CONESVILLE — Speeches filled the pleasantly cool air on this fall day as more than 50 people attended a candidate meet-and-greet at the Conesville home of John and Cathy Riedl on Sunday afternoon, Oct. 4.
Sharing their vision and goals with the receptive crowd were Democratic candidates for office Blake Gendebien (U.S. Congress), Michele Frazier (State Sena
CONESVILLE —After 13 years as Town of Conesville Supervisor and Schoharie County Board of Supervisors member— seven as Chairman— Bill Federice has decided it's time to do something else.
Federice confirmed in a recent email to this newspaper that he's not running for reelection this year, and so his time on both the town and county board will soon come to a
DELHI — Delaware County Business Alliance President, Todd Pascarella, began the awards portion of the evening with a promise and a statement of beliefs. The beliefs are that Delaware County is a melding of natural resources, authentic communities, and rural life with open spaces and amenities. He states that our county's residents are independent, hard worki
Greene Land Trust is pleased to announce that the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has awarded it about $54,000 as part of the Land Trust Alliance Conservation Partnership Grants Program. This grant, one of 45 provided to Land Trusts across the State, will provide resources to GLT to cover some costs associated with the newly acquired
The Gallupville Fire Department (GFD) will host an open house on Saturday, October 10, from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm in an effort to recruit new volunteers. Families are welcome, and anyone as young as 16 can sign up to help the community in a variety of ways with the GFD. Try on gear and explore the equipment the department uses while enjoying hot dogs and snack
SCHOHARIE- A broken Schoharie school elevator should be back up and running within four to six weeks and the money to fix it will come from district coffers.
Superintendent David Blanchard told school board members at their September 17 meeting that the elevator is still out of commission. At a special meeting in August, board members approved an emergency
SOUTH KORTRIGHT – A former mansion proved to be the perfect backdrop for friends, neighbors, colleagues and family to say thanks and to celebrate a man who devoted most of his life to law enforcement and touched all of them along the way.
Matt Gombosi thanked all those who attended the retirement party for Stephen (Steve) Williamson on Saturday. "We are all