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Photo album | October 27, 2026
COBLESKILL - Last Tuesday, a fire broke out near Downtown Cobleskill, engulfing the Colonial Court Motel.The flames raged from 10 AM and into the day, drawing both the local fire and police departments to either fight the inferno or help direct traffic, shutting down a portion of the Route 145 thoroughfare. As for the vacant motel itself, the flames saw to its destruction, as it was decided that a
Photo album | October 27, 2026
COBLESKILL — The Cobleskill Fire Department & Rescue Squad added a powerful new tool to help protect both responders and motorists on our local roadways. The department recently implemented HAAS Alter Safety Cloud, a digital alerting system that sends real-time notifications to drivers when emergency vehicles are responding to calls or operating on scene. The technology has reduced collision risks
Photo album | October 27, 2026
CORNWALLVILLE - When does a tiny museum that collects eclectic and sundry things become a museum within itself and part of the history of a small town nestled between the Greene County valley and mountains?Twenty-five years after its creation, the Paula Lalala Mvsevm (her spelling) is intimately ingrained in the hamlet of Cornwallville, welcoming visitors to its Silver Jubilee Celebration, last we
Photo album | October 27, 2026
ONEONTA – Edmeston-area teams made history Saturday, Oct. 17, sweeping the inaugural Tri-Del Championship varsity soccer matches at the Wright National Soccer Campus in Oneonta. In the boys championship, Tri-Valley League champion Edmeston defeated Delaware League champion Gilboa-Conesville/Roxbury 3-0. Edmeston/Morris followed with a 1-0 victory over Charlotte Valley/Schenevus in the girls champi
Photo album | October 20, 2026
MIDDLEBURGH - It was a picture-perfect autumn morning Saturday for the 34th annual Fall Festival parade down Main Street Middleburgh.The sidewalks were packed with onlookers as the parade started at the elementary school and finished at the intersection of Main and River streets. There were fire trucks, antique cars, Girl Scouts, Little Leaguers, ambulance squads, the high school marching band, lo
Photo album | October 19, 2026
TANNERSVILLE — Neil Simon's "Sunshine Boys" is a masterpiece. It is one of the handful of perfect scripts, but that does not mean it cannot be murdered in the presentation. That did not happen last night at the Maude Adams Theater. Gary Falk and Michael McDonald had chemistry as Al Lewis and Willie Clark. The audience laughed from the first sight gag, when Clark calls the "Spanish Kid" super to co
Photo album | October 19, 2026
ASHLAND — There was the monthly town meeting of the Ashland Town Board Monday. The Meeting was chaired by Scott Tuttle, Deputy Supervisor, following the resignation of former Supervisor Chris Hamilton. The town business was carried out by Councilman Jeff Gonzalez; Councilman James Garraghan; and Councilman John Mattice as well as Town Clerk, (Tax Collector, Records Management & Registrar of Vital
Photo album | October 19, 2026
MIDDLEBURGH — On a picture-perfect early fall morning, 11-year-old MATTHEW HUGHES of Cobleskill won the 40th annual Timothy Murphy 10K Race and Walk in Middleburgh Saturday morning.Hughes finished with a time of 37 minutes 56.67 seconds. The first female to cross the finish line was Medina Jahovic of New York with a time of 49 minutes, 1.10 seconds.The second overall finished was Tim James of Bern
Photo album | October 19, 2026
MIDDLEBURGH — Another record-breaking Middleburgh Oktoberfest is in the books. The annual festival more than 500 thirsty "Festers" and several wonderful participating breweries poured more pints than ever before this year at Bill Morton Park on Baker Avenue Saturday afternoon.The games - steinholding, boot chugging, and tug of war - were all great hits and the bands, None the Weiser and Crossfire
Photo album | October 19, 2026
MIDDLEBURGH — Schoharie would travel cross-town to Middleburgh for the Knight's homecoming celebration. An intense game from start to finish found these two teams evenly matched in every category. Final score was 0-0 after two overtimes: 7 shots each, Corners were 4 each, and even free kicks were 8-7. While many players for each side had great games, including Steven Delaet and Hunter Nelson for t
