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Showing posts with label flooding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label flooding. Show all posts
10/29/16

County Building Floodgates Opened in Ceremony

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The County Building was bustling Friday night. A crowd of about fifty people gathered for the opening of the floodgate project surrounding t...
4/10/15

Flood Warning Issued for Schoharie Creek

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The National Weather Service in Albany has issued a Flood Warning for the Schoharie Creek at the Gilboa Dam from this evening until late S...
9/29/14

$650,000 in New Funding for Streamwork

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The Schoharie Valley delegation of U.S. Congressman Chris Gibson, New York State Senator James L. Seward and New York State Assemblyman Pet...
9/18/14

Before and After: An Irene Photostudy

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Local reader Michael Avitabile sent us these photos of scenes from Middleburgh, Schoharie, and down the Schoharie Valley of scenes of heartb...
8/31/14

Opinion: Three Years After Irene

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2011 marked a red letter date in Schoharie County's history. Not only was it the year of great devastation, but that of great courage...
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8/22/14

Sharon Hit by Mudslide, School Damage

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The Town of Sharon suffered a flash flood last night, facing flooded basements and 4-6 inches of water in the school. There was a temporary ...
6/27/14

Firemen Rescue Gilboa Couple after Flash Flooding

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Update: County officials have put the cost of flood related repairs on South Gilboa Road at over one hundred and twenty thousand dollars ...
6/23/14

County Eyes Seebold Farm for New Public Safety Facility

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Local officials agreed at Friday's monthly county board meeting that if FEMA approves the relocation of Schoharie County's Public...
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6/12/14

Middleburgh's Turtle Rock is No More

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The former Turtle Rock Cafe, once a popular restaurant and ice cream shop, was torn down earlier today. The building, purchased by the Town...
5/16/14

Schoharie County in Flood Watch (May 16, 2014)

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The National Weather Service in Albany has issued a flood watch for Schoharie and neighboring counties, including parts of Albany, Montgo...
4/30/14

Schoharie Valley in Flood Watch

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The National Weather Service in Albany announced earlier this morning that most of the Capital District - including the Schoharie Valley ...
4/14/14

Local Flood Leader Asks for Assistance Giving Back

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For many, Joshua DeBartolo is considered the face and the main driver behind flood recovery in the County after 2011. The Middleburgh nativ...
3/21/14

Flood Grant Applications Due April 11

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Anyone interested in applying for aid through the NY Rising program has about three weeks left to do so. The program, which aims to give gr...

Middleburgh, SALT, College Team Up to Repair Flood Damage

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SALT, the Village of Middleburgh, and a SUNY Oneonta fraternity are teaming up to fix up flood damage in Middleburgh's business distric...
2/10/14

62% Say No to Tax Abatements

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Tax abatements have already passed into law in the Town and Village of Schoharie and the Town of Blenheim, but have little overall support ...
1/25/14

Flood Recovery Report Finds Higher Costs, Potential Reimbursements for County Building

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Flood recovery director Bill Cherry presented a January progress report to the County Board of Supervisors. Included in the report was the ...
1/15/14

$12 Million in New Flood Recovery Money on its Way

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Governor Cuomo's NY Rising Program, launched in August, has provided up to $12 million in total funding for projects in the Villages of...
12/12/13

Lopez Flood Mitigation Meeting Finds Consensus in Prevention

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Flooding is on the top of the agenda for many communities-- flooding in 2011 and 2013 has hampered many parts of the County and appears to b...
12/6/13

Lopez Hosting Flood Meeting Monday

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Assemblyman Peter Lopez is inviting local leaders to another round of a series of flood resiliency meetings. The meetings, which have involv...
11/23/13

Green Shirts Leaving Schoharie County

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In an emotional ceremony on Monday, December 18th the hundreds of volunteers that assisted flood victims across the County were honored. The...
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