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News | August 17, 2026
CONESVILLE — Talks continue in the Town of Conesville on making the historic, town-owned Couchman House the new Town Hall. The matter was discussed again at the Tuesday, Aug. 11 Town Board meeting during the Couchman House Committee report. At the July meeting, Committee member Mary Rouleau distributed a proposal that would make the Couchman House the new T
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News | August 17, 2026
CONESVILLE — Everything is coming together for the Town of Conesville's Sept. 19 celebration of the country's 250th Birthday. Town Historian Kim Young gave a brief update at the Tuesday, Aug. 11 Town Board meeting, saying she recently sent flyers detailing the day's events to residents of the town and immediate surrounding area. Events will unfold starting
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News | August 17, 2026
LAWYERSVILLE — On Saturday, July 25th, Troop 56 held an Eagle Scout Court of Honor at the Lawyersville Reformed Church to celebrate four local Scouts that recently earned their Eagle Rank. The Eagle Scout Award is the highest and most coveted rank in Scouting, the last major step in the advancement program that fewer than 4% of all Scouts in the United State
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Event | August 17, 2026
HOWES CAVE — On Saturday and Sunday, Sept 5th and 6th, 10 a.m.-5 p.m, Celebrate Haudenosaunee creativity at this vibrant event featuring an all-Iroquois Art Market showcasing both traditional and contemporary arts and fine crafts. The event is at the Iroquois Museum on Caverns Road. Highlights include: Sky Dancers from Six Nations Reserve (Ontario) perform
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News | August 17, 2026
SHARON SPRINGS — The Sharon Springs Chamber of Commerce will host the 16th annual Sharon Springs Harvest Festival on Saturday, September 19, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., and Sunday, September 20, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission is free. More than 50 vendors — local farms, artisan makers, distilleries, vintage dealers and community not-for-profits — will line Ma
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News | August 17, 2026
SCHOHARIE COUNTY – Summer may be flying by, but the Schoharie Valley Singers are already looking ahead to an exciting fall season filled with music, fellowship, and some very special news. The Schoharie Valley Singers Board of Directors and Search Committee are pleased to announce that Max Horning, a Schoharie County native and music teacher at Sharon Sprin
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News | August 17, 2026
Do you have any events in Cobleskill, Richmondville, or Sharon Springs you would like to see featured in the Cobleskill Herald? Please let us know at cobleskillherld@gmail.com. Senior Congregate Meal Sites Open Local residents are invited to enjoy noon-time meals and good company (except holidays) at one of Schoharie County Office for the Aging’s congregat
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News | August 17, 2026
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News | August 17, 2026
ALBANY/SCHOHARIE -- Maintenance and custodial staff at Capital Region BOCES have been hard at work preparing five school buildings and additional classroom and administrative space for the start of the 2026-27 school year. Facilities Director Kevin Sharpe said the focus of the effort has been waxing, stripping and painting the classrooms and common areas th
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Event | August 17, 2026
PUBLIC ANNOUNCEMENT! ROCKING UNDER THE STARS!
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Event | August 17, 2026
GALLUPVILLE - The Gallupville Fire Department will be hosting a FREE movie night Saturday night, August 22. The movie will be shown outside, weather permitting, if it rains the showing will be in the station. Please bring your own chairs or blankets. We will provide popcorn and water. You can arrive anytime after 7PM and the move will begin around 7:30PM or
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Event | August 17, 2026
SCHOHARIE – The Schoharie Library invites everyone to the grand finale of an event-filled summer on Tuesday, August 25, 4-6pm. The Summer Reading Wrap-up Party will include karaoke, kids’ activities, make-your-own ice cream sundaes, and book giveaways. It’s also the last chance to turn in summer reading tracking sheets for prizes. The band Feral Children** w
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