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Story | February 19, 2026
Hey Neighbors! It was a welcome “warm up”, with temperatures in the 30s and 40s this last week as a break from the bitter and continuous cold we’ve been dealing with. This causes a melt off with a bit more of cold over the weekend and next week. This time of year is so variable with the snow, rain, and wintery mix decided on what seems like the roll of a di
Story | February 19, 2026
Wa-hoo temps hitting 30’s. I have been hearing birds chirping lately, do not remember any chirping when it was ice cold. Lots of ice fishing on Summit Lake last week. The ice is 16” thick with snow and slush on top. School Resource Officer Deputy Minton joined students from Schoharie Central School’s Outdoor Club February 11th on an ice fishing trip! As o
Story | February 19, 2026
CATSKILL - Money has been flowing even amid freezing temperatures as the Greene County Legislature frees up infrastructure improvement funds. Lawmakers, at a recent meeting, approved the purchase of property from the West Athens Limestreet Fire Company for relocation of the Buildings and Grounds Department. Buildings and Grounds, “currently occupies and co
Story | February 19, 2026
In just a couple of weeks, VFW members from around the world will begin heading to our nation's capital to discuss the VFW's legislative priorities with America's elected representatives during our annual VFW Washington Conference, March 1-5. Armed with the VFW's 2026 Priority Goals, they'll remind Congress that more must be done to protect and enhance the
Story | February 19, 2026
Welcome to all your Esperance updates conveniently in one place! Biscuitwood Farm will be hosting a Seed Swap with End of the Road Market Garden of Middleburgh; Saturday 2/21 from 2 PM- 4 PM at Wayward Lane Brewing (255 Ward Lane, Schoharie), “Come Swap Seeds; Come for the Seeds; Stay for the beer; Bring a bar snack; All are welcome!” Biscuitwood Farm’s Fa
Story | February 19, 2026
Here it is February 17 already. Sometimes the sun pops out, then it gets cloudy and misty. My weather station tells me it is 41 degrees however it is showing clouds and snowballs as well. Crazy weather expected the next few days. Usually, the third week of February was when we started to tap trees. As I drive about, I haven’t seen any syrup lines or pails in
Story | February 19, 2026
Delaware League Varsity Boys Basketball (12 league games) *SKCS/Andes 12-0 16-3 Jefferson/Stamford 10-2 13-6 Gilboa Conesville/Roxbury 6-6 9-11 Charlotte Valley 5-7 8-12 Windham 4-8 8-11 HTC 4-8 8-12 Margaretville 1-11 1-18 Delaware League Varsity Girls Basketball (8 league games) *Stamford/Jefferson 8-0 17-2 SKCS/Andes 6-2 12-7 HTC 4-4 8-9 Marga
Story | February 19, 2026
DELHI — Sheriff Craig S. DuMond announced the arrest of a Fremont Center resident for driving while intoxicated. On Friday night, February 6th, 2026, Sheriff’s Deputies were traveling on Main Street in the Village of Delhi when Deputies observed a vehicle traveling without the vehicles tail lamps illuminated. Upon conducting a traffic stop, Deputies made co
Story | February 19, 2026
DELHI — SUNY Delhi announces the naming of its Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning (HVAC) teaching laboratory as the Midea HVAC Technology Classroom, recognizing a major in-kind equipment gift from Midea America Corp. Midea America Corp, a leading manufacturer of HVAC and home appliance systems, donated a wide range of modern, energy-efficient heatin
Story | February 19, 2026
Above photo: "The Shops Around the Corner" at 40 Cornell Avenue in Hobart, are excited to welcome Megan Avery of Hipstitch Academy as their newest collaborative member.This little shop will serve as a satellite location for Megan, who operates a studio at her home in Harpersfield where she teaches sewing classes, as well as designing her own sustainable fash
Story | February 17, 2026
There is a serious debate underway about what AI will do to employment. Some of the evidence is reassuring. New technology can make workers more productive, lower costs, increase demand and create kinds of work that didn't previously exist. Some of it isn't. Entry-level work is especially interesting because those jobs often do more than produce useful ou
Story | February 14, 2026
Community reading and discussion series beginning Saturday, February 28, 2026 at 11:00 AM in Stamford.
