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News | February 8, 2026
Delaware League Varsity Boys Basketball (12 league games) *SKCS/Andes 11-0 14-3 Jefferson/Stamford 7-2 9-6 Charlotte Valley 5-4 7-7 Gilboa Conesville/Roxbury 3-5 5-9 HTC 3-7 5-11 Windham 2-6 5-8 Margaretville 1-8 1-13 Delaware League Varsity Girls Basketball (8 league games) *Stamford/Jefferson 7-0 14-2 SKCS/Andes 5-2 9-5 HTC 4-4 7-7 Margaretvill
The Mountain EagleNews | February 8, 2026
Team and High Individual Match Scores 01/30/26 Match XIV Stamford beats Rockdale: 1095-16X to 1045-10X High Scores for Stamford were: Steve Baker 280-4X; Gus Mueller 276-7X; Jim Hitt 275-2X; and Stephen Hansen 264-3X Other Stamford Shooters were: Larry VanDeusen, Pat Mattice, Javin Traver, and David Ferris High Shooters for Rockdale were: Rob Gould 271-3
The Mountain EagleNews | February 8, 2026
KORTRIGHT — Sheriff Craig S. DuMond announced that a Roxbury resident was arrested following a traffic stop in the Town of Kortright. On the evening of January 24th, 2026, a Sheriff’s Deputy was on patrol in the Town of Kortright when the Deputy’s license plate reader alerted to a suspended registration on a passing vehicle. A traffic stop was conducted on
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News | February 8, 2026
Above photo: Nazely Kurkjian, Assistant Vice President for Enrollment and Strategy at SUNY Delhi, has been selected as a fellow in the 2026 SUNY Disability Support Leadership Institute DELHI — Nazely Kurkjian, Assistant Vice President for Enrollment and Strategy at SUNY Delhi, has been selected as a fellow in the 2026 SUNY Disability Support Leadership Inst
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Feature | February 6, 2026
Before choices harden into direction, there is a pause where attention gathers. This story traces the quiet power of staying with uncertainty until orientation, not certainty, emerges.
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News | February 5, 2026
Above photo: Cardinal at 8 Degrees, photo by Brian Goodfellow Woke up to minus 8 degrees Saturday morning then it went down to -10 but there was no wind thank goodness. In these temps when you walk on packed snow it crunches. On Sunday morning it was -0, what in the world is minus zero and only went up to plain old 0 all day. The snow storm, Fern, of last
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News | February 5, 2026
SCHOHARIE COUNTY — Now as we cross over into the second month of 2026, we all know that we are one step closer to having spring arrive! As we scramble to catch every ray of sunshine, remember the events in Schoharie County that are coming down the lane for your enjoyment. Please be aware the 30 day open enrollment period is open on January 31, 2026 in order
The Mountain EagleNews | February 5, 2026
Snow much to talk about this week! First off, thank you to the Sharon Pathfinders for getting our trails open, safe and ready for riding. Thank you to all of the volunteers who devote their time to this organization. Thank you to the land owners that allow the trails to be open on their property. I know my boys love to ride in the winter. I am more of a stay
The Mountain EagleNews | February 5, 2026
Hey Neighbors! That cold snap over the weekend with negatives had a high of 1 or 0 degrees depending on who you talk to. This made general activities difficult and by the second day many reported frozen pipes. Sunday into Monday we got about 12 inches which ended up being underwhelming based on expected totals from the weatherman. Looks like some negatives
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News | February 5, 2026
Carl Calabrese, taking his Oath of Office for Lieutenant at the Village of Cobleskill Police Department. Also pictured, Dean DeMartino, Chief of Police, Heather Lacis, Village Clerk, and Brian Bienduga, Deputy Chief of Police. Photo by Elizabeth Barr
The Mountain EagleNews | February 5, 2026
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS — The Catskill Mountain Club is a 22 year old, grass roots, non-profit, offering free, member lead hiking, paddling and biking adventures throughout the Catskill Mountains. The Club also advocates for any non-motorized outdoor recreational opportunities. The following are our member led hikes for the upcoming weeks. For details and direct
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