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News | August 20, 2026
Windham town justice Maureen McCarthy has been awarded a “Certificate of Honorable Service” for her more than 20 years on the bench. On hand for the recent presentation were (left to right) Greene County Magistrates Association president William Jacobs, Judge McCarthy, court clerk Karen Matteo, accounts clerk Jessica Leto and town clerk Bonnie Poehmel. WIND
The Mountain Eagle
News | August 20, 2026
JEFFERSON – The town of Jefferson will lease its gravel bank to Seward Sand and Gravel, approved a six-month moratorium on development for commercial and industrial properties and will set a public information meeting on the water district, once there have been quotes on getting the work done to replace aging infrastructure and repair water mains. Superviso
The Mountain Eagle
News | August 20, 2026
HOBART – Members of the Stamford Town Board held their first zoom meeting on Aug.12 and in the future, residents can tune in to town board meetings by going to the website and getting the link. Supervisor John Kosier has been researching and working to get the zoom established after residents asked for the remote option when they don't have time to attend th
The Mountain Eagle
News | August 20, 2026
BETTER THAN HEARSAY
The Mountain EagleNews | August 20, 2026
HARPERSFIELD – Members of the Harpersfield Town Board have set a public hearing for 7 p.m on Sept. 9 to hear comments on a proposed Local Law for Dog Control. The law is being proposed to allow court action on issues involving dog complaints. They also approve extending dog licenses for three-year renewals to coincide with rabies vaccinations. There will als
The Mountain Eagle
News | August 19, 2026
TANNERSVILLE — Deja Brew Bakery and Cafe is not your average coffee shop. Owned by husband-and-wife team Ismael “Ish” Villafane and Kimberly Villafane, the Main Street café offers an extensive selection of pastries, specialty sandwiches, and coffee drinks made with beans imported directly from Puerto Rico. It also serves Harney & Sons tea (produced in Hudso
The Mountain EagleEvent | August 19, 2026
ROXBURY — Les Greene is coming to rock Hilt Kelly Hall in Roxbury with his boundless energy and magnetic stage presence on Friday September 4th at 7:30p. With his band The Swayzees, Greene delivers high-energy roots rock 'n' soul that honors the genre's foundations while bringing contemporary fire and electrifying dance moves. Tickets are on sale now with ti
The Mountain EagleNews | August 19, 2026
Another week has gone by here in the month of August. It won’t be long before school begins once more. Still, there are lots of great events coming up with our 250th anniversary celebrations. Be sure to look at your town’s correspondent’s news in the Mountain Eagle as we keep you all up to date on all of that. It was a very enjoyable luncheon at the Middleb
The Mountain EagleEvent | August 19, 2026
GILBOA — If your refrigerator requires a Wi-Fi connection and your toaster periodically reboots itself, the Gilboa Museum has a brief operational respite for you. On Saturday, August 22, at 1:00 p.m., the museum will present “The Way Things Worked,” a talk and live demonstration by museum board member Michael Shiffer dedicated to the noisy, deliberate, and e
The Mountain Eagle
News | August 19, 2026
The Mountain Eagle team met in Prattsville Sunday for a picnic, pictured left to right, back row: Lorcan Otway, Linda & James Schilling, David Avitabile, Karen Cuccinello, Matthew Avitabile, and Genie Otway. Front row: Diane Dobry, Liz Page, Dottie Pickett, and Bill Sharick. Special thanks to Eddie for taking the photo.
The Mountain Eagle
News | August 19, 2026
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