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Story | March 29, 2026
March has been bringing meetings, sunshine, and hope in our home. This morning, March 24, we woke to a new calf born on our farm. We have Miniature Belted Galloways. They look like Oreo cookie cows. Funny enough, the first to give birth is our girl Oreo. Larson named her when she joined our farm last Fall. Oreo had a baby girl in the hours of 3:30 a.m. and 7
Story | March 27, 2026
Special thank you to community partners: Stewarts Shops, Hannaford, Esperance, Century 21 North East, Tina Gamache, and the Middleburgh Hardware.
Story | March 27, 2026
MIDTEL President Jim Becker, the 4th generation owner of the independent phone company, will share highlights from the local firm’s nearly 130-year history at the April 6 meeting of the Town of Cobleskill Historical Society.
Story | March 26, 2026
Coffeehouse at the Walton Theatre Featuring Hutchinson & Garitselova April 19 WALTON – Music on the Delaware is pleased to present a flute and cello duo at its April 19, 2026, Coffeehouse at the Theatre. Flutist Emily Hutchinson will be joined by cellist Svetlana Garitselova in this Sunday evening 6:00 p.m. concert in the Andrea Retz Paternoster room of the
Story | March 26, 2026
Music on the Delaware is pleased to present a flute and cello duo at its April 19, 2026, Coffeehouse at the Theatre. Flutist Emily Hutchinson will be joined by cellist Svetlana Garitselova in this Sunday evening 6:00 p.m. concert in the Andrea Retz Paternoster room of the Walton Theatre.
Story | March 20, 2026
This group exhibition features artist’s expressions through the diverse characteristics that embody work on paper. Paper’s weight, substance, fragility, color and texture in concert with the artist’s inspiration and chosen medium result in a compelling series of work showcased in this wonderful exhibition. Participating Artists: Steve Burnett, Eddie Donogh
Story | March 20, 2026
CATSKILL - It had to happen before the flittermice started flirtatiously flitting their eyes so Greene County Legislature members held a special meeting, earlier this month, related to the new Community Services center. Lawmakers gathered to approve bids for initiating clearance of the site, in the town of Cairo at what is historically known as the Cairo Fa
Story | March 20, 2026
GREENE COUNTY — Few would argue, we are living in complicated and stressful times. From world events to local news, it seems like there is always something to lose sleep over. Combine those factors with the intricacies of human brains, many of which host clinical disorders, and it is plain to see why sometimes, we might need professional help to get through
Story | March 20, 2026
Saturday afternoon I was very sorry to learn that Kenny Clark had passed away. Kenny was known for his fantastic food at Clark’s restaurant here in Gilboa. Kenny was a 1959 graduate from GCCS. Pastor Dottie Morris will be conducting a funeral service for Kenny on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at Gilboa Methodist Church located on 990V here in Gilboa. Calling hou
Story | March 20, 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 and at 7:30, there will be yoga by donation. April 26th - Annual Meeting 2:00 PM Gavins, Justin Wexler, Wild Hudson Valley presents "Hidden History: Native People and the Catskills", RSVP to this email or call Lo
Story | March 17, 2026
RICHFIELD SPRINGS – Applications continue to be accepted for two popular craft events in Richfield Springs-- the 45th Annual Friendship Craft Festival to be held on Saturday, June 13 in Spring Park and the 6th Annual Fall Craft Fair scheduled for Saturday, October 3 at the Cullen Pumpkin, 587 Cullen Road. Both events are sponsored by the Church of Christ Uni
Story | March 13, 2026
March is warming up our little town! I do not know about you, but I am loving the fresh, warm air! I have been able to open my windows, take my dogs, and goat for a walk outside. One of my favorite things to do is drive with my windows down and the radio up! Our spotlight this week is for Aunt Nancy Brumaghim! The Perfect Pallet started when she owned Harmo
