SHARON— The Sharon Historical Society is pleased to welcome renowned textile historian and scholar Rabbit Goody, owner, director, and designer of Thistle Hill Weavers, for a special presentation on April 13 at 7:00 PM as part of its Historical Lecture Series.
Rabbit Goody will present, “Woven Into History: How Cloth, Craft, and Careful
Research Bring the P
SHARON SPRINGS — The fourth Annual Kayla S. Black Memorial Easter Egg Hunt at Sharon Springs Central School is coming up fast, scheduled for Saturday, April 11th at 2:00 PM.
With nearly ten thousand eggs hidden all over the SSCS grounds, this HUGE Easter Egg Hunt will have tons of candy and big prizes too! There will be facepainting and photo ops with the E
COBLESKILL – The Peaceable Day Quilters quilt guild (PDQ) will gather for their monthly meeting on Tuesday, April 7th, at 10:30 am at the Fusion Church Hall, 375 North Grand Street, in Cobleskill. Sign-ups for Spring 2026 classes and Field Trips will continue at this meeting, and the program will be a “How to – Basics” of making a T-shirt quilt, given by Bar
Hey Neighbors!
Spring showers have hit and the season is really starting to shift! Keep a look out for flash flood warnings and watches and remember to never drive through high water! This next week look out for variable high temps from 30s to 60s with rain on Sunday! More sunshine is expected next week!
Get ready for Spring Awakening for the Shops on Main
SHARON SPRINGS — The Sharon Silver & Gold Senior Club will hold its April Luncheon meeting on Friday, April 10th at the Office for the Aging’s “Spa Ritz” meal site at the Sharon Springs Firehouse at 137 Beechwood Rd with a rotating activity to follow.
The Silver & Gold Senior Club continues to positively contribute to the lives of so many! Members of this d
Temperatures in the teens at night were totally unacceptable, but the we were in the high 60’s a few days later. The daffodils are starting to sprout so I sure hope we are done with freezing temps. I saw a whole bunch of robins and the chickadees are rarely visiting the bird feeder.
The ice is all gone from Summit Lake.
Hope all are able to gather with fam
As we leave March of 2026, I look forward to Spring and more celebrations. Last week we celebrated our son Dalton. He is a homeschooled Senior. Dalton buckled down in school and was able to move from 11th grade to 12th grade this school year. Since he is not in school, we allowed him to choose his Senior Trip.
Dalton wanted to see a Hardy concert, so he cho
Chrischen Chung speaks during his presentation.
COBLESKILL — SUNY Cobleskill hosted its first-ever Student Startup Competition on Friday, March 27, providing a platform for aspiring entrepreneurs to pitch diverse business concepts to a panel of professional judges. The event, held in Warner Hall, was organized by the Steps for Success (S4S) Entrepreneurship