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Story | February 13, 2026
Finally, this Tuesday morning we are getting a break in the weather here in Flat Creek. It seems good to see the temperature climbing into the thirties. However, weather predictions call for rain, sleet and some freezing rain. I shoveled out a path for my fuel oil delivery today. Like a lot of others, with the temperature dipping to minus fifteen Monday morn
Story | February 13, 2026
Delaware League Varsity Boys Basketball (12 league games) *SKCS/Andes 12-0 15-3 Jefferson/Stamford 10-2 12-6 Gilboa Conesville /Roxbury 6-5 8-9 Charlotte Valley 5-7 7-10 HTC 4-8 6-12 Windham 3-8 6-10 Margaretville 1-11 1-16 Delaware League Varsity Girls Basketball (8 league games) *Stamford/Jefferson 8-0 15-2 SKCS/Andes 6-2 11-7 HTC 4-4 7-8 Marga
Story | February 13, 2026
Team and High Individual Match Scores 02/06/26 Match XV Stamford beats Sidney: 1111-19X to 982-4X High Scores for Stamford were: Gus Mueller 285-8X (100-5X Timed fire!); Jim Hitt 285-5X; Steve Baker 274-2X; and Brian Righi 267-4X Other Stamford Shooters were: Larry VanDeusen, Stephen Hansen, Jan Hornbach, and Mark Gifford High Shooters for Sidney were: M
Story | February 13, 2026
DELHI — Sheriff Craig S. DuMond announced the arrest of a Nanuet resident for driving while intoxicated. On Saturday night, January 25th, 2026, Deputies were dispatched to a multi-vehicle accident on Sherwood Road in the Town of Delhi. During the course of the investigation, Deputies interviewed the operator of each involved vehicle, thereby discovering tha
Story | February 13, 2026
STAMFORD — Thoughtfully timed with the season of Lent, a four‑week community reading and discussion series begins Saturday, February 28th, at 11am. Area residents are invited to gather for an exploration of He Leadeth Me, the widely respected spiritual memoir by Jesuit priest Fr. Walter J. Ciszek, S.J. Ciszek’s memoir recounts his years of imprisonment and
Story | February 13, 2026
Above photo: Members agreed to spend the money remaining in the Holiday Lighting fund to purchase two lanterns for the Village to use as they choose in next year's display. Special thanks to Carolyn Bennett. Members spoke about challenges associated with snow cleanup in the Village, particularly on Main Street (Route 10). Snow pushed into hard, solid banks
Story | February 9, 2026
RICHFIELD SPRINGS -- Applications are now being 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 Unit
Story | February 8, 2026
The radio is playing quietly in the kitchen when an old song comes on. Someone younger recognizes it because old songs don't really disappear anymore. They wait in playlists until another generation finds them. His grandmother recognizes it for a different reason. She remembers when it was new. For a while they listen from opposite ends of the same room. T
Story | February 8, 2026
Love is difficult to hold still. The moment I try to define it precisely, I start thinking of exceptions. People love each other and leave. People love each other and stay too long. Someone can love another person and still hurt them badly. Sometimes the loving thing is to remain present. Sometimes it's to go. So I've become suspicious of definitions
Story | February 8, 2026
There are things about love that are difficult to learn alone. You can think about relationships. You can watch other people have them. You can become very good at explaining attachment, communication, boundaries and all the different ways people manage to hurt one another. Then someone matters to you. The problem changes. Now there are consequences.
Story | February 8, 2026
COBLESKILL & ONEONTA – Governor Kathy Hochul today announced SUNY’s four university centers are partnering with campuses throughout the SUNY system to advance AI research and education. Two local campuses – SUNY Oneonta and SUNY Cobleskill Ag & Tech – will participate in strategic partnerships with SUNY Albany, SUNY Buffalo and SUNY Binghamton to provide re
Story | February 8, 2026
LYNDONVILLE, VERMONT – The SUNY Cobleskill men’s basketball team put together its highest-scoring performance of the season with six players in double figures, but a late surge by VTSU-Lyndon proved decisive as the Tigers dropped a 111-108 road contest on Saturday afternoon. Emilio Nabli (Brooklyn, NY) and MJ Ford (Staten Island, NY) led the offensive effor
