New Hartford in the 1960s
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The former Methodist Church on Oxford Road became the new home for the Players of Utica.
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A senior day care center opened in the Oneida County Agricultural building on Oxford Road
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The American Emblem plant on Genesee Street was razed to make way for the Sauquoit Valley arterial.
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Betty Hurd was elected president of the Board of Education for the New Hartford Schools
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The New Hartford Fire Department had a new 1,000-gallon American LaFrance pumper.
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The Higby Road (Hughes Elementary School) was built.
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The roof of the Point School was demolished
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James H. Donovan becomes supervisor of the Town of New Hartford
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John Miller and Susan Bachman are valedictorian and salutatorian of the New Hartford High School Class of 1964
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Munger's Department store was built in the New Hartford Shopping Center.
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The Citizen's band \concert on Jul 28, 1964 on the steps of the Oxford Road School. Peter W. Cavallo, bass baritone, was the soloist.