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Story | May 1, 2025
WALTON — Music on the Delaware’s will present the talented duo Drank the Gold on Sunday May 18, 2025 from 6:00 – 8:00 p.m. at its May coffeehouse. Oona Grady (fiddle and vocals) and James Gascoyne (guitar/banjo/mandolin and vocals) will be the featured performers. They are sure to delight audiences with their soaring vocal harmonies and infectious renditions
Story | April 25, 2025
COOPERSTOWN – On Earth Day, SUNY Oneonta and SUNY Cobleskill announced a collaborative agreement providing qualified SUNY Cobleskill students the opportunity to earn a bachelor’s degree in fisheries science while simultaneously taking classes during their senior year at the SUNY Oneonta Biological Field Station to complete their master’s degree in lake manag
Story | April 25, 2025
CATSKILL - They are what they are all year-round, even as Greene County Legislature members proclaimed May to be “Older Americans’ Month.” during their recent regular monthly meeting. A special Proclamation was also issued, commemorating the 250th Anniversary of the startup of the Revolutionary War. Pausing in their normal duties, lawmakers joined the nati
Story | April 25, 2025
SIDNEY — There will be a free rabies vaccination clinic Monday, May 5th, 2025 from 5:30PM-7:30PM, at Sidney Fire Hall, 74 River Street, Sidney, NY 13838. ♦ Pre-registration suggested. See link and QR Code below. ♦ It’s the law! Every dog and cat must be vaccinated against rabies. ♦ Cats and Dogs can get their first rabies vaccine at 3 months of age. ♦ Pleas
Story | April 21, 2025
ARKVILLE - The Delaware & Ulster Railroad announced its long awaited 2025 reopening. The beloved tourist railroad based in the hamlet of Arkville, which has been closed and under construction extensively since the COVID pandemic derailed the 2020 season, will begin offering train rides to the public again this spring. According to Catskill Revitalization
Story | April 21, 2025
CAIRO - The clock is ticking on creating a countywide ambulance system after initial dollar amounts were unveiled on the cost to do so. Those numbers were revealed at a special meeting of the Greene County Legislature, last week, continuing months-long talks on the condition of emergency medical services locally and throughout the industry. County administ
Story | April 12, 2025
MARGARETVILLE - Olivia Maliki proudly opened the doors of Margaretville’s first cannabis shop Lively Harvest on March 20th. While it took longer than expected to unfold, Maliki happily welcomes visitors at 75 Bridge Street. The local community and businesses have been overall supportive, Maliki tells me, "The reception has been really warm." Many locals have
Story | April 12, 2025
Barbara at ArtUp MARGARETVILLE — The ArtUp Gallery in Margaretville is excited to be hosting LOOK, LOOK AGAIN, a collection of lenticular Barbara Taff is a multi-disciplinary conceptual artist, graphic designer, and art educator who brings a sense of insight, playfulness, as well as surprise to her sculptures, drawings, photography, cartoons, and visual de
Story | April 12, 2025
CATSKILL - The initial numbers are in as the Greene County Legislature moves toward the possible creation of a county ambulance system. Lawmakers met for the fourth time on the hot button issue, Wednesday night (too late for this edition), joined by county administrator Shaun Groden and area emergency medical services professionals. Prior to the gathering,
Story | April 12, 2025
MIDDLEBURGH - On Saturday the Middleburgh Advantage Program held the Spring Festival at Middleburgh Elementary School. This event was a fundraiser for their program which provides no cost childcare to MES students. The festival included pancakes with the Easter bunny, egg hunt, and a vendor show. The event was a success for the Middleburgh Advantage Program
Story | April 12, 2025
DELHI — A group of eight Delaware Academy juniors are initiating a project to benefit their fellow students, and are looking to the community to help support it. The project is the “D.A. Care Closet,” a new initiative that aims to help students who may lack basic essentials like hygiene items and clothing with the items they need to feel confident and suppo
Story | April 6, 2025
CATSKILL - Two brand spanking new trucks costing only a thousand bucks apiece will be purchased for the Greene County Highway Department following action taken by the Greene County Legislature. Lawmakers authorized the acquisitions at their recent regular monthly meeting, a decision met with fiscal jubilation. The rigs are being bought through the New York
