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News | September 26, 2024
ROXBURY — The Roxbury Arts group is pleased to announce an Artist Talk video for Plant Matter, a group exhibition ongoing at the Walter Meade Gallery at the Roxbury Arts Center. The Artist Talk video features commentary from participating artists John Hudak, Margot Elizabeth Glass, Linda Stillman, Jackie Skrzynski, and Amy Wilson, and curator Ursula Hudak.
The Mountain EagleNews | September 26, 2024
DELAWARE LEAGUE – The Gilboa-Roxbury boys added another game to the win column, in a key Delaware League match on Tuesday, defeating South Kortright/Andes 1-0 and top the league standings. Margaretville topped Windham 5-1 last Thursday to pick up a league win under the lights at MCS. Hunter Balcom did most of the damage as he connected for a hat trick, whil
The Mountain EagleNews | September 26, 2024
ROXBURY — The Roxbury Arts group is pleased to announce an Artist Talk video for Plant Matter, a group exhibition ongoing at the Walter Meade Gallery at the Roxbury Arts Center. The Artist Talk video features participating artists John Hudak, Margot Elizabeth Glass, Linda Stillman, Jackie Skrzynski, and Amy Wilson. The video is available at the Roxbury Arts
The Mountain EagleNews | September 26, 2024
DELHI — For our next artist focus in our 2024 season, Delaware Pantry is excited to offer Selected Works, a diverse collection of works from long-time New York and Bovina resident, Corneel Verlaan. Originally from the Netherlands, Verlaan has made the US his home since the 1970s and first came to Bovina in the 1980s. He has explored the natural and made envi
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News | September 15, 2024
CATSKILL - The proof will be in the proverbial pudding as Greene County Legislature members - now that they have it - ponder what to do with an extensive study on local emergency medical services. Lawmakers recently received the 78-page report from Fitch & Associates, setting aside up to $100,000 for the independent review and its accompanying recommendatio
The Mountain EagleNews | September 5, 2024
CATSKILL - Adoption of the Columbia-Greene Community College 2024/25 budget by the Greene County Legislature means release of the next spending plan for the county is not far behind. Lawmakers, at their regular monthly meeting in August, gave approval of the college fiscal package following earlier public hearings. Their overall budget is $20,292,283, an i
The Mountain EagleNews | September 5, 2024
ONEONTA — Facing a steady decline in applicants for new sheriff’s deputy positions, the Schoharie County Sheriff’s Office is seeking creative new ways to find qualified candidates on the SUNY Oneonta campus. Working closely alongside SUNY Oneonta Law Enforcement Academy instructors, Schoharie County Undersheriff Bruce Baker and his team are reimagining the
The Mountain EagleNews | August 23, 2024
MARGARETVILLE — Plein air painting is a term for painting outdoors originally coined by the Impressionist painters in the late 1800’s. They were preceded by the Hudson River Painters were an earlier group of artists who practiced painting outdoors in the Hudson Valley in the early 1800’s. The tradition of gathering outdoors to paint together has been carrie
The Mountain EagleNews | August 23, 2024
CATSKILL - Bids have been approved by the Greene County Legislature for the redevelopment of a visitors “welcome center,” although the multi-million dollar project is not warmly welcomed by all lawmakers. The county Tourism Office has been located for many years at the Exit 21 entrance/exit for the New York State Thruway, between the village of Catskill and
The Mountain EagleNews | August 9, 2024
CAIRO - Nobody is waiting for the future to get here to secure the presence and viability of the Greene County Youth Fair as well as the Cornell Cooperative Extension of Columbia and Greene counties. Greene County legislature members were in attendance at the recent 70th anniversary of the Youth Fair, held in late July and still reverberating. They were jo
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News | August 9, 2024
LEXINGTON - Windham Rotary Foundation 12th Annual Cancer Patient Car Show is Sunday, Aug. 11, 10 a.m. - 3 p.m. at the Ashland Town Park. There will be food vendors, music, 50/50 raffle, door prizes and WRIP 97.9. Registration is 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., $15 minimum donation per vehicle entered. Spectators are free. Open to all years, makes, models and motorcycles; trophies, $500 best in show “classic,” sponsored by Martinez Auto Body. Funds raised support cancer patients in Greene County through Gree…
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News | July 29, 2024
MIDDLEBURGH - The Village of Middleburgh officials announced that free public Wi-Fi will be coming to the village later this year, after the Schoharie County Board of Supervisors unanimously voted Friday to award the Middleburgh Telephone Company (MIDTEL) with a $65,000 contract to install and provide public Wi-Fi throughout the Village’s business district a
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