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Each of SUNY Cortland’s three schools publishes its own dean’s list: School of Arts and Sciences, School of Professional Studies and School of Education. Among those honored are: Kayla … more

Speaking Up in the Statehouse: Students Shape Schooling

MARGARETVILLE - Three students from Margaretville Central School (MCS) had an opportunity to express their views on education and explain their academic needs directly to the New York State … more

Franklin

Greater Franklin Food Pantry, 574 Main Street, will be open on Friday, Feb. 21 from 2-4 p.m. or by appointment. The Greater Franklin Food Pantry provides food for members of our community and is … more

Middletown

Whadda Winter?! Though I try to avoid slang in favor of language clarity, the weather has defied explanation. There was so much winter it was impossible to contain it. We had snow and cold of course, … more

Franklin falls to Oneonta 59-34 in non-league girls varsity basketball

ONEONTA - Franklin’s girls varsity basketball team struggled to find rhythm against Oneonta on Monday, Feb. 17, falling 59-34. Oneonta controlled the game from the start, taking a 14-10 … more

Walton's Pathfinders: Francis M. Laidlaw aka “Legs” Laidlaw

Historic Treasures As historian at the Walton Historical Society, I have the privilege of stumbling across many unknown or forgotten accounts of people or events. As I’m prone to chase … more

Guardians of the Coop: How DelCo backyard poultry keepers are battling avian flu

WALTON — Tending to backyard chicken flocks these days is done with precaution as avian influenza cases climb in New York. Mary Mascioli of Eagle Hollow Farm in Walton and other small-scale … more

Hunting in New York remains among the safest in decades

The 2024-25 hunting season in New York was one of the safest on record, according to data released by the state’s Department of Environmental Conservation. The agency’s annual report … more

Correction

In the Feb. 13 edition of The Reporter, in an article titled “Beyond farming: Walton FFA Chapter praises program” two quotes were incorrectly attributed to Addalyn Strub. The statements: … more

Roxbury Arts Group Issues Open Call for ‘Some Bodies’ Exhibition

ROXBURY — The Roxbury Arts Group has announced an open call for artists to participate in Some Bodies, an upcoming exhibition examining intimacy, identity, and the human form. Submissions are … more

A/Symmetrical Worlds exhibits opens in Stamford Feb. 22

A/Symmetrical Worlds, the latest exhibition at the Headwaters Arts Center, invites visitors into a realm of dualities, where balance and disruption, symmetry and asymmetry coexist in evocative … more

25M Trees Tracker is live

Have you planted a tree in New York since Jan. 1, 2024? You can use DEC’s new Tree Tracker to count your planting project toward our goal of planting 25 million trees by 2033.     … more
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