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Story | August 27, 2026
DAVENPORT – Charlotte Valley Central School Superintendent Eric Whipple said they are ready to begin classes on Sept. 8, with teachers heading back next week for teachers conferences. "We have just three new staff to add this year, which is the lowest number in a number of years," said Whipple. Julia Kuk will teach Vocal Music, Julia Blondel will start as a
Story | August 27, 2026
STAMFORD – This is the 50th anniversary year of the annual Stamford Mayor's Cup Soccer Tournament and the host booster club, the Stamford Central School Booster Club is seeking any old photos previous players may have. Athletes from 14 soccer teams will start the season Aug. 31 as the tournament kicks off at Russ Archibald Memorial Field. The games start at
Story | August 27, 2026
STAMFORD – Members of the Stamford Village Board heard a plea for resolution on a $7,000 water bill, approved the sale of the barn located at 7 1/2 Railroad Ave and heard a request to acknowledge a settlement agreement regarding Mountain Dog Cafe LLC and 5-9 Harper St., during their regular meeting on Monday. Deborah and Josh Kross, who own 3 Mountain Ave.
Story | August 27, 2026
STAMFORD – A local man has spent a few years developing his astronomical clock out of Legos. That's right, those colorful, interlocking blocks that are a hit with many kids. You may not know there is an elite group of Lego masters, who can build almost anything out of the blocks. And, they aren't just for kids. Michael Smith is hoping to join the 10,000 sup
Story | August 27, 2026
WEST KILL - While it has oft’ been said that “neither snow nor rain nor heat nor gloom of night stays these couriers from the swift completion of their appointed rounds,” something has arisen that apparently does. In the winter of 2025, a fire at the post office in the hamlet of West Kill caused the rural letter center to be shut down. It has not reopened.
Story | August 27, 2026
BETTER THAN HEARSAY
Story | August 26, 2026
MARGARETVILLE - In Margaretville, Sunday Aug. 23 at noon, there was the annual "Soapbox Social." Democrats, Independents and "Dem-curious" gathered for free ice cream, Kitchen Cheetah's Chili for sale, and Home Baked Treats for donation and auction. They heard speeches from Michele Frazier, who is running for New York State Senate's 51st District. She is ru
Story | August 26, 2026
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Story | August 26, 2026
FLEISCHMANNS — I had an opportunity to catch up with Heidi Stonier and Randy Leer at the Arts Inn at a concert by Lee Glantz. No, concert isn't big enough a word, nor is history lecture on the life and music of ... Most of us will say that the Beatles were the sound of the second half of the 20th Century, and they are the first musicians that come to mind. Y
Story | August 26, 2026
THE CATSKILL GEOLOGISTS BY PROFESSORS ROBERT AND JOHANNA TITUS
