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Showing posts with label recovery. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recovery. Show all posts
12/14/14

Vote in Our New Poll: Have We Recovered from Irene?

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Make sure to vote in our newest poll. Has the Valley from Blenheim on up properly recovered from Hurricane Irene? Has the Valley Recove...
11/24/14

200 Emergency Ready Kits Provided for Vulnerable Populations

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Hope for the Home-bound, a new program formed by SALT, Office of Emergency Services, and AmeriCorps will be distributing 200 Emergency Ready...
10/7/14

Food Store Returning to Middleburgh

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It may have taken three years, but a food store is again returning to Middleburgh. Coming in the next month, the Olde Corner Store will be ...
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...
9/9/14

Opinion: SALT Forever, Sustainable

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SALT has been among the most effective community groups since 2011's flooding. Its intrepid employees and volunteers have been incredibl...
9/4/14

Former Alley Cat Diner Changes Hands

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The site of the former Alley Cat diner has new owners. Devastated by the flooding of 2011, the popular Alley Cat never returned and was rebu...
9/1/14

Irene Marked by Leaders in Blenheim Ceremony

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It has been three years to the day since Hurricane Irene changed the Schoharie Valley forever. The Town of Blenheim hosted a remembrance cer...
8/26/14

SALT Receives Large Donation from FAM

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Fenimore Asset Management has been a great friend to flood recovery. The Cobleskill business gave $250,000 to SALT in 2012. This month the c...
8/25/14

Schoharie Packed for Rock the Valley

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Schoharie was mobbed with visitors on Saturday visiting the annual Rock the Valley concert and festivities. It was the fourth Rock the Valle...
8/22/14

Schoharie Introduces New Logo

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The Village of Schoharie is looking to continue its flood recovery with a new publicity push. The community has unveiled a stylish new logo ...
8/20/14

Fourth Annual Rock the Valley in Schoharie August 23rd

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This Saturday will see the third iteration of the Rock the Valley concert in Schoharie. Started in late 2011 as a response to the flooding c...
8/18/14

Construction Begins at Schoharie Senior Housing Project

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Construction has begun at the site of the future Schoharie senior housing project. The construction, being done near the former Great Americ...
8/11/14

After Flood, Middleburgh Sees Swift Revival

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Middleburgh was the second-hardest hit community by 2011's devastating flooding. Faced with much of its business sector and residential ...
7/4/14

Bounty of the County Recalls Hard Work, Future Progress

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SALT held its second annual Bounty of the County dinner at the Carrot Barn last Saturday, attracting over 100 people for the fundraiser. The...
5/4/14

For Middleburgh Accountant, A Chance to Assist in Recovery

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Francis Pipczynski didn't quite know what to expect when he accepted a meeting with Mayor Matthew Avitabile of Middleburgh. The Mayor h...
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...
1/17/14

Zumba Event to Aid Flood Victims

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All are invited to a Saturday, February 8th "Zumba-thon" to assist flood victims. The event, done in partnership with SALT is a g...
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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11/15/13

Cherry to Board: Relocate County Jail

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County Treasurer and Flood Recovery Coordinator William Cherry presented multiple facets of ongoing relief efforts to the County Board of Su...
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