12/2 - 10:45 AM - Drop-in Storytime - Join Miss Terry for this fun, interactive storytime geared toward little ones ages 0-5 and their caregivers! We will read books, sing songs and watch a short film based on our weekly theme. No registration is required.12/2 - 1:00-4:00 PM - Mahjong - Join the ladies for games of Mahjong. If you don't know how to play, they will help you. Men are welcome also.12/4 - 11:00-12:00 - Homeschool Explorers - The Homeschool Explorers Program is designed for h...
Chrischen Chung poured in 24 points, six for seven from deep, to give Tigers first win of the seasonCOBLESKILL – The SUNY Cobleskill men’s basketball team picked up their first win of the season with a commanding 74-56 home victory over Keystone College on Tuesday night in the Iorio Gymnasium.Senior guard Chrischen Chung (Poughkeepsie, NY) led the Tigers with a game-high 24 points, tying his career high, while adding five rebounds, four assists, a steal, and a block. Chung was nearly perfect...
Chrischen Chung poured in 24 points, six for seven from deep, to give Tigers first win of the seasonCOBLESKILL – The SUNY Cobleskill men’s basketball team picked up their first win of the season with a commanding 74-56 home victory over Keystone College on Tuesday night in the Iorio Gymnasium.Senior guard Chrischen Chung (Poughkeepsie, NY) led the Tigers with a game-high 24 points, tying his career high, while adding five rebounds, four assists, a steal, and a block. Chung was nearly perfect...
By Elizabeth BarrCOBLESKILL — A December to Remember Committee in Cobleskill is in the process of making snowmen out of tires. They will be available to businesses to purchase. There is a minimum donation of $30 or more for each snowman, check or cash paid to CPI of Cobleskill. Deliveries will be on December 1st. Once you have purchased the snowman, it will be yours to keep. We hope they will be displayed every year during the Holiday season. Please contact Donna Gunzinger at 518-2...
By Elizabeth BarrCOBLESKILL — A December to Remember Committee in Cobleskill is in the process of making snowmen out of tires. They will be available to businesses to purchase. There is a minimum donation of $30 or more for each snowman, check or cash paid to CPI of Cobleskill. Deliveries will be on December 1st. Once you have purchased the snowman, it will be yours to keep. We hope they will be displayed every year during the Holiday season. Please contact Donna Gunzinger at 518-2...
By Matthew AvitabileCOBLESKILL — Erin Vollmer, MS, RN, NC-BC, NE-BC, CHOP-B, has much experience in New York, ranging from growing up in the Hudson Valley to working in the greater Syracuse area before starting her current role as Director of Nursing and Director of Operations Cobleskill Regional Hospital.The current head of several programs at Cobleskill Regional Hospital originally studied Art History and Art Therapy at SUNY Oswego before earning degrees in nursing and nursing education. Thr...
By Matthew AvitabileCOBLESKILL — Erin Vollmer, MS, RN, NC-BC, NE-BC, CHOP-B, has much experience in New York, ranging from growing up in the Hudson Valley to working in the greater Syracuse area before starting her current role as Director of Nursing and Director of Operations Cobleskill Regional Hospital.The current head of several programs at Cobleskill Regional Hospital originally studied Art History and Art Therapy at SUNY Oswego before earning degrees in nursing and nursing education. Thr...
By Chris EnglishSHARON SPRINGS _ Some recent audits of Sharon Springs School District finances went well, Business Manager Tony DiPace reported at the Monday, Nov. 17 school board meeting.A financial audit and extracurricular financial audit came back with no major issues, he said."A very clean audit," DiPace noted. "My hat's off to the staff down there, they did a great job as always."He said there was a comment on the financial audit about the district not doing an independent audit of fixed a...
By Chris EnglishSHARON SPRINGS _ Some recent audits of Sharon Springs School District finances went well, Business Manager Tony DiPace reported at the Monday, Nov. 17 school board meeting.A financial audit and extracurricular financial audit came back with no major issues, he said."A very clean audit," DiPace noted. "My hat's off to the staff down there, they did a great job as always."He said there was a comment on the financial audit about the district not doing an independent audit of fixed a...
Dylan Gallagher Yasmin IssaySubmitted by Sue deBruijnSCHOHARIE COUNTY – Two Schoharie County high school seniors, Dylan Gallagher of Cobleskill-Richmondville Central School and Yasmin Issa of Sharon Springs Central School, have been chosen as DAR Good Citizens by their teachers and classmates. This contest is sponsored each year by the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution and locally by the Captain Christian Brown Chapter of Cobleskill.The students were judged on leadership...
Dylan Gallagher Yasmin IssaySubmitted by Sue deBruijnSCHOHARIE COUNTY – Two Schoharie County high school seniors, Dylan Gallagher of Cobleskill-Richmondville Central School and Yasmin Issa of Sharon Springs Central School, have been chosen as DAR Good Citizens by their teachers and classmates. This contest is sponsored each year by the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution and locally by the Captain Christian Brown Chapter of Cobleskill.The students were judged on leadership...
Guest speaker, Ali Hearn, jokes with attendeesGuest speaker, Dr. Laura McDaniel, engages with her breakout session, "Literacy Best Practices" C-R National Junior Honor Society members assisted with serving lunch and directing attendees throughout the day (left to right, 8th graders Ava Moreland and Abby Miller) C-R National Junior Honor Society members assisted with serving lunch and directing attendees throughout the day (left to right, 8th graders Maeleigh Dinge, Emmi Hughes and Sawyer Bei...
