Cooperstown, New York (NY) Consumer Services Companies
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- Barber Shops3
- Beauty Shops31
- Carpet and Upholstery Cleaning1
- Cemetery Subdividers and Developers7
- Child Day Care Services11
- Direct Selling Establishments1
- Dry Cleaning Plants6
- Fuel Oil Dealers8
- Liquefied Petroleum Gas (Bottled Gas) Dealers1
- Miscellaneous Personal Services, NEC12
- Repair Shops4
- Watch, Clock, and Jewelry Repair1
- Welding Repair1
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- Burlington Flats5
- Cherry Valley6
- Colliersville5
- East Worcester4
- Edmeston9
- Fly Creek7
- Garrattsville1
- Gilbertsville5
- Hartwick12
- Laurens1
- Maryland10
- Milford11
- Morris12
- Mount Vision1
- Mt Vision2
- Oneonta360
- Otego19
- Richfield Spgs12
- Richfield Springs37
- Roseboom1
- Schenevus22
- Springfield Center2
- Unadilla36
- Wells Bridge1
- West Burlington3
- West Edmeston6
- West Oneonta13
- Westford9
- Worcester27
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