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Story | March 13, 2026
Hey Neighbors! What a shift in the weather again! From cold to what felt like summer all in a matter of days!! We had highs in the 70s and that was such a treat! It really helped to melt most of the snow! I’ve heard this one called Fool’s Spring. The next week it will be back to variable temps from 50s to 20s and precipitation possibly as wintery mix, rain,
Story | March 13, 2026
Wow what an incredible turn of events with the weather; 60 degrees in March. Did everybody get out and take a little walk? The geese must have got a memo as I heard them flying in on Sunday. The rise and fall of temperatures caused our drain pipe out of the garage to freeze which is a pain in the neck to deal with but we did get it open like we normally do;
Story | March 13, 2026
Well wasn’t that sneak peek of Spring just wonderful? I’m sure we’ll get at least another dusting of snow, but it was fabulous to be out and about in a cardigan part of the week. Bring it on, Spring! One of my favorite ways to gear up for Spring is to celebrate St. Patrick’s day. Growing up, I’d get pulled out of school at Immaculate Conception in Astoria e
Story | March 13, 2026
CATSKILL MOUNTAINS — The Catskill Mountain Club is a 22 year old, grass roots, non-profit, offering free, member lead hiking, paddling and biking adventures throughout the Catskill Mountains. The Club also advocates for any non-motorized outdoor recreational opportunities. The following are our member led hikes for the upcoming weeks. For details and direct
Story | March 13, 2026
MARGARETVILLE — Shake Off Winter & Welcome Spring at The Open Eye Theater. We are proud to present the Spring Equinox session of Sound Baths March 21 at 3pm. Tickets are $20. The Spring Equinox is the moment when day and night are perfectly balanced—a turning point that brings longer days, fresh energy, and the official arrival of spring. After a long Catsk
Story | March 13, 2026
CATSKILL - Unexpected uncertainty surrounds the upcoming inauguration of Esther Cohen as the first-ever Greene County poet laureate following calls for her possible removal within the county legislature. Cohen, appointed by the legislature in January, is scheduled to be formally installed on April 11 in conjunction with National Poetry Month. She was recom
Story | March 13, 2026
SCHOHARIE — Dayzed, a cannabis dispensary owned by two SCS graduates is opening on Saturday. Jake Davis and Jake Karker are opening Dayzed Cannabis on Saturday, March 14th from 10am to 8pm at 434 Main St. The two are "making history in the Schoharie Valley," said Davis. The community is invited for the opening with free coffee from La Marketa and the abilit
Story | March 13, 2026
Above photo: Photo caption: Photo provided by Landis Arboretum Board of Trustees Vice President, Wilma Jozwiak; Drum Circles Return to Landis Arboretum! “Join us from 6:30 to 8:30 PM on the first and third Tuesdays of the month.” Welcome to all your Esperance updates conveniently in one place! Registered Yoga Teacher, Venus Louise, teaches yoga classes at
Story | March 13, 2026
Saturday afternoon I met up with my friends Barbara DeWitt and her daughter Jackie at Pasta Grill in Middleburgh for lunch. After lunch and with the weather so nice we walked up to the Everything Shop where I got to visit Sandy whom I haven’t seen in a while. Then we went to the Treasure Barn on Rte. 30. Lacy has Easter items out and they are simply lovely.
Story | March 13, 2026
HOBART – The Hobart Community Alliance (HCA) gathered on February 26th at the Hobart Community Center for a productive session, with twenty-two residents attending in person to advance the group’s top four community-focused initiatives. The meeting, characterized by a spirit of collaboration, addressed key infrastructure and projects aimed at bettering the c
Story | March 13, 2026
Team and High Individual Match Scores 03/06/26 Match XIX Stamford defeated Rockdale: 1091-19X to 1057-13X High Scores for Stamford were: Gus Mueller 283-6X; Jim Hitt 279-4X; Steve Baker 267-5X; and Larry VanDeusen 262-4X Other Stamford Shooters were: Pat Mattice, Javin Traver, Stephen Hansen, and Mark Gifford High Shooters for Rockdale were: Rob Gould 27
Story | March 12, 2026
Five thousand holes run for nearly a mile along a mountain in Peru's Pisco Valley. They're arranged in rows, with gaps separating one group from another. Researchers spent decades trying to explain them. They were proposed as graves, defensive structures, water collectors and storage pits. More recent work suggests something more ordinary was happening the
