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MIDDLEBURGH - It was a picture-perfect autumn morning Saturday for the 34th annual Fall Festival parade down Main Street Middleburgh.The sidewalks were packed with onlookers as the parade started at the elementary school and finished at the intersection of Main and River streets. There were fire trucks, antique cars, Girl Scouts, Little Leaguers, ambulance squads, the high school marching band, lo

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

ROSEBOOM - The annual Roseboom Antique Power Days connected the past, present, and future over the weekend.The three-day event began Friday with a Tractor Rodeo and a Tractor Ride for Cancer, an eight-mile trip to Cherry Valley, in honor of Norma Van Buren.Saturday's activities continued with tractor exhibits, demonstrations, and family-friendly attractions while Sunday featured the annual tractor

ANDES — There are communities that hold annual festivals, and then there are communities that celebrate themselves. Andes Community Day once again demonstrated why this small Delaware County hamlet has become one of the most welcoming and vibrant places in the Catskills, as residents, visitors, volunteers and local organizations filled Main Street and neighboring businesses for a full day of festi

The Legion helped lead the parade.

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.

MIDDLEBURGH - It was a red, white, and blue Friday in Middleburgh as America's 250th was marked with a parade, speeches, music, food, and much more. The weather was perfect, hot with clear blue skies for a full day of activities throughout the village. Highlights included a parade down Main Street, the Marge and Randy Becker Award for 2026, speeches at the pavilion on Baker Avenue, music under the pavilion, and more.

SCHOHARIE - Those who gave their all were remembered in a classic Memorial Day parade Thursday in Schoharie. There was a brief ceremony before the parade began at 6pm on Main Street. After Marty Pierce of the Schoharie Fire Department welcomed everyone, state Assemblyman Chris Tague was the guest speaker. Under clear skies, the parade included fire trucks, Little Leaguers, Scouts, old cars, and much more