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CORNWALLVILLE - When does a tiny museum that collects eclectic and sundry things become a museum within itself and part of the history of a small town nestled between the Greene County valley and mountains?Twenty-five years after its creation, the Paula Lalala Mvsevm (her spelling) is intimately ingrained in the hamlet of Cornwallville, welcoming visitors to its Silver Jubilee Celebration, last we

TANNERSVILLE — Neil Simon's "Sunshine Boys" is a masterpiece. It is one of the handful of perfect scripts, but that does not mean it cannot be murdered in the presentation. That did not happen last night at the Maude Adams Theater. Gary Falk and Michael McDonald had chemistry as Al Lewis and Willie Clark. The audience laughed from the first sight gag, when Clark calls the "Spanish Kid" super to co

ASHLAND — There was the monthly town meeting of the Ashland Town Board Monday. The Meeting was chaired by Scott Tuttle, Deputy Supervisor, following the resignation of former Supervisor Chris Hamilton. The town business was carried out by Councilman Jeff Gonzalez; Councilman James Garraghan; and Councilman John Mattice as well as Town Clerk, (Tax Collector, Records Management & Registrar of Vital

ASHLAND — Serendipity in Ashland. I went to cover the Ashland Town Meeting. Though it was listed to begin at 7:30, it was already in session when we arrived at 7:15. Two participants jumped up to get my wife and me chairs. I started my DAT recorders. I use two, because things can always go wrong. However, the two recorders could not cover the error that was already in motion. Folks sitting in the

Where the Mountains Reach the Wider World

TANNERSVILLE – The Hunter-Tannersville Girls Varsity Soccer Team defeated Gilboa-Conesville-Roxbury 5-4 during their first official Delaware League game, which took place at home in Tannersville on September 8.H-T’s Girls Varsity Soccer Coach Bobbi Schmitt said, “I thought our girls played a great game! We’re consistently moving forward and building on what we do each day to become a better team.”

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Lots of fire trucks, Rip Van Winkle and Santa 'flew in' and additional happy participants. Photos courtesy Sister Chirya Risely at Peace Village in Haines Falls.