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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

SCHOHARIE - The weather was rainy and nasty outside, but inside it was a great time to shop for antiques at the 50th annual Fall Antiques in Schoharie Show at Depot Lane Saturday and Sunday.A few vendors braved the conditions outside but most were inside at the complex.The show is sponsored by the Schoharie Colonial Heritage Association.

Friday Night Lights! Fonda Fultonville traveled to Schoharie for a game under the lights. For the first 15 minutes, both teams battled with Schoharie maintaining the majority of possession, but the Valley Hawks stood strong. RJ Smith then beat a defender at the top of the box and scored first for the Storm. Both teams continued to battle but no further scoring in the half. With the slimmest of mar

SCHOHARIE - It was a picture-perfect garage sale day Saturday in the Village of Schoharie.Sales filled Main Street and back streets from 8am into the afternoon. There was also food on Main Street.

Wayward Lane Brewing in Schoharie teamed up with The Joshua Project for their annual Family Fun Day & Building Fund Fundraiser Sunday, for an afternoon of music, games and community. There was live music by Rustic Chill, and Double Barreled bands; face painting, a bouncy slide, crafts and a duck pond for the kids; lots of food and drinks — The Dumpling Wagon and Mim’s Lemonade were there, and the

Pursued by Maple Hill’s Arletta Phelan and Skye Swartz, Schoharie’s Evelyn Messner moves the ball downfield. Messner led the Storm with four goals and one assist in Monday’s 5-2 victory over the Maple Hill Wildcats.

The Legion helped lead the parade.

The band started on time as the spectators continued to bring in the lawn chairs and the perfect spot to sit. The weather is nice and comfortable. CPI will continue its Thursday music in the park series.

NORTH BLENHEIM - It was a perfect day for an antique car show at the New York Power Authority's Visitor's Center in North Blenheim Sunday. There was not a chance of rain, it was warm but not hot, and the cars and trucks filled the beautiful lush fields of the complex. The show, the 55th for the Schoharie Valley Region Antique Automobile Club of America, was one of the most attended with more than 125 vehicles and hundreds of visitors.

Middleburgh Mayor Timothy Knight and Schoharie Mayor Colleen Henry sit down for a game of Chinese Checkers.