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Story | October 16, 2026
DEA National Prescription Drug Take Back Day is a safe, convenient way to dispose of unused or expired medications. Proper disposal helps prevent accidental poisoning, medication misuse, and keeps medications out of the wrong hands. Bring your unwanted medications to the Cairo Hannaford for free, safe, and anonymous disposal — and pick up some new medication safety supplies!
Story | October 15, 2026
The Jefferson Historical Society is having a presentation about the Joseph Brant and Adam Crysler ambush at Utsayantha on October 25 at 2pm
Story | October 15, 2026
MARGARETVILLE — On October 14, with fall colors forming the backdrop, the sound of a helicopter signaled the arrival of the official landing on the new helipad and ribbon-cutting ceremony for the new helipad next to the Margaretville Hospital. Located steps from the front door of the hospital, it strengthens emergency transport capabilities and access to life-saving care at the hospital. Community members, hospital staff and the boards of the Margaretville Health Foundation and Margaretville Hospital, as well as many from Westchester Medical Center (WMC) and Health Alliance gathered to witness
Story | October 13, 2026
The following corrections are listed by section and page number and apply to the printed newspaper edition: Volume 45, Number 41 - Friday, October 9, 2026 W17 (Section W, Page 17) The entire page is obsolete and was included accidentally from an old graphic. We are not currently running any promotions for subscriptions. Digital subscriptions are $50 per ye
Story | October 13, 2026
SCHOHARIE — The Schoharie County Agricultural Committee met Oct. 2, including voicing support for local farmers markets and regarding potential aid to a major local ag business. October 2, 2026, at 4:03 p.m., the meeting was called to order by Alicia Terry. The meeting minutes from September 1, 2026, were accepted by the board. Three items were next for upd
Story | October 13, 2026
Better Than Hearsay
Story | October 13, 2026
On a Village Official (and Court Clerk) group text message thread, Village Mayor Lee McGunnigle uses disparaging remarks toward a local businesses owner, as well as businesses involved with the Hunter Foundation regarding complaints that the closures negatively impact their bottom lines. The closures include events such as the biannual car shows and the annual Trunk-or-Treat.
Story | October 13, 2026
ANDES — On this near-peak foliage Saturday afternoon at the Leo Koenig Gallery in Andes, October was in the air, bringing another weekend of pleasant temperatures and the unmistakable change of seasons. Inside the gallery, Robert D'Alessandro’s Glory opened a portal into America’s past relationship with patriotism, political faith and the traditional symboli
Story | October 13, 2026
HARPERSFIELD — The town of Harpersfield Planning Board recently set a public hearing on a site plan application by Mountaintop Airfield LLC for a 16-site campground at its safety track at 396 Zimmerman Road. The application was made after the state Department of Health ruled the track was operating a campground without a campground permit. NY Safety Track w
Story | October 12, 2026
WINDHAM - It is not true that there are only two certainties in life, a fact proven by “The Center Table,” a new cookbook prepared like a mom’s apple pie by the Main Street Community Center. If you are a monk or nun tucked in a Himalayan cave, the rules of survival may not apply to you the same as the rest of us for whom eating food is right up there with p
