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Story | August 12, 2026
FLEISCHMANNS — Congregation B'nai Israel at 347 Wagner Ave continues to have weekly Shabbat services on Fridays 7pm-8pm and Saturdays 9:30am - 12pm followed by a kiddush lunch. On Friday August 28 pre- service at 5:45pm there will be a farm to table pot luck using local ingredients - dairy/parve only - no meat. Please bring a dish that serves 6-8 people. I
Story | August 12, 2026
ROXBURY - The Roxbury Town Board held a brief meeting on Aug. 10th following a public hearing regarding the Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) awards. During the public hearing, individuals questioned the number of applications received for grant awards and how the program was marketed. Roxbury received $500,000 from CDBG, a housing rehabilitation pr
Story | August 12, 2026
Gianni Notarianni's paintings have a sharp clarity reminiscent of looking through spring water in a crystal glass, or that hyperreality and luminosity of a perfectly lit Kodachrome slide. Perfect for the subject of reflections of nature in water. Also perfect for one of my favorite well lit, comfortable and intimately cozy galleries, Hawk & Hive. Visitors ar
Story | August 12, 2026
ROXBURY — Roxbury United Methodist Church will host a public yard sale on Saturday, August 29th from 10AM - 3PM, rain or shine. Sale will include a wide-ranging selection of items including vintage glassware & kitchen goods, clothing, toys, video games, PC games and software, furniture & household goods, holiday ornaments, vintage bar signs, movies, CDs, an
Story | August 11, 2026
MIDDLEBURGH - To celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Middleburgh Little League, a two-part event will be held on Saturday, August 15th. The first part will be held from 10am to 1pm at the league's field on Cliffside Drive. The celebration, titled as A Legacy of Teamwork, A Future of Champions, will include a base running derby, fastest pitch, face painti
Story | August 11, 2026
THE CATSKILLS - The Mountain Eagle is introducing a new benefactor sponsorship program for local businesses and organizations that want a steady, visible presence in the communities we cover while helping sustain independent local journalism. The program is designed for businesses, nonprofits, civic organizations, and community institutions located in the c
Story | August 11, 2026
MIDDLEBURGH — The Middleburgh Reformed Church located at 178 River Street in Middleburgh will be hosting a Trash and Treasure Sale on Saturday, August 15 from 9 AM to 2 PM in conjunction with the community wide yard sales. This month marks the 15th anniversary of hurricane Irene which flooded the historic 1787 sanctuary and the attached fellowship hall as we
Story | August 11, 2026
SOUTH CAIRO — By the time Charlotte Rickert Stengel reached her 90s, the world had largely forgotten the spectacle that once surrounded her name. The crowds. The bright lights. The circus rings of Europe. The announcer’s booming voice introducing her to thousands of amazed spectators. The impossible feats of strength that made her famous before she was old
Story | August 11, 2026
WINDHAM — If you have been in a coffee shop around Windham, you may have seen Keeley Kincaid's Windham, NY Coloring Book lying around. Kincaid, who splits her time between New York City and the Catskills, created the coloring book to celebrate the area's beauty and charm. The all-ages book includes 75 black-and-white pages "inspired by village life, mountain
Story | August 11, 2026
The Prattsville Scoop by Abby and Gabby
Story | August 11, 2026
Out Lexington Way
Story | August 11, 2026
More Around the Mountain by LJ James
