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Mountaintop Interfaith Community to Host Traditional Thanksgiving Gathering Nov. 18th

GREENE COUNTY — It’s time to celebrate Thanksgiving together again!Thirty-one years ago, the Mountaintop Interfaith Community was formed to bring together people of all faiths on the mountaintop. Since then, its joyful annual Thanksgiving celebration has come to represent the heart and spirit of our community.This year’s gathering will take place on Tuesday, November 18th at 7 PM at the Kaaterskill United Methodist Church, 5942 Main St., Tannersville.Faith leaders from across the mountaint...

Nov 14, 2025

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Local History - Autumn 1880 in Cobleskill

By Wildert MarteCOBLESKILL — In late September 1880, Cobleskill felt busy and a little electric. The Cobleskill Index of Thursday, September 30 opened with the season’s big draw: fair week. Rain and mud slowed the grounds on the first day, but once the gates truly opened, the crowds came in waves; entries were extensive, receipts were strong, and the midway soundtrack was brass bands, barker calls, and Brockway’s trained ponies drawing their usual knot of onlookers. It was, the paper said,...

Nov 9, 2025 • 11 views

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Honeys of the Valley to Debut at Sun Mountain Apiary Honey Store

DELANSON – It’s not often a business opens its door for the competition, but that is exactly what Sun Mountain Honey Store is doing.  With their own honey stock running low due to this spring’s weather conditions and high demand, owner Bob Muller thought why not give customers access to honey from other beekeepers.  Working with the Mohawk Valley Beekeepers Club, the store is allowing any current members of the club to display and sell their honey at their store. Members hail from throug...

Nov 9, 2025 • 6 views

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Esperance FD Celebrates Halloween - Upcoming Event Preview

By Heather SkinnerESPERANCE —The Esperance Volunteer Fire Department has offered a free, fun, and safe way families can celebrate Halloween and their open house for over 4 years now. Angela Burman (Secretary/Treasurer/Auxiliary Director) said that during the evening of October 31st they had over 150 visitors and, “We served-cider donuts, cider, goblin eye juice, soda floats, hamburgers, hot dogs and lots of fun with lots of music!” They also offered fire bags for adults and Burman credite...

Nov 9, 2025 • 4 views

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Christmas Bazaar at Worcester UMC Dec. 6

WORCESTER — There will be a Christmas Bazaar at the Worcester United Methodist Church on Saturday, Dec. 6 from 9am to 2pm. The sale will happen at 111 Main Street with handmade items, Christmas decorations, baked goods, gift items and more. All are invited. Bring a friend! Remember to Subscribe! Subscription Options One Year $50.00 USD Six Months $30.00 USD One Year with Insider Newsletter $75.00 USD Thank you for reading the Schoharie News! Our work depends on your continued generosity and a...

Nov 9, 2025 • 7 views

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GOP Candidates Sweep Richmondville, Seward Races

SCHOHARIE – Republican candidates secured all major contested seats in the towns of Richmondville and Seward during Tuesday's general election, according to unofficial results from the Schoharie County Board of Elections.In the Town of Richmondville, the entire unopposed Republican slate was elected. Jeffrey Haslun won the Supervisor race with 96.5% of the vote, and Brian W. Manchester was elected Superintendent of Highways with 97.7%. For the two open Town Council seats, Harry Rode (49.8%) an...

Nov 9, 2025 • 14 views

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Mohr Wins Contested Summit Clerk Race; Jefferson GOP Slate Elected

JEFFERSON – Katie Mohr won a close, contested race for Town Clerk/Collector in Summit, while all candidates in Jefferson ran unopposed on the Republican line, according to unofficial results from Tuesday's general election.In the Town of Summit, Mohr, running on the Democratic and Katie for Clerk lines, defeated Republican Steven Baratta for the Town Clerk/Collector position, securing 51.5% of the vote to Baratta's 47.9%.Other races in Summit were unopposed. Roger Gural (REP) was elected Super...

Nov 9, 2025 • 5 views

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“Sharon Things - Local Happenings for Sharon Springs”

By Alexis PencarHey Neighbors!After a windy Fall week, expect a shift into even colder and more rainy weather. Have your winter jacket handy now! Look out for high temperatures with a broad range between 50s and 30s as well as lows in 20s early week. Some precipitation is expected over the weekend into Monday.Remember your Sharon column is a great place to find out about your local events, news, birthdays, and more! Look out for the upcoming Holiday schedule!There was quite the excitement with t...

Nov 9, 2025 • 3 views

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Magic Show at Spa Ritz Luncheon

By Alexis PencarSHARON SPRINGS — The Sharon Silver & Gold Senior Club will hold its November Luncheon meeting on Friday, November 14th at the Office for the Aging’s “Spa Ritz” meal site at the Sharon Springs Firehouse at 137 Beechwood Rd with a magic show and business meeting to follow.The Silver & Gold Senior Club continues to positively contribute to the lives of so many! Members of this dynamic social club come from surrounding areas including Sharon, Cherry Valley, Cobleskill, Ames, ...

Nov 9, 2025 • 5 views

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Sunnycrest Markets - Meet The Vendors

By Alexis PencarSHARON SPRINGS — Sunnycrest Markets, an authentic Amish marketplace located in Sharon Springs, has had a great first year of business! This multi-use spot has done a whole renovation since last year, providing a whole new feel. This newly established shopping destination offers a full experience with a diverse selection of goods all working together with talented local farmers, vendors, and artisans too! With a variety of vendors, each bringing something unique, you can explor...

Nov 9, 2025 • 5 views

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Tree of Lights Nov. 16

COBLESKILL — There will be a Tree of Lights event Nov. 16 from 2-3pm at the Cobleskill United Methodist Church, 107 Chapel Street, Cobleskill.This event is an opportunity to celebrate through music, poetry, and readings the lives of people in our region. Holiday trees will be lit and ornaments on display through the holidays. Ornaments can be purchased for $15.00. All are welcome, free event. Remember to Subscribe! Subscription Options One Year $50.00 USD Six Months $30.00 USD One Year with I...

Nov 9, 2025 • 5 views

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Veterans Day & Nov Veteran Events

By Alexis PencarAs Veterans Day approaches on November 11th, we prepare to honor the men and women who have served in our armed forces. In our close-knit communities like Sharon, Cobleskill, Schoharie, and more, the significance of this day runs deep. Observing Veterans Day is a heartfelt recognition of the courage, resilience, and commitment that these brave individuals have shown. It’s also a day to come together, reflect, and express gratitude, particularly for those who have made the ultim...

Nov 9, 2025 • 4 views

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