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A baseball/softball skills clinic was held for area youth last weekend at South Kortright Central School. The event was sponsored by the Catskill Mountain Little League and was attended by over 40 children who learned fundamentals from the South Kortright varsity baseball team and longtime Coach Bob VanValkenburgh. CMLL will sponsor another pre-season clinic on…
By Bill Combs Jr Welcome to On the Wild Side. Join me as I explore the wildlife and nature that Schoharie County and the surrounding areas have to offer on the wild side. Spring has arrived and so have the migrating birds. We spotted 1 immature Golden Eagle in the area around Max V. Shaul…
THE CATSKILL GEOLOGISTS BY PROFESSORS ROBERT AND JOHANNA TITUS We try, as often as possible, to show you interesting structures and features that you can go and see for yourself in our regional bedrock. We will do this again in this column, but this week’s effort will definitely be above average. Take a look at…
By Michael Ryan WINDHAM – They have not risen to the level of rising from the grave, but the legendary sounds of the Grateful Dead will be alive and well for the birth of the “Cave Mountain Catskills Music Festival.” “Joe Russo’s Almost Dead” band, performing cover songs from the original appreciatively expired, are one…
Shoppers discovered homemade crafts Saturday in the Middleburgh high school gym as members of the National Honor Society and Middleburgh Central School Student Congress hosted a craft fair. Proceeds will benefit the year-end scholarships provided by the National Honor Society and National Junior Honor Society.
MIDDLEBURGH – The customers were lined up outside the doors on Main Street Saturday for the “soft opening” for the Middleburgh Coffee Company and Scarlet Moon Desserts. Once inside, customers and visitors could see the fruits of the hard work of Patrick and Daria Mattia who worked on the building for months. A larger opening…
The Hill family at Shaver-Hill Maple Farm in Harpersfield, passed out a small token of theirappreciation last Sunday to Assemblyman Chris Tague, Senator Peter Oberacker and New York StateAgriculture Commissioner Richard Ball. The maple leaves and shirts represent their thanks for thesupport the three men who continue support the maple industry. The maple leaves are…
By Liz Page STAMFORD – A Stamford couple who has been and continues to be an integral part of the communityhas been fortunate enough to find a pair of woman who are looking to continue their legacy of beinginvolved in the community and the tradition of providing customer service in the real estate business.After 51…