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Story | February 8, 2026
Hey Neighbors! It was another cold one to wrap up January last week. Though we didn’t get any more accumulation, the totals remain on the ground. This next week, look out for some snow over the weekend with another dip into the negatives to go with it. After that, highs will be in the 20s for next week providing a small bit of relief. Pancakes at The Sap H
Story | February 8, 2026
Welcome to February of 2026! Can you believe we are are already in our second month of this year? I know that I can’t! I would like to start with my Happy Birthdays: to my Daddy, happy birthday in Heaven. To our oldest son Dalton John, happy 17th birthday! To my cousin Amanda, Dalton's birthday buddy, happy birthday!! This coming Monday will be the normal S
Story | February 8, 2026
A new race car show has popped up on the schedule. The Southern Tier Speed Showcase will be held at the Southside Mall in Oneonta on the weekend of Saturday and Sunday, March 7 and 8. The show will feature cars from every area division, from go-karts, motorcycles, and full-size cars to race tracks and racing series. The Southside Mall is located just off Exi
Story | February 8, 2026
Assistant Chief of Police for Cobleskill, Joseph J. Mazzone III signs his Oath of Office, Also pictured, Maureen Loupin, Deputy Village Clerk, and Dean Martino, Chief of Police. Photo by Elizabeth Barr
Story | February 8, 2026
It’s so cold; even the sun looks chilly. It’s so cold; even my phone’s weather app froze. LOL The ground hog Punxsutawney Phil saw his shadow so predicts six more weeks of winter, what da ya know. In general I like winter, but this extended really cold spell is getting annoying. I hear we’re going to have a heat wave of temps in the low 20’s. One of the b
Story | February 8, 2026
Monday, February 9: 3:30 - 4:30 Book Group discussion of "Carnegie's Maid." All are welcome! Thursday, February 12: 3:30 - 4:15 Chair Yoga with Twisted Sister Yoga. Suggested donation to Twisted Sister $10 Monday, February 16: CLOSED FOR PRESIDENT'S DAY Wednesday, February 18: 10:00 - 12:00 Yvonne Brock from Delaware Opportunities with a SNAP workshop. Al
Story | February 8, 2026
February 6 – March 8, 2026 Opening Reception: Friday, February 6, 4-7pm MARGARETVILLE — ArtUp presents the work of artists who have hunkered down as the winter season settles into the Catskills: Elizabeth Dimon, Jerry Gallo, Christine Hughes, Patrice Lorenz, Gary Mayer, Michael Milton, John Phillips, Margaret Still and Laura Taylor. The artists explore a
Story | February 8, 2026
The other day, having stumbled across a small block of free time, I decided to take a break and have a small ponder. While sitting in my ponder spot and trying to decide upon a topic, my eyes fell upon the bathtub. The tub is a little hard to ignore since it takes up the most space in my Fortress of Solitude. “As good a topic as any”, I said to myself since
Story | February 8, 2026
CATSKILL - She has been very outspoken, even controversial, but Greene County Legislature members did not hesitate, renaming Lula Anderson to serve on the Advisory Council to the Department for the Aging. Lawmakers, at a recent meeting, reappointed Anderson and her frequent sidekick Judith LoPresti to represent the mountaintop towns of Ashland, Jewett, Prat
Story | February 8, 2026
While many of us have been busy staying warm—like everyone else on the mountaintop—I came across something written years ago that feels especially important today. As we move forward trying to reunify our country and slow the spread of bitterness dividing us, I was reminded of a monologue by [beloved comedian] Red Skelton that still resonates. Many of us g
Story | February 8, 2026
Although it remains cold the sunshine brightens up the day while its warmth feels ever so good. The groundhog saw his shadow which means six more weeks of winter. People were in doubt that he would even show himself with the severe cold temperature. My friend Alison arrived home safely last week. She was concerned about the flights from California. Everythi
Story | February 8, 2026
Above photo: Game tip off. Schoharie's # 12 Alaina Martin and Middleburgh's #11 Kalynn Layton. Photo by Bob Roney Middleburgh's #10 Dallas Foland grabs a rebound. Vivian Chen #10 shown in the photo and two Schoharie players in the background. Photos by Bob Roney Middleburgh's #12 Vivian Chen driving for the basket while being guarded by Schoharie's #10 Car
