – are available at The Farmer’s Museum and Fenimore Art Museum gift shops in Cooperstown.

8
Liz Shannon, is not only an Oneonta alderman, but also an artist. Her handwoven scarves are available at the Artisan’s Guild, Oneonta, along with work by many other local artists.

9
Bear Pond Winery, Milford Center, offers many unique wines. Stop by and visit Meghan Greenleaf, wine tasting specialist, for a try.

10
Cooperstown Art Association’s Holiday Show offers many gifts ideas by local artists including this work by Steve Berman, Oneonta.

11
American Girl Molly sports doll clothes and a hat made by Molly Holtje, Cooperstown, are sold at the Cooperstown Farmers’ Market.

12 A membership to the Oneonta Family YMCA would be the perfect gift for someone looking for a fun place to work out this winter. Executive Director Frank Russo shows off a sheet of membership cards.

Labels: 12-04-09, Frontpage