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Hello friends... hope you had a blessed holiday last weekend. Time with family is always fun and nurturing for me. If not for you, I hope you had a peaceful weekend. For those who celebrate Orthodox … more

Unadilla Library Turns Saturdays Into a Community Commons

UNADILLA — At the Unadilla Public Library, Saturdays this April are being shaped as much by conversation and craft as by books on the shelves. The month begins April 11 at 11 a.m. with a … more

Easter Joy in Downsville: A Spring Tradition Delivers Smiles

A toddler shares a moment with the Easter Bunny during the Downsville Girl Scouts’ annual egg hunt held Saturday, April 4 at Downsville Central School. Sponsored by the Colchester Chamber of … more

Easter Egg Hunt Brings Springtime Buzz to Masonville

Children raced across the grounds of the former Sidney Elementary School in Masonville during Masonville Connects’ annual Easter egg hunt on March 30. Nearly 100 children searched for more than … more

Deposit-Hancock Rallies Late to Defeat Union Springs 12-7

CORTLAND - Deposit-Hancock broke open a tight game late to secure a 12–7 win over Union Springs in the second game of a doubleheader April 4. Behind a balanced offensive effort and a steady … more

15th Annual ‘I Love My Park’ Day

Registration is now open for the 15th annual I Love My Park Day, which will be held on Saturday, May 2, at state parks, historic sites and public lands all across New York State. The event, a … more

RAG: Five Stories Flicker to Life on Screen

STAMFORD — The Roxbury Arts Group will present its 2026 Local Lens Short Film Showcase on Friday, April 10, bringing together five films by three regional filmmakers at the Headwaters Arts Center. … more

Night of Song With Chris Pierce April 18

STAMFORD — An evening of stripped-down performance and storytelling will bring the nationally recognized singer-songwriter Chris Pierce to the Headwaters Arts Center on Saturday, April 18, at 7:30 … more

A Literary Return to the Catskills’ Past

DELHI - The layered history of the Catskills — from the folklore of Rip Van Winkle to the legacy of Franklin D. Roosevelt — will be the subject of a public presentation later this month at the … more

A Literary Trail Winds Through the Catskills, Linking 13 Independent Bookstores

DELHI — A new kind of map will guide visitors through the Catskills this spring — one marked not by peaks and trails, but by shelves and stories. The first Catskills Book Trail, an … more

Delaware County Faces Maintenance Bill for 23-Year-Old Jail

DELHI - After nearly a quarter-century of continuous operation, the Delaware County Correctional Facility is beginning to show the structural fatigue of its environment. In a report delivered … more

Undermanned: Fire Chiefs Propose $50,000 ‘Honest Truth’ Study as Volunteer Crisis Peaks

DELHI - For decades, the fire sirens echoing through the Catskills have been met with the steady response of neighbors rushing to the station. But on Monday, April 6, local fire leaders warned the … more
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