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Story | August 26, 2026
PRATTSVILLE - A different sort of history could be made when the town of Prattsville gathers for a 250th Anniversary celebration of America on Saturday, August 29, from 1 to 7 p.m. at the town green. The birthday bash features the dedication of a “Note to the Future” Time Capsule, kickoff parade and Prattsville Hose Company “Touch a Truck” event including a
Story | August 26, 2026
GILBOA-CONESVILLE — The first phase of a $7.8 million improvements project at Gilboa-Conesville Central School is nearing completion and hopefully will be done by the time students return to school after Labor Day (Sept. 7), District Superintendent Bonnie Johnson reported at the Thursday, Aug. 20 school board meeting. "They just finished gym flooring and cu
Story | August 26, 2026
SCHOHARIE _ Ruth Anne Wilkinson's idea for creating a home for local artisans is alive and well at 295-1 Main Street in the Village of Schoharie. Wilkinson, her husband and co-owner John Wilkinson and many friends and supporters enjoyed a ribbon cutting and grand reopening celebration at the Wilkinson's Schoharie Mercantile on Saturday, Aug. 22. The busine
Story | August 26, 2026
EAST DURHAM — The Catskill Mountain Thunder Motorcycle Festival is one of the largest annual events in Greene County—and without a doubt, one of the loudest! Held at the Blackthorne Resort at 348 Sunside Road in East Durham, This year September 15th to the 20th. it brings thousands of motorcycle riders and enthusiasts from all over the United States and bey
Story | August 26, 2026
DELHI - The Delaware Academy Central School District Board of Education held its final meeting on Aug. 24th before the 2026-2027 school year begins. The first day of school is scheduled for Tuesday, Sept. 8th. The following dates are scheduled for orientations: Aug. 26th for sixth grade, Aug. 27th for ninth grade, and Aug. 31st for the Pre-K and Kindergarte
Story | August 26, 2026
Tanja Konwinski speaks during an Aug. 18 program at SUNY Cobleskill organized by groups opposing the Constitution Pipeline. COBLESKILL — Advocacy groups opposed to the proposed Constitution Pipeline made their case during a Tuesday, Aug. 18 program in Bouck Hall at SUNY Cobleskill. Addressing a crowd of about 100, speakers from Stop The Con, the Environmen
Story | August 26, 2026
Do you have any events in Cobleskill, Richmondville, or Sharon Springs you would like to see featured in the Cobleskill Herald? Please let us know at cobleskillherld@gmail.com. Senior Congregate Meal Sites Open Local residents are invited to enjoy noon-time meals and good company (except holidays) at one of Schoharie County Office for the Aging’s congregat
Story | August 23, 2026
There is a local legend that when the famed character and West Fulton resident John McGiver read the script for 1969's Midnight Cowboy, he tossed it in the trash, apparently uninterested in the opportunity to play Mr. O'Daniel. According to the story, when his wife asked him what it was, he dismissed it as something he didn't want to do. She lifted it from t
Story | August 22, 2026
ANDES - The Andes Class of 1971 met recently for lunch at the sap house of Tom and Jo Ann Kaufman. Food was furnished by Russell’s Store of Bovina and the mountaineer cake was made by Lisa Burns Stanton. Pictured: Mr. Dale Christopher, Greg Lor, Paul Rabeler, Vicki Winner Bush, Dan Redden, Suanne Emerson, Jo Ann Firment, Karen Rose Kobeski, Jim Andrews, Jo
Story | August 20, 2026
The Tin Roof Blues Band will perform from the historic bandstand on the Jefferson Town Green on Sunday August 30th.
