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Story | April 17, 2026
Athlete Name Round 1 Round 2 Total Score BROWN, CHARLEIGH 16 12 28 BULLOCK, LIAM 11 12 23 CARGILL, ADAM 16 14 30 DAVIS, THOMAS 18 14 32 FLANNERY, LEVI 11 12 23 HAYNES, ANNLYSE 20 12 32 HITT, BROOKE 13 17 30 MCCLURE, DANIEL 21 22 43 PEDRICK, NOAH 22 21 43 POPP, PACE 18 18 36 POPP, PARKER 15 11 26 POPP, PAXTON 15 11 26 POTTER, LEVI - N/S - - N/S -
Story | April 17, 2026
Delaware League Varsity Boys Baseball (6 league games) Jefferson/Stamford 0-0 1-0 Gilboa Conesville/Roxbury 0-0 0-0 SKCS/Andes/Margaretville 0-0 0-0 Windham 0-0 1-2 Delaware League Varsity Girls Softball (12 league games) Windham 1-0 2-0 Charlotte Valley/Schenevus 1-0 1-0 SKCS/Andes 1-0 1-0 HTC 0-0 0-1 Gilboa Conesville/Roxbury 0-1 0-1 Margaretvil
Story | April 12, 2026
UTICA — Student entrepreneurs from SUNY Cobleskill delivered a strong performance at the regional New York Business Plan Competition held at SUNY Polytechnic Institute on Friday, April 3. The highlight of the event was Ashton Thomas of Skyview Grain LLC, who secured first prize in the Food and Agriculture category. With this regional victory, Thomas advance
Story | April 12, 2026
Hey Neighbors! What a chilly last week we had! There was snow on the ground for a short period, with that Lake Effect Snow that came through early in the week, what a shock to the system after those warm and sunny days! This next week look out for variable high temps from 70s to 50s with rain over the weekend and into next week. It’ll be overcast and rainy
Story | April 12, 2026
Lilac and forsythia trees are budding up and caterpillars and ants are crawling around; ugh on the ants. Most of last year's leaves on the lawn are oak and they take longer to rot than maple leaves. I still have the snow shovel on the porch, dare I put it away yet?? Nope; woke up to a layer of snow on Monday. First bug splats on the windshield, spring is re
Story | April 12, 2026
MARGARETVILLE — The Open Eye Theater at 960 Main Street in Margaretville, is pleased to announce a special one-day-only touring production of Hamlet on Sunday, April 19 at 2 PM. Presented in collaboration with the acclaimed Catskill Mountain Shakespeare company and directed by Sydney Berk, this high-quality 90-minute adaptation offers an engaging and access
Story | April 12, 2026
FLEISCHMANNS — With winter in the rearview and spring fully underway, Fleischmanns is stepping into a new season with a noticeable surge of energy, as businesses, events, and community activity begin to accelerate across the village. Easter weekend brought a strong turnout throughout the village. Wax & Wild officially introduced itself to the community with
Story | April 12, 2026
Our post regularly hosts the Mountaintop Cornhole players on most Friday evenings. If you’re interested in joining, feel free to contact Jason Post at 518-337-9406 for more details. It’s always a great time seeing who can land that perfect shot! This week, our post will hold elections for new officers, including Commander, Quartermaster, Adjutant, and Trust
Story | April 12, 2026
CATSKILL - While it may be a trifle flowery, the English metaphysical poet, John Donne, four centuries ago, by pure happenstance, settled the issue involving the Greene County Legislature and the county’s poet laureate. Esther Cohen is expected to be un-appointed from the position by the full legislature next week, following a chairman’s appointment in Janu
Story | April 12, 2026
Albany-Saratoga has an Inspection and Practice Session this Friday, April 10 with pit gates open at 2:00 pm with practice running 6-10 pm. Pit admission, $25 and free Grandstand. Concessions will be open. Albany-Saratoga will open the gates for the 61st season on Friday, April 17 with the Super DIRTcar Series for Big Block Modifieds running 61 laps, $6100 t
Story | April 12, 2026
Easter Sunday was a little rainy and chilly. It did not stop people from coming out for the 8:30am service at Flat Creek Church. Following that service a breakfast was held in the church hall. Then at 10:30am Pastor Paul once again preached from the pulpit to all in attendance. After the service, I spent my Easter having dinner with daughters Diane, Debbie
Story | April 12, 2026
April 22nd- Earth Day Activities @ The Conesville Town Field. At 6:30 there will be park/stream/community clean up and art activities for all ages. At 7:30, there will be yoga by donation. Opportunities for help/donation: We could use trash bags, help with overseeing the crafts, and refreshments. Let an officer know if you’d like to help! April 26th - Annu
