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Story | October 20, 2026
Cena Pohl Crane presents new artwork in a solo exhibition, curated by Brett Collins. “Energetic Entanglement, Paintings by Cena Pohl Crane” opening at the Pine Hill Community Center Gallery, 287 Main Street, Pine Hill, NY November 7 with a reception from 2:00 to 4:00 pm
Story | October 20, 2026
The CAFE Gala has become a beloved Coxsackie-Athens tradition and the CAFE’s premier fundraising opportunity of the year. The Gala is being held on November 14th, 2026 at 5pm at Pegasus Restaurant in Coxsackie, NY. For Sponsorship, donation and ticket information, contact C.A.F.E. at cafe@cacsd.org or call 518-731-1710. This year, we are especially proud t
Story | October 20, 2026
HAINES FALLS - Tribute was paid to the quietly philanthropic legacy of Gary Slutzky when the Mountaintop Historical Society hosted a Kiosk Dedication in his memory, last weekend. Slutzky’s family founded the Hunter Mountain ski slope and, “Gary was a very, very beloved member of our community,” MTHS president Larry Gardner said. He was an integral part of
Story | October 20, 2026
WINDHAM - Groundbreaking has occurred for what will be a completely modernized transfer station in Windham, and while the reconstruction period won’t be pretty, the end result will be gorgeous, officials say. A different shared entranceway/exit has already been set up at the site, along Michell Hollow Road, a mile or so from Route 23. And dropoff service i
Story | October 20, 2026
WRIGHT - The town hall was alight with betrayed trust last Monday when the Wright Town Board confronted Highway Superintendent Keith Kearny about several topics. Last month, it was found that Highway Superintendent Kearny was knowingly not keeping his fleet of trucks up to proper maintenance, resulting in zero usable vehicles for the upcoming winter season.
Story | October 20, 2026
SCHOHARIE - On Tuesday evening, the Schoharie Village Board discussed the recent speed change on Route 30, as well as their upcoming budget and a move to online payments. Thanks to Mayor Colleen Henry’s latest push with the Department of Transportation, the south end of the Village will now see slower and safer traffic. Between Bridge Street and Quilt Lane
Story | October 20, 2026
STAMFORD – Tenants from two of three apartments at 29 Harper Street in the village of Stamford are living elsewhere temporarily after fire damaged the apartment house they were living in Sunday night. Stamford firefighters got the call at about 6 p.m. Sunday. The cause of the fire was determined to be electrical, according to Stamford Fire Chief Don VanEtt
Story | October 20, 2026
STAMFORD – Junior hunters were in the woods last weekend with adult mentors, to hunt big game in New York State. Licensed 12 to-13-year old hunters may only take deer with a firearm in counties that participate in the youth pilot program. Most of the state's counties do participate. They may only take one deer during the Youth Big Game Hunt, of any sex, with
Story | October 19, 2026
Long-time Jefferson Historical Society leaders Bonnie Dailey and Diane Ericson have stepped down from their roles with the organization.
Story | October 19, 2026
CATSKILL, NY — Catskill Collectibles, a destination for Catskills history, vintage treasures, local memorabilia, souvenirs and regional art, is excited to announce its expansion into the space next door at 386-388 Main Street in Catskill, New York. The expansion will give Catskill Collectibles significantly more room to showcase its growing collection and p
Story | October 18, 2026
HALCOTT CENTER - Back by popular demand! Singer, performer, story-teller, multi-instrumentalist, Rachelle Garniez salutes dear departed artists of the recent past. Sunday, Nov 1st, 7PM at The Grange in Halcott Center, 264 Route 3, NY 12430 - $20 suggested donation.
