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Local Business Focus - Ostrander Insurance

Written By The Mountain Eagle on 3/16/24 | 3/16/24

By Tori Edwards 

COBLESKILL — Ostrander Insurance is owned and operated by Megan Ostrander. She has been in business since 2019 at 2457 State Route 7, Suite 5 in Cobleskill. 

She provides insurance expertise for personal lines and commercial lines. Auto insurance, workers' compensation, disability insurance, paid family leave insurance, and renters' insurance. Megan is a member of a few local boards such as The Cobleskill Sunshine Fair, The Rotary Club, and the Richmondville Beautification Committee. 

She is a proud sponsor to several charities and fundraisers that take place in the community, recently she sponsored the Goodyear Lake Polar Bear Jump and Toys for Tots. Her insurance company has a 4.6 rating on Facebook. 

Many of her reviewers state that she makes it a painless process and saves them hundreds of dollars on insurance. Also, she provides a knowledgeable and friendly service that every reviewer on her site highly recommends. 

Contact Megan Ostrander at (518) 517-1500, at megan@ostranderagency.com, or her Facebook Ostrander Insurance Agency. Her website is www.ostranderinsagency.com. 

If you need an insurance agent that genuinely cares about her clients. That is dedicated to giving everyone reasonable prices and quality service. Call Megan today! She will help you secure your financial burdens with extraordinary expertise in the field!  


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Cherry Valley Easter Egg Hunt Set for March 30

CHERRY VALLEY - Back for its fourth year, the Cherry Valley Easter Egg Hunt will be held the day before Easter, on Saturday, March 30th, from noon - 2pm.

Pick up your map at The Telegraph School, 83 Alden Street, find all the egg signs around downtown, and come back to collect your prize. There will also be a drawing for some beautiful Easter baskets.

There will be a Girl Scout Cookie Booth as well.

The event is sponsored by The Telegraph School and The Historic Cherry Valley Businesses.


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Duanesburg Named Ross New Super

Cobleskill CS Grad and Former C-R, M'burgh Teacher

DUANESBURG - The Duanesburg Central School District school board named Kimberly Ross as the district's new superintendent during a special meeting last week following a five-month search.

Ms. Ross, of Sloansville, currently in the same position at Green Island Union Free School District, will assume duties on July 1, as she replaces Dr. James Niedermeier who retired in September 2023.

Ms. Ross has served in her current position since 2019. Prior to that, she was the director of student support services for the Gloversville Enlarged School District. She also worked as an elementary school principal in both Gloversville and Middleburgh, as well as a social studies teacher in Cobleskill-Richmondville.

During Ross’ tenure as superintendent, the graduation rate for GIUFSD increased from 75% to 93%, according to a press release from Duanesburg schools.

About Kimberly Ross

Ms. Ross is a New York certified administrator with a certification in school district administration from the University at Albany and SUNY Plattsburgh. She holds a bachelor’s in adolescent education from SUNY Oneonta and a master’s in education theory and practice/history from the UAlbany.

The search for a new superintendent was led by Capital Region BOCES and included a community survey as well as in-person focus groups.


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Esperance Egg Hunt Set for March 24

By Venus Louise

ESPERANCE - The Village of Esperance Monday met for its monthly meeting with Mayor Royce Gage and Board of Trustees.

In a busy meeting, board members:

·       Heard that the Esperance Volunteer Fire Department announced its upcoming events with their ongoing Fish Fry Fridays, March 15 and March 22 from 5 pm to 7 pm.  Dinners are $15.00 each.  

·       Heard that on March 24 at 1:30 pm there will be an Easter Egg Hunt in the Village Park for children up to 10 years old.

·       Agreed to seek volunteers to help on its Beautification, Planning and Zoning Boards.

·       Named Venus Louise as Village Registrar as of February 2, 2024.

·       Set the public hearing for the annual budget on March 25.

·       Heard that Al Theiser was fined $1,500 for failing to secure a demolition permit within Village limits. .

·       Heard that the first round of Village sidewalk repairs is slated to begin within two weeks, starting at the Esperance Health and Wellness office, down Main Street to Church Street.



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Schoharie County Launches Comprehensive Housing Conditions Assessment

Schoharie – The Schoharie County Housing Committee is pleased to announce the initiation of a targeted building condition assessment, marking a significant milestone in the larger Schoharie County Housing Study. The study's objective is to furnish a comprehensive overview of the current housing inventory, anticipate population growth and subsequent housing demand, discern market trends, identify unmet needs, and formulate a strategic approach to address these challenges.

Scheduled to commence in the second week of March, the housing conditions survey will extend throughout the remainder of the month, with a focus on the following representative communities crucial for understanding Schoharie County's housing landscape:

Village of Cobleskill

Town of Blenheim

Village of Sharon Springs

Village of Middleburgh

Town of Conesville

Village of Schoharie

Surveyors will be conducting assessments directly from the roadway, utilizing slow-moving vehicles clearly marked as "Flatley Read." This approach ensures a higher number of homes undergo assessment for housing conditions, facilitating a more comprehensive data collection process.

For any inquiries related to the building condition assessment or the housing study itself, please reach out to Shane Nickle at 518-295-8770 or via email at nickle.shane@co.schoharie.ny.us.

The Schoharie County Housing Committee expresses gratitude to the community for its support as we embark on this endeavor.


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Honoring and Remembering Mayor Doug Plummer


By Alexis Pencar

SHARON SPRINGS — "Everyone has met a person who has touched their lives. I think of Doug as that person. His humor, laughter and kindness have touched each and every one of us who knew him. He was loved and accepted by this community. He won't be forgotten." -Sandra Manko, Supervisor - Town of Sharon

“It was May 2019 when I became part of 'Team Sharon Springs' as the deputy clerk-treasurer in the Village office. I had known Doug for years as the charming face of all things Sharon Springs, but became much more aware of his dedication to promoting 'his' home as a wondrous place to live and work as years marched by. His legacy of positivity in all situations remains with me as such a life lesson learned. He is missed. Every. Single. Day.” - Linda Feuz, Village of Sharon Springs Deputy Clerk & Treasurer 

“We have lost our fearless leader, best advocate, and friend. Doug’s amazing energy and dedication to the arts and the community was an inspiration to all who had the pleasure of working with him. Taken far too soon, he will be in our hearts forever.” -Betty Gavin-Singer, Program Chair of Klinkhart Hall Arts Center in Sharon Springs

“Doug Plummer was not just a leader; he was a beacon of warmth and inclusion. He welcomed me into this community with open arms. Leaving an indelible mark on the hearts of those who had the pleasure of knowing him. His legacy is a testament to the transformative power of genuine connection and unwavering kindness.” -Marc-Anthony Polizzi, Executive Director of Klinkhart Hall Arts Center

“I remember Doug every day when I look across the street from the Cafe. He was such a big presence in our decision to move to Sharon Springs over 20 years ago; instrumental in convincing us to start the Cafe and was always part of the growth and change I’ve seen since. I, like so many, miss him personally but his work and his efforts to build and preserve the village we love live on and are a legacy and testament to his commitment and enthusiasm and unflagging optimism about Sharon Springs.” -Tony Daou, Owner & Operator of The Black Cat Cafe in Sharon Springs

“Doug felt a lot like the glue that held the Village together. He had an infectious smile and was unyielding in his support for our endeavors, and his absence will leave a monumental vacuum in our Village.” -Anthony Leberto, Owner & Operator of Brimstone Bakery in Sharon Springs

“Doug brought so much light into the world and his positivity was contagious. His pure determination outlives him in the community he helped to improve. He set the standards high and kept them there throughout. He is missed.” -Alexis Pencar, Reporter, The Mountain Eagle


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Sharon Springs Central School Update

 By Tori Edwards 

SHARON SPRINGS — Students at SSCS are heading towards the four quarter and spring break, but before that, they are presenting several events. On March 7th, the science club held their annual science fair, now called the Makers Faire. Students K-12 made original displays to express their hobbies and the particular subject of interest. 

Students of the drama club will be holding their school musicals on Friday, March 22nd, and Saturday, March 23rd at 7 pm. Grab your tickets today! Selected FFA members will be attending Sub-States in Windsor this Saturday, Good luck to all FFA participants! 

Don’t forget to Sign-up for AYSO soccer beginning March 11th till Sunday, March 24th. 

The SSCS PTO is doing a Stanley Cup Raffle to support teacher appreciation week! $3 per raffle ticket Venmo @SSCSPTO for a chance to win. The winner will be chosen on March 18th they will receive a 40 oz Stanely Cup and a $25 Dunkin Donuts gift card. 

Support your teacher by showing them appreciation! Keep up the great work students!

Let’s Go Spartans! 



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“Sharon Things - Local Happenings for Sharon Springs”

By Alexis Pencar

Hey Neighbors!

A little of this and a little of that! The weather gave us a dose of spring, winter, then spring again! With nearly 3 inches of snow in places this last week, Sharon Springs got more precipitation than some surrounding areas. The transition from inches of snow to the 60s happened quickly. There was flooding due to the rapid rain before and then the rapid melt off. 

Enjoy the sun while we have it since there is overcast weather in the forecast coming over the weekend. Don't put the jackets away yet since there could be snow next week on Friday. Temperatures head back down to 30s early next week.

The schedule of events for the Klinkhart spring and summer events will come out soon so keep and eye out for all the fun to come!

Mark your calendars for the big Easter Egg Hunt at SSCS sponsored by KNK Landscaping scheduled for Saturday, April 20th at 12 PM.

Brimstone Bakery is offering monthly afternoon tea starting in April! Monthly Afternoon Tea Service is on the second Wednesday of each month starting in April, from 2 PM to 4 PM. Please call the bakery at 518-284-6093. Space is limited! Visit their social media @brimstonebakery or call (518) 284-6093 for more information.

Sharon Springs Rescue Squad 

The Sharon Springs Rescue Squad is a cornerstone of the community! With many active members, they are always looking for new volunteers for Drivers, First Responders, Social Members, and EMT’s. SSRS will fund any training that is needed. SSRS meets the first Monday of the month at 7 PM and would be happy to answer any questions on how to support your community. 

The American Legion 

The American Legion Post 1269 of Sharon Springs is looking for new members! If you are interested in becoming an American Legion member, volunteering, or even donating to the many wonderful causes the Legion supports, please contact Commander Paul Todd at (518) 649-0024 for more information.

Sharon Springs Free Library

Remember that your library is available online, visit shsfreelib.mvls.info for more information.

Mrs. Fralick offers storytime for children on Thursday's at 10:00 am every week and includes a story or two, a craft, and a snack.

Winter Hours are: Tuesday, Wednesday and Fridays from 1:00 - 6:00 PM, Mondays & Thursdays from 10:00 - 6:00 PM, Saturdays 10:00 -1:00 PM, and Sundays - Closed. 

For more Library information please contact (518) 284-3126.

Worship Services

The Sharon Reformed Church (6858 State Route 10, Sharon Springs, NY 13459) offers weekly service at 10:30 am. Contact at (518) 234-2387 for more details.

The Sharon Springs United Methodist Church (511 State Route 20, Sharon Springs, NY, 13459) offers weekly service at 10:30 am. Contact at (518) 284-2200 for more details.

The St. Thomas The Apostle Catholic Church (24 Maple Avenue, Cherry Valley, NY 13320) offers weekly mass at 10:00 am. Reminder: confession is available 30 minutes before every mass. Contact at (607) 264-3779 for more details.

The Zion St. John’s Lutheran Church Seward (114 Mesick Ave, Cobleskill, NY 12043) offers weekly service on Sundays at 9:00 am. Contact at (518) 234-3222 for more details.

Cornerstone Baptist Church (7274 Route 10, Ames, NY 13317). Sunday Service is at 10:00 am. All are welcome. Contact (518) 673 3405 for more details.

Food Pantry

The Sharon Springs Food Pantry is an excellent local resource for all! They are located in the United Methodist Church on Route 20, across from the school (511 US Route 20, Sharon’s Springs, NY 13459).

They are always accepting donations! If you or someone you know is in need of the Pantry, the hours are Thursday 9:00 am -10:30 am and 5:00 pm - 6:30 pm. For more information please contact (518) 284-2687 or follow them on Facebook.

Sharon Sr. Congregate Meal Site

Local residents are invited to enjoy good company and a noon-time meal year round (except holidays) at the Schoharie County OFA’s “Spa Ritz” Sr. Congregate Meal Site at the Firehouse at 137 Beechwood Rd. M-W-F. 8 oz of 1% milk is served with each meal. Orders for meals must be called into the OFA office at (518) 295-2001 before 2 p.m. for the following day. Effective January 1st the suggested donation for those 60 years old and older is $5.00 per meal. Under age 60? You’re welcome to participate for a fee of $7.50 per meal.

To share community news, upcoming events, business specials, adjusted hours, birthdays, anniversaries, or even an outstanding resident, please contact me directly at (772) 971-1410 or alexis.pencar@gmail.com. Have a great week! Thanks!


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Intergenerational Experience a Hit

The Silver & Gold luncheon at “Spa Ritz” for March included a craft and bingo as an intergenerational activity with students from SSCS last Friday.


By Alexis Pencar

SHARON SPRINGS — “When senior hearts are happy, all the world seems bright and gay. And when youngsters’ eyes are smiling, sure, they steal your heart away.”

There were definitely smiles all around during the special intergenerational St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon for the Silver & Gold Club in Sharon Springs at the “Spa Ritz”, this past Friday, March 8th at noon.

Sharon Springs Central School Kindergarten and Second-Grade Students lifted the spirits of thirty members of the Sharon Silver & Gold Senior Club at their March 10th monthly luncheon meeting. Students sang a few songs and shared smiling paper clovers and chocolate candies with the seniors at the Office for the Aging’s “Spa Ritz” congregate meal site at the Sharon Springs Firehouse. For the bingo activity, students paired up with seniors as John Walker, Kindergarten Teacher, served as bingo caller. The kids and older adults enjoyed each other’s company for the afternoon.

Area seniors interested in more information about the club should contact Anne Lennebacker, president, at (607) 547-9055.

Sharon Sr. Congregate Meal Site

Local residents are invited to enjoy good company and a noon-time meal year round (except holidays) at the Schoharie County OFA’s “Spa Ritz” Sr. Congregate Meal Site at the Firehouse (137 Beechwood Road) M-W-F. 8 oz of 1% milk is served with each meal. Orders for meals must be called into the OFA office at (518) 295-2001 before 2:00 PM. for the following day. Effective January 1st the suggested donation for those 60 years old and older is $5.00 per meal. Under age 60? You’re welcome to participate for a fee of $7.50 per meal.


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Spring Awakening Coming Soon

By Alexis Pencar

SHARON SPRINGS — On Saturday March 30th from 10:00 AM until 5:00 PM, check out the shops in The Village of Sharon Springs for the “Spring Awakening” special event! 

Come out to celebrate Spring and the reopening of shops in the Village with lots of shopping, flowers, and activities! Each shop will have something special and unique for Spring!

There will be an Easter Egg Hunt - for All Ages, Crafting Paper Flowers, Floral Tastings, Tarot Cards Reading, Beekman 1802 Baby Goat Tour and much more!

Shop “Spring Awakening” at some of the lovely Sharon Springs businesses including Austintacious (197 Main Street), Beekman 1802 (187 Main Street), Brimstone Bakery (922 Chestnut Street), Cobbler & Company (189 Main Street), McGillycuddy’s Naturals (197 Main Street), Rural Provisions (197 Main Street), Sharon Springs Fine Dried Florals (200 Main Street), and more!

As the trees get their leaves and the flowers begin to bloom, come out to the Village of Sharon Springs for activities and excitement for all! Visit “Spring Awakening Sharon Springs” on Facebook for more information.


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Spring Awakening in Sharon Springs March 30

SHARON SPRINGS — As the shops & restaurants of historic Sharon Springs celebrate the arrival of the spring season and their reopening, they invite you to a Spring Awakening March 30, 10-5 pm, where each shop will offer their interpretation of the season.

Have fun visiting the shops to hunt eggs filled with unique prizes inside, sample edible flower shortbreads, craft paper flowers, see what spring holds for you with Tarot Card readings, blend your own spring fragrance, create a bouquet or vase with a Dried Flower Bloom Bar, enjoy spring shopping for decor, gifts and more. But, before you come, make sure to plan brunch @ Brimstone Bakery (reservations recommended) to savor their seasonal delights. Joining us for Spring Awakening is Hulse Hill Farm‘s Christine who will help you feel your own Cashmere Posey pin with Cashmere combed from her own loving cashmere goats. Christine will also have available new spring shades of her clean Cashmere yarn and fibers for purchase. Spirit Trading Company’s Farm will have their truck full of Fresh Spring Flowers just in time for your Easter weekend and it wouldn’t be spring without a Beekman Baby Goat tour (tickets required).



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SUNY COBLESKILL FIGHTING TIGER WEEKLY RECAP

The SUNY Cobleskill baseball team dropped three-of-four non-league contests during the week defeating the host Rams of SUNY Farmingdale on Tuesday 19-11 in Farmingdale, N.Y. prior to losing to the visiting Garnett Chargers of Union College on Friday evening 21-2 then dropping a doubleheader on Saturday to the visiting Statesmen of Hobart College by scores of 9-0 and 9-5 to fall to 2-7 overall on the year. Senior outfielder/designated hitter Samuel Gutierrez, Queens, N.Y., Martin Van Buren High School/Queensborough Community College, hit three home runs and drove in nine runs for the Fighting Tigers during the week.

The Fighting Tiger hunt seat equestrian team closed the regular season on Saturday by winning an Intercollegiate Horse Show Association (IHSA) Region 3 Zone 2 show hosted by Siena College at the Dutch Manor Stable in Guilderland, N.Y. Sophomore Casey Van Nostrand, Schenectady, N.Y., Guilderland High School, was the top individual scorer on the afternoon to earn High Point Honors at the event.

UPCOMING HOME CONTESTS:

Baseball vs. SUNY Canton 4/5 & 4/6, SUNY Oneonta 4/10, Eastern Nazarene 4/12

Softball vs. VTSU-Castleton 4/2, MCLA 4/9, SUNY Poly 4/16 & 4/17

Lacrosse vs. SUNY Poly 4/2, SUNY Canton 4/13, Husson University 4/20


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SUNY Cobleskill Student Receives National Programmer Award

COBLESKILL – Kaleigh Weaver, a senior pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science at SUNY Cobleskill, has been honored with the prestigious National Student Programmer of the Year Award given by the Association for Promotion of Campus Activities (APCA). The award recognizes individuals who demonstrate exceptional leadership and innovation in campus programming and engagement, qualities for which Weaver has become known in her four semesters as a Campus Engagement Leader. The award was given in February at APCA’s National Conference in Hershey, Pennsylvania.

In her role as Campus Engagement Leader, Weaver organizes various activities that foster community spirit and involvement. Her notable contributions include organizing events such as Charity Volleyball, multiple student-focused Grad Week events, and a Hydration Station Initiative to keep students hydrated and energized during final exams. She's currently involved in planning a highly anticipated year-end gala for students.

Reflecting on the National Student Programmer of the Year Award, Weaver expressed her gratitude: "It really confirms that I was doing the right thing and that I was doing a good job in my position since I am very passionate about what I do. I did not think it was going to be me at first, so when they announced that I had won, it was such an exciting experience, and I will be riding this high for a very long time."

Weaver credits attending the APCA National Conference as integral to her growth as a leader. The conference provides a platform for networking, skill development, and idea generation, allowing students like Weaver to enhance their leadership capabilities.

Weaver's commitment to campus engagement aligns with her future aspirations in marketing. As the current Director of Public Relations for the Student Government Association (SGA) and with plans to pursue a Master's degree in marketing at Clemson University, Weaver aims to leverage her leadership experience to excel in sales marketing for agricultural products and agribusinesses.

"It was a very humbling experience to be chosen for this award when so many SUNY Cobleskill students have been chosen for numerous awards before me," Weaver remarked. "Our school overall has won so many awards in the past during this ceremony, so to be awarded one and to be able to represent SUNY Cobleskill is really cool."


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Stop in at the New Everything Shoppes


By Elizabeth Barr 

COBLESKILL — The Everything Shoppe located at 980 East Main Street (Dunkin Donut Plaza) Cobleskill is scheduled to open today, March 15th.  Their hours will be 10 am till 3 pm Tuesday through Saturday.  Their phone is 518-254-0181. On the Level Construction did an amazing job customizing the space.  Inventory changes daily, so please check it out.  All the proceeds go to support our ageing population.  You never know what items you may find.  

The Everything Shoppes is also opening a location at 1292 State Route 990V, Gilboa. Their hours will be 10 am – 3 pm Tuesday through Saturday.  Their phone is 518-827-4548. 

The Everything Shoppe also is located at 312 Main Street, Middleburgh, and 209 Main Street, Sharon Springs. 

Donations of clothing and household items are accepted during normal business hours.  Thank you for your support.


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Irwin Recognized For 30 Years with Youth Comm.

By Alexis Pencar

SHARON SPRINGS — The Town of Sharon held their regularly scheduled Board Meeting on Wednesday, March 6th at 6:30 PM in the Sharon Springs Community Building.

Town Supervisor Sandy Manko started the meeting off promptly with approval of the minutes from the previous February 7th meeting.

During this meeting, Jeanne Irwin was presented with an award of “heartfelt thanks” from the Sharon Town Board for the 30 years of dedicated volunteer service with the Sharon Youth Commission. Irwin has resigned from this position and thanked the Board for “supporting the youth”, she also mentioned it is “handed off into good hands”. Mr. Dan Cornwell of SSCS is the new Chair of the Youth Commission and was recently sworn in. 

The Board also discussed the accomplishments of the Youth Commission for their Rec Outing, during February break. They were able to take 55 Sharon Springs Central School students to the Clark Sports Center in Cooperstown where they were able to swim, bowl, rock climb, play basketball, ping pong and pickleball. This event was also open to local homeschool students as well.

The Rec Center is in need of updated LED lights according to Highway Superintendent Bill Barbic. The Board moved forward with the approval of changing 5 lights.

Plans for the proposed Gazebo for the Rec Center have been postponed due to possible changing of location. The construction is due for the Spring.

The new solar lights at Bowmaker Pond were discussed even though there hasn't been much available this season for winter activities.

Between conversations with Attorneys, the Town is working towards removing the agricultural exemptions on the large controversial local solar projects. More to come on that.

Town Cemetery is still closed but was in need of supplies to get ready for the coming season, this was approved by the Board.

Bill Barbic spoke in length about the potential reduction in CHIPS money and how that would affect the Town overall. 

There was a proposal and debate of a new truck and plow for the Town with different options presented to the Board. It was mentioned the current truck doesn't have any issues but it is a way to be proactive. A motion was made and approved to move forward with the purchase of the 2024 Ford F-350 and the 2024 Boss Plow.

SCHOPEG, the video recording service for Schoharie County, was present at this Town meeting. Visit schopeg.vids.io and check out the “Video On Demand” for more meeting, and event recordings.

The regularly scheduled Town of Sharon Board Meetings are the first Wednesday of the month at 6:30 PM at 129 Main Street, Sharon Springs NY 13459. Call (518) 284-3010 for more information.


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Cobleskill Watershed Protection Project

By Elizabeth Barr

COBLESKILL — Smith Brook on East Greenbush Hill Road in Cobleskill is going to get much-needed repairs to ensure the Village of Cobleskill’s drinking water is up to standards.  Spring Brook is the primary feeder for the Smith Reservoir which is one of the primary water sources for Cobleskill.  Smith Brook currently feeds it and has several issues that need to be addressed.  There is an undersized culvert that is causing the road to flood and the erosion from the brook is going directly into the reservoir.  There is a sediment issue when any flood occurs and this project will stabilize the situation.  Sediment can reduce the downstream flow and cause various items like phosphates and nitrates as well as algae bloom to form. These conditions can cause a threat to the overall health of the drinking water. 

This project has been approved by the District and the County Board because the benefit outweighs the cost of completing the improvements. Several agencies are involved in the corrective action including the Village of Cobleskill (which will act as the lead agency for the environmental review), the Town of Cobleskill, Schoharie County Soil & Water Conservation District, who administered the project, and several NYS Agencies.  Lamont Engineering is the Agency that was procured to design and administer this project.  They will also assist in the permit process. 

Schoharie County Soil and Water Conservation District identified the issues in 2022. Schoharie County obligated funds for the District in June of 2023. The goal is to complete this project in the summer of 2024.   


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