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By Rob Panico
By the end of 2025, gold made up 27% of global central bank reserves, up from 20% a year earlier, while the share of US Treasuries fell to 22% from 25%
By Matthew Avitabile
New artifacts at the museum
By Matthew Avitabile
Lydia Waage was presented the Casella Waste Power of Hard Work Scholarship on May 29 at the Career and Technical Education Center (CTE) – Schoharie Campus.
By Robert Brune
Williams Honored
By Matthew Avitabile
The Hobart Community Alliance (HCA) shared its most recent meeting on May 28th via Zoom, tapping the expertise of Hobart resident Kelly Chien
By Liz Page
Julian Hager was honored by the Stamford Kiwanis Club as Farmer of the Year in 1983, an award that recognized farmers who were innovative and progressive. On May 29, two of his grandsons were recognized as the Delaware County Outstanding Young Farm Family.
By Dorothy Pickett
Updates on neighborhood happenings, events, and family milestones across the towns of Gilboa and Conesville
By Michael Ryan
Skillers, also serving non-alcohol spritzers and more, is located on Route 42 in the town of Lexington and is open from 2 to 7 p.m. on weekends with acoustic music from 2 to 4 p.m. on Saturday.
By Chris English
Schoharie County Probation Director Richard Cain is leaving that job and assuming a different one within county government.
By Matthew Avitabile
Ninety Capital Region BOCES Career and Technical School students were inducted into the National Technical Honor Society (NTHS) on May 28, while an additional 33 students were recognized for meeting eligibility requirements for the second year.
By Mary A. Crisafulli
New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Water Supply Deputy Commissioner Paul Rush is set to retire next week.
By Matthew Avitabile
It was an amazing day for the Margaretville Central School sixth and seventh grade students at the American Museum of Natural History last week.
