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Solo Performance Reimagines a Classic Jury Drama at Margaretville’s Open Eye Theater

MARGARETVILLE — A familiar courtroom drama will take on new urgency when The Open Eye Theater presents “12 Angry ElectriKs,” a one-man performance by Emmy Award-winning writer, director and … more

Open Eye Theater Seeks Cast, Director for Summer Shortcuts XVI

MARGARETVILLE - The Open Eye Theater is seeking actors, a director, a stage manager and production assistants for its annual Summer Shortcuts XVI, a showcase of six original 10-minute plays scheduled … more

Bushel screens ‘New Kingston’ by local filmmaker July 16

DELHI - Bushel presents New Kingston, a documentary by Kevin Bewersdorf about his life as a handyman in the hamlet of New Kingston, NY. The screening takes place on Thursday, July 16, 7:30 p.m, at … more

Programs about Catskills Builders at Bushel

DELHI - Bushel presents three distinctive programs - a film screening on July 9, a builders’ mixer on July 10, and a roundtable on straw-bale building on July 22 - in conjunction with its current … more

Bovina Lawn Sale Day Returns July 18

BOVINA - Bargain hunters and visitors alike will have plenty to explore when Bovina hosts its annual Lawn Sale Day on Saturday, July 18. The communitywide event, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., will … more

Robert M. Venth

Robert M. Venth, born on Jan. 29, 1939, in Valley Stream, NY, passed away peacefully on July 1, 2026, at UHS Wilson Hospital in Johnson City, NY. He was 87 years old. Bob, known affectionately … more

A Half-Century Later, Unadilla Opens Its Time Capsule - and Begins Another Chapter

UNADILLA - Fifty years after residents sealed away mementos of their lives during the nation’s Bicentennial, more than 600 people gathered July 4 to witness the opening of Unadilla’s time … more

Walton Celebrates America’s 250th With Time Capsule, Music and Hometown Traditions

WALTON - Rain interrupted the festivities but failed to wash away community spirit as hundreds gathered July 4 for the Walton Chamber of Commerce’s second annual Freedom Fest, celebrating the … more

Delhi’s Fair on the Square Opens Summer Season With Music, Games and Community Spirit

DELHI - Music drifted across Courthouse Square Friday evening as children raced through obstacle courses, families browsed vendors and the Delaware County Community Band kicked off another season of … more

Franklin Honors Revolutionary War Soldiers With New Memorial

FRANKLIN - About 100 residents, veterans, students and elected officials gathered Friday, July 3, to dedicate a new memorial honoring Revolutionary War soldiers buried in Franklin during a ceremony … more

Fifty Years Later, Trout Creek Opens a Window Into Its Past - and Seals One for the Future

TROUT CREEK - For generations of Trout Creek residents, the granite monument outside the historic Trout Creek Schoolhouse has invited the same question: What lies beneath? On Sunday, July 5, … more

More Than a Hobby: Ham Radio’s Lifeline Endures

DELHI - For 24 straight hours on June 27 and 28, the gazebo at Delhi’s Courthouse Square was transformed into a temporary command center, bustling with wires, temporary antennas, and the rhythmic … more
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