Story | September 30, 2026
Ashland Supervisor Resigning
BETTER THAN HEARSAY [An Approaching Absence in Ashland]
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Story | September 30, 2026
Time For That Christmas Feeling
STAMFORD – This is a sad year for the Christmas Feeling Fund and it "is with great sorrow that the Christmas Feeling Fund team announces the passing of its founder and chairman, George C. Bergleitner Jr., last December. Our hope is the Christmas Feeling Fund will continue its mission, serving our surrounding communities, and we invite you to join us." Now i
Story | September 30, 2026
Main Street’s Next Act: Less Decline, More Design
STAMFORD — Every Main Street has a story, but for most it is a story without end. You only have to look to Hudson River School artist, Thomas Cole’s series of paintings, “Course of Empire” to see the pattern: The Savage State; The Arcadian or Pastoral State; The Consummation of Empire; Destruction; and Desolation. Or, as several keynote speakers at MARK’s r
Story | September 30, 2026
The Grand Gorge Food Pantry: Neighbors Helping Neighbors
GRAND GORGE — A fundraiser was held a few Saturdays ago for the Grand Gorge Food Pantry. It was well attended and the spaghetti with four choices of gravy (sorry, I grew up around Italians and can't say Spaghetti "sauce.") There was corn on the cob, garlic bread, green beans and broccoli. Desserts were served as well. The company was wonderful. Pastor Dot en
Story | September 30, 2026
Schoharie Village Official Updates County on Apartments Proposal
SCHOHARIE COUNTY — The Schoharie County Board of Supervisors got a detailed update at its Friday, Sept. 18 meeting on the apartments proposal slated to replace the old county jail in the Village of Schoharie. Village Planning Board Chairman Tom Hitter gave an extensive summary of that board's review of the matter so far and answered questions from County Su
Story | September 30, 2026
Village Sets Hearing on Local Law For Employee Defense, Hears Noise Complaint
STAMFORD – The village of Stamford had a light agenda last Tuesday, with just two trustees and the mayor present. The meeting opened with public comments and Walt Keller, a resident on Lake Street, was present to say he believes a home on River Street has a vehicle repair business and there is noise created when they are running vehicles up and down the str
Story | September 30, 2026
Gilboa Has EZ Pass Dilemma, Flat Creek Road May Reopen soon
GILBOA – There were a number of topics for Gilboa Town Board members on Sept. 14, their meeting a week late due to Labor Day last Monday. Mike Shiffer was present to ask the board if they were amenable to his pursuing a project with the Gilboa-Conesville Central School art teacher to paint historic scenes on the town's old plows. He said it would combine ed
Story | September 30, 2026
Bovina Town Notices
BOVINA - The following notices were collected from the town's official website on September 30, 2026. Board of Assessment Review The Board of Assessment Review is looking for 1-2 community minded people to join our review board. No prior experience is required. If you or someone you know are possibly interested in joining contact Tina Mole’ (PO Box 6 Bovin
Story | September 28, 2026
Morton Memorial Library at Pine Hill Announces Drought and Flood: Watershed Moments in the Catskills
Morton Memorial Library at Pine Hill Announces Drought and Flood: Watershed Moments in the Catskills The Morton Memorial Library at Pine Hill, located at 22 Elm Street in Pine Hill, NY, announces its second series of talks by acclaimed experts on climate in the northeastern United States. The series will take place on Saturday afternoons in October and Nove
Story | September 25, 2026
Rebecca Rego Barry to Speak at The Hobart Exchange on 9/27/26.
Author and bibliophile Rebecca Rego Barry will present a talk on the subject of Carolyn Well, one of the "Lost Ladies" of Detective Fiction. Free and Open to All. Books will be available for purchase and signing.
Story | September 25, 2026
Jefferson Historical Society to Showcase Dibble Studio Photography
Newton and Myra Dibble ran a photo studio in Jefferson, NY in the early 1900s. The Jefferson Historical Society will have a display of their photos at Judd Hall during the first weekend of October.