Rob Panico
Journalist
Rob Panico
I've lived in Middleburgh past 22 years and have been involved with the newspaper in one form or other since 2016. At present, I lead digital operations, managing and developing the mountaineagle.net platform. To this role, I bring three decades of enterprise systems expertise to the perfect convergence: AI automation that removes operational friction, proven market position following competitor consolidation, and community relationships ready for digital enhancement.
My career track record features zero security incidents across all deployments. Custom developed systems are still operating reliably for one to two decades in production with minimal or no direct administration. I have deep experience with payment systems and complex integrations serving enterprises, Fintech companies, and government agencies.
I contribute articles that focus on sharing lessons learned from experience and how to build patterned applications that endure. I also curate and post press releases and upcoming events.
I pride myself on being responsive and available, so please don't hesitate to contact me. I'm always ready and willing to support our members, subscribers, contributors, patrons, and staff.
Recent Articles
Beards Hollow August 2026 Church Services
Seize The Day With The Timothy Murphy Playhouse Production of Newsies Jr.
Schoharie Central School Jr./Sr. High School on August 7th, 8th, and 9th at 7pm, 7pm, and 2 pm respectively
Schoharie Valley Region AACA Scholarship winners named
Capital Region BOCES students Jason Rosado, Austin Bulger, Andrey Kuropatkin, Darin Govel, and Zachary Trippany received this year’s Schoharie Valley Region-AACA scholarships and the Ernie Anderson Memorial Scholarship
Middleburgh Experiences Two Extended Power Outages Two Days Apart
Grid power failed during the holiday weekend on Sunday, July 5th for several hours and then again on Tuesday, July 7th for several more hours
"12 Freedoms of Democracy" Watercolor Exhibit Closes July 24th with Live Music at Sidney Memorial Public Library
Large-scale murals by artist Mark Strodl invite reflection on freedom and civic life as America marks its 250th year