Hosting their annual meeting, Friends of the Community Library greeted library directors and 50 or so visitors for the celebration.Īgricultural problems were the topic of discussion when United States Senator Kirsten Gillibrand stopped in Cobleskill in her Listening Tour. Pancakes, syrup and good cheer kicked off a new year for the Friends of the Community Library. The contractor, Bette & Cring, will post detour signs and re-route traffic on Route 10, Elm Street in Cobleskill, and on Route 7. The Warnerville Cutoff will close February 28 for replacement of its two bridges. Talked about for years, the first of two Cobleskill area bridge closures is coming in less that a week. Shelter officials have offered a $250 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thieves. The break-in occurred at the Howes Cave shelter on January 30. State Police are on the lookout for thieves who stole money and drugs from the Animal Shelter of Schoharie Valley. Bartholomew said his brother, who owns a hot dog truck in Ulster County turned him on to opening a similar business in Schoharie County. On hand to cut the ribbon were Marion Borchert, Mayor Bill Ansel-McCabe, owner Dan Bartholomew and Dennis Doyle. B's Hot Dogs and More on Main Street in Middleburgh.
Jacqui Hauser remains as executive director.Ī grand opening was held for Mr. Eric Stein is the vice president, Angie Frank is the Treasurer and Maggie Pryor is the secretary. The group re-elected Brian Kaiser as president. seated its new officers and board members for 2011 in an organizational meeting. But the Main Street structure will remain standing until owner Mark Nadeau can come up with the $60,000 he needs for asbestos abatement.Ĭobleskill Partnership Inc. Work crews have demolished an addition to the back of what was once Cobleskill's United States Hotel and more recently, Lambert's. The animals are being cared for at Wes and Darcy Laraway's Red Maple Farm. Called the New York 100, the llamas were abandoned after the Montana Large Animal Sanctuary Donations dried up. One hundred starving llamas trucked cross-country from Montana are getting another chance in Middleburgh. Dozens of supporters turned out for the event Senator Jim Seward and Assemblyman Pete Lopez were also on hand to offer well wishes.
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Inside what was not that long ago a tumbled-down bowling alley, the Sharon Springs Free Library celebrated a Schoharie County milestone, its 100th birthday. Supervisor Dennis Richards said he was in favor of eliminating the fee to help local businesses. There are about 40 buildings in the town that needed to be inspected according to state regulations. Middleburgh town board members agreed to stop charging for state mandated fire and safety inspections.
Supervisor Tom Murray voted against the December motion to award the contract to Clapper Logging of Cobleskill because he felt it was being rushed through behind closed doors.
Local loggers gave the Town of Cobleskill an earful over a contract for eight acres of timber at the old Greenbush Road landfill that they argued should have been bid out. The company intending to buy the vacant Guilford Mills put $50,000 towards the purchase price, completing the deposit on the sale. Intelligent Fish is a bit closer to coming to Cobleskill, and bringing 50 jobs with it. A resident on the road has hundreds of pigs that are not confined and the roaming pigs have damaged the roads, neighbor's properties and have made it difficult to maintain the road. The Town of Middleburgh continues to have a problem with pigs running loose on Durfee Road. The Schoharie County Soil and Water Conservation District is one of the agencies that will be in the USDA Service Center being built behind Dunkin Donuts in Schoharie. In a split vote, supervisors elected Summit Supervisor Harold Vroman to replace the Esperance supervisor.Ī handful of agricultural service agencies are moving in together and relocating from Cobleskill to Schoharie. Valley Pharmacy closed and its staff, including owner Scott Van Kuren have transferred to Price Chopper in Cobleskill.Īfter eight years at the post, Earl Van Wormer is no longer chairman of the Schoharie County Board of Supervisors.
For the first time in about 20 years, and if you live in Middleburgh, you will have to travel out of the village to get prescriptions filled.
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