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5/11/25

Delhi Telephone Company’s 2025/2026 Directory Cover Contest

Written By The Mountain Eagle on 5/11/25 | 5/11/25

DELHI — Delhi Telephone Company had a great response to our 2024/2025 Directory Cover Contest and we are thrilled to announce that we will be doing it again for our 2025/2026 Directory!

DTC is looking for amazing local nature/event photos that represent the communities we serve. Contest entries are due by midnight, May 9, 2025. Please see official rules for details.

For more information about DTC’s Directory Cover Contest, contact Delhi Telephone Company at 607-746-1500 or visit www.delhitel.com.

2025 DTC TELEPHONE DIRECTORY COVER CONTEST OFFICIAL RULES

DTC is having a photo contest for our 2025/2026 Telephone Directory cover. Photo(s) must be of local nature or an event that represents the communities we serve.

By entering you understand, acknowledge and unconditionally agree to abide by the following:

Contest is open to anyone
Deadline to enter is May 9, 2025
A $200 prize will be awarded to the photo, along with credit being given wherever the image is used. A signed release agreement must be returned by the winner.
Entries can be color or black & white
Entries must be submitted by the original photographer. Emailed submission is your representation and guarantees that you are the owner and hold all rights to submitted photographs.
DTC will retain sole discretion as to what constitutes inappropriate content. Obscene, provocative or otherwise questionable content will not be considered. If photo or artwork is of a recognizable person, a model release form must be signed. Images that are significantly modified or appear unnatural will be considered ineligible.
Your submission authorizes DTC to reproduce, display, distribute, transmit, exhibit, alter without restriction, and otherwise use the image anywhere, and in perpetuity. It may be used without limitation, in all forms of video, social media, print for advertising, promotion, and any other lawful purposes. You waive all rights of inspection or approval regarding use. You release and discharge DTC from any and all claims and demands arising out of or in connection with said work. Use is without additional compensation in any form, other than contest prize.
Email entries to: custserv@delhitel.com. Each submission must include your name, brief description and telephone number.
Entries will be judged on the basis of quality, creativity and effectiveness in conveying the beauty and or unique character of upstate New York. All contest decisions are final. Any entry may be disqualified.

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Carli Pinner Receives Major Endorsements in Bid for Delaware County Treasurer

DELHI – Carli Pinner, candidate for Delaware County Treasurer, has received a wave of influential endorsements from respected county leaders, including retiring Treasurer Beverly J. Shields, Budget Director and Finance Committee Chairman Art Merrill, and several other longtime public servants.

After more than 30 years of service, Treasurer Beverly Shields broke with tradition to make a rare public endorsement. “I don’t normally endorse a candidate—and I told myself I wouldn’t pick my replacement—but current circumstances have changed my mind,” she shared. “Carli Pinner shares the same commitment to serving the county departments, taxpayers and fellow citizens with integrity, responsibility, and understanding. I am proud to personally endorse her for County Treasurer.”

One of the most notable voices of fiscal responsibility in Delaware County, Art Merrill—Budget Director, Finance Committee Chairman, and Town of Colchester Supervisor—also strongly endorsed Pinner.

“Carli’s extensive knowledge of county financial systems, paired with her education, make her a qualified candidate,” Merrill said. “She has the professionalism and financial insight necessary to guide our county forward. Please join me in supporting Carli Pinner for Delaware County Treasurer.”

Known for his disciplined budgeting and years of keeping his community within the state’s 2 percent property tax cap, Merrill’s endorsement signals deep trust in Pinner’s ability to continue Delaware County’s tradition of strong fiscal management.

Other endorsements include:

· Denise VanDusen, retired Deputy Treasurer: “Carli’s insight, skill, and judgment are truly exceptional. Her experience working daily with the County Treasurer means a smooth transition—and a strong future.”

· Glenn Nealis, “Carli is exactly what the next generation of leadership looks like. Her professionalism, dedication, and forward-thinking approach make her the right choice.”

· Michael Sabanski, retired Director of Real Property Tax Services: “Delaware County will benefit from Carli’s ability to work well with others, her fresh perspective, and her strong connection with emerging generations.”

Pinner currently serves as the Business Manager in the County’s Accounting Division and holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Elmira College. She works closely with the Treasurer and has a deep understanding of the county’s financial systems, policies, and responsibilities.

“I am honored and humbled by the support of leaders I’ve worked with and learned from,” Pinner said. “Together, we share a commitment to responsible fiscal stewardship and service to the people of Delaware County.”

For more information about Carli Pinner and her campaign for Treasurer, visit Carli Pinner for Delaware County Treasurer.

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County Chamber Rebranding

DELHI — The Delaware County Chamber of Commerce is rebranding and will host a first look at a launch party on Monday, May 19, starting at 4:00 pm in The Okun Theatre of Farrell Hall at SUNY Delhi.

The new look is the culmination of several months of work by Chamber directors and staff with Josiah Brown of Famous Destination Marketing, a Delaware County-based business and Chamber director. The process included several sessions identifying values, goals, and beliefs, followed by discussions as to how to best represent the organization's mission to build vital communities, provide professional resources, and champion businesses in Delaware County.

Everyone is invited to attend. Advanced registration is not required but is appreciated. More information, including RSVP, is available under the Programs and Events tab at www.DelawareCounty.org.

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DA Proposed Budget Under 2% Tax Cap: $23 Million - District Vote May 20th

By Mary A. Crisafulli

DELHI — The Delaware Academy Central School District (DA) Board of Education presented its proposed 2025-2026 budget of $23,093,729. This is a 2.59%, or $582,233, increase over 2024-2025. The budget remains under the 2% state-mandated tax cap increase. Significant increases are due to transportation costs, employee benefits, and pupil services.

Superintendent Carey Shultz said a new bus lease, which includes nine vehicles, is necessary and anticipates substantial growth. The five-year lease contract will be proposition two on the ballot. The transportation budget line is proposed to increase by just over $240,000. Increases also include purchasing two new vans to replace old ones. The van purchase is covered by state aid, said Shultz.

Pupil services, which include special education, outside placement, or additional resources and services for students, are proposed to increase by $117,784. Such needs have increased, and additional resources are necessary, explained Shultz. He noted that only some of these aids are supported by state funds.

Employee benefits are proposed to increase by $134,663.

"It was another great process," said Shultz of the budget. He has worked on DA's budget for several years, though this is his first as superintendent. "Our board is very dedicated to ensuring we are providing everything for our students while at the same time being fiscally efficient," Shultz said.

A public hearing is scheduled for May 12 at 6 p.m., and the budget vote is scheduled for May 20 in the middle school gym lobby from noon until 8 p.m. The budget will appear as proposition one on the ballot.

Another three propositions will appear on the ballot to develop capital reserve funds of $500,000 for technology, $500,000 for buildings, grounds, and transportation, and a general fund of $5 million to be used over a ten-year period for various repairs or equipment needs.

Three board seats are up for election this year. Incumbents Seth Haight, Lucy Kelly, and Sean Leddy are all running unopposed. "I look forward to keeping a good structure with our board and looking forward to the next year together," said Shultz. A meet-the-candidates event is scheduled alongside the budget hearing on May 12.

The district newsletter, available at delhischools.org, provides more information on the budget, propositions, and board candidates.

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DCHA to Offer Guided Hamden Cemetery Tour Saturday, May 17

HAMDEN — Please join the Delaware County Historical Association, Marianne Greenfield and Maddie Tabor on a spring walking tour of Hamden Cemetery. The tour is being offered at no charge to participants.

Marianne Greenfield is a noted cemetery historian and expert on Delaware County burial grounds. She also serves as the Town of Delhi Historian.

Join us as Marianne and Maddie lead us through the cemetery, pointing out individual stones and describing some of the stories of those buried there. Some of the names to be highlighted on the tour include: Carr, Maynard, Carrington, Bostwick, Scobie, Bush, Launt, Brant, Gray and more.

There will also be a gravestone cleaning demonstration. Learn how to clean your ancestor’s stone the correct way!

The cemetery is located at 176 Cemetery Road, Hamden, NY 13782. From State Hwy. 10, cross over the Hamden Covered Bridge and turn right on Cemetery Rd.

There is no charge to attend this event. Registration is requested by May 13.

Please wear sensible footwear and bring a water bottle. Parts of the tour will be over some rough terrain! For more information, please call (607) 746-3849, or email: dchadelhi@gmail.com

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Delaware League Standings

Delaware League Varsity Baseball (4 league games)

Gilboa/Roxbury 2-0 5-4

SKCS 2-1 3-4

Margaretville 1-1 3-4

Jefferson:Stamford 1-1 1-3

Windham 0-3 0-9

Delaware League Varsity Softball (6 league games)

*Windham 6-0 10-2

Charlotte Valley/Schenevus 3-1 10-2

SKCS 3-2 4-5

Gilboa/Roxbury 2-2 6-2

Stamford/Jefferson 1-3 1-6

HTC 0-3 2-6

Margaretville 0-4 0-8

Delaware League Varsity Tennis (12 league matches).

HTC 8-1 8-1

Windham 8-1 9-2

Margaretville 6-2 7-2

Gilboa/Roxbury 4-5 5-5

Jefferson/Stamford 1-3 1-3

Andes 0-6-2 0-6-2

Charlotte Valley 0-8-2 0-8-2

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Estro Furniture Store Opens

By Robert Brune

ANDES —In Andes on Saturday was the grand opening of Estro furniture store. New owner Sara Sharpe of the Wilson’s Bread building on Main Street says the front portion of the building will be a general store. Sharpe said it took six months to renovate the building which had been dormant for a number of years. Sharpe expressed gratitude to the MARK Project for financial assistance in the renovation of the roof and facade.

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PAWS FOR A CAUSE May 16th

DELHI — The Heart of the Catskills Humane Society will hold its 25th annual "Paws for a Cause" rummage sale on Friday, May 16 from 9 am to 3 pm, and Saturday, May 17 from 9 am to 1 pm, at the Heart of the Catskills Humane Society, 46610 State Highway 10, Delhi, NY, rain or shine, with a bake sale on Saturday from 9 am until 1 pm. Donations for the rummage sale may be dropped off at the shelter Wednesday and Thursday, May 14 and 15, between noon and 4 pm. Donations should be clean and in working order; donations of clothing, books, TVs or computers will not be accepted. Volunteer bakers may drop off donated baked goods on Friday, May 16 between noon and 4 pm, or on Saturday morning, May 17. All proceeds from the rummage and bake sale benefit the homeless animals of Delaware County. For additional information, contact the Humane Society at 607-746-3080.

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The Roxbury Arts Group Announces The Headwaters Music and Arts Festival: An Open Call for Performers

STAMFORD — Every summer the historic Main Street of Stamford, NY transforms into a dynamic performance space for the Headwaters Music and Arts Festival (HMAF). This annual day-long, rain-or-shine event, will take place this year on July 19 between 12–5p and will showcase performances and community arts activities for all ages. The Roxbury Arts Group is taking submissions for performers and encourages musicians, performers and artists of all varieties to apply for a spot in this year’s festival by going to roxburyartsgroup.org/hmaf2025. The deadline for submissions is Saturday, June 21, 2025.

The Roxbury Arts Group is looking for bands, singer/songwriters, artists, dancers, orchestras, jazz trios, one-time collaborations, magicians, wizards, clowns, street theater troupes, poets, circus performers, opera singers, comedians, actors, jugglers, mimes, puppeteers, twirlers, breakdancers and other performers and creatives. This year we will be adding a stage dedicated to the spoken word in conjunction with our monthly open mic series Word Box which takes place on the 3rd Tuesday of each month at the Headwaters Arts Center.

The Headwaters Music and Arts Festival is a celebration of music, art and community that is open to all. To help Roxbury Arts Group transform Stamford’s Main Street into the best venue in this corner of the county, visit www.roxburyartsgroup.org/hmaf2025 and submit your application before Saturday June 21, 2025. For any questions call the Headwaters Arts Center at 607.214.6040 or email headwaters@roxburyartsgroup.org.

The Headwaters Music and Arts Festival is sponsored by The Mountain Eagle and Schoharie News. All programs offered by the Roxbury Arts Group are supported by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the Office of the Governor and the NYS Legislature, the A. Lindsay and Olive B. O’Connor Foundation, the Robinson Broadhurst Foundation, The Community Foundation for South Central New York, the Tianaderrah Foundation, The Delaware National Bank of Delhi, and individual supporters.

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Windham Clinches Top Spot in Delaware League Softball

DELAWARE LEAGUE – Charlotte Valley/Schenevus defeated Margaretville 19-1 on Tuesday to pick up another league win. Natalie Amadon connected on a trio of hits, scored a pair of runs and drove in five RBI, while Josie Butler added two hits and had four RBI. Abby Vroman had three hits and three runs, Brinlee Wright added two hits and three runs and Sam Barrett, Autumn Burton, Amber Burton and Raya Williams all scored two runs each.

In action on Tuesday, Cherry Valley-Springfield/Sharon Springs defeated Stamford/Jefferson 21-5 in non-league action. Rose Bevilacqua had the lone hit for S/J. S/J scored five runs in the bottom of the second, but was unable to close the gap.

Gilboa/Roxbury defeated Margaretville 22-1 in league play last Thursday. Addy Hynes threw a no-hitter with six strikeouts for GC/R. Olivia Ross added a trio of hits, including a homer and a double and Bailey Hughes scored five runs. Mikayla Wright added three RBI.

Gilboa/Roxbury defeated Stamford/Jefferson 20-2 on April 30 to pick up a league win. Mikayla Wright picked up the pitching win, striking out 11 batters, and helped her cause with a pair of hits and three runs. Kelly Kalleberg and Caitlyn Ciaravino each had a pair of hits and scored three runs each, while Savannah Pettersen added three hits, four funs and four RBI to the win. Emma Hendrickson led S/J with a pair of hits, including a triple.

South Kortright/Andes defeated Margaretville 38-3 in league play last Thursday. Madysen Reeves and Lilly Temple homered and teammates Jayleen Kelly and Carlee Dropp each had four hits.

Charlotte Valley/Schenevus squeezed by Walton/Downsville 8-7 in their own Calhoun Classic Tournament last Saturday. Josie Butler picked up the pitching win and teammates Natalie Amadon and Clair Clark both connected on a double. The second round of the tournament was rained out.

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Grand Gorge FD Holds Annual Dinner

Special recognition awards from the Grand Gorge Fire Department were made to, from left: Firstr Assistant Chief DJ Speenburgh, 2023 Firefighter of the Year; Chief Hank Gockel, who made the presentations; Larry VanValkengurgh, EMS Person of the Year for 2023 and 2024 and Fire Captain Corey VanAlstyne, 2024 Firefighter of the Year.

Tom and Gail Miner hold certificates of appreciation for their many years of dedicated service to the Grand Gorge Fire Department. Making the presentation was Bill Shryver, chairman of the fire commissioners.

By Liz Page

GRAND GORGE – Members of the Grand Gorge Fire Department gathered last Saturday to hold their annual dinner, recognizing the officers installed for the coming year and to honor members who had special anniversaries and have done a great deal for the department.

Officers for the 2025 year include, the following: Jim Hull, president; Roberta VanValkenburgh, vice president; Heather Gockel, secretary; Bill Schryver, treasurer; Hank Gockel Jr., chief; D.J. Speenburgh, first assistant chief; Brady Pickett, second assistant chief; Corey VanAlstyne, fire captain; David Label, EMS captain; Brady Pickett, parade captain; Larry VanValkenburgh, fire police captain; Dot Morrison, pastor; Stewards: Jane Madore, Kathy Alle, Karen Speenburgh and Jim McClaren; Executive committee members: Brad VanVaulkenburgh, Bill Shryver and Cory VanAlstyne.

Marking special year anniversaries were, the following: five years - Heather Gockel and Danyelle Gockel; 10-years, Lisa Ciaravino; 15-years, Pastor Dot; 25-years, Betsy Bussiere and D.J. Speenburgh; 35-years, Mike Dorrance and 40-years- Geno Brainerd.

Jim Hull, who usually emcees the annual event, gave his apologies for confusing his dates, explaining he was at the Kentucky Derby. Roberta and Larry VanValkenburgh emceed the event. Hull thanked everyone in the fire department and EMS for all they do throughout the year.

Larry VanValkenburgh said they also wished to thank all the members of the mutual aid departments they count on to help with "our calls".

Roberta Hull recognized the evening's guests. Chief Waylon Robinson and his wife, Jen Robinson, Conesville FD; Marty Finch, Roxbury FD and Second Assistant Chief Joe Hornbeck and his wife, Deb Hornbeck, Stamford FD and Mark Rossley, Delaware County Emergency 911 Coordinator.

Larry VanValkenburgh reported on EMS over the past year and said one member is going back to being an EMT and two others are in a class currently with final tests coming up, to hopefully add two more EMTs to the ranks. "They will be a good addition to our team," he said. He also thanked firefighters for providing assistance over the year, for lift assists and landing zone. He thanked Delaware County Emergency Services Department, Maggie Wilson, for all her help and Steve Hood.

They explained there were recognitions left over from last year, when plaques did not arrive in time.

Bill Schryver, chairman of the fire commissioners, made a sepcail presentation to Tom and Gail Miner, for their many years of dedication to the Grand Gorge Fire Department, Tom as a member and as a fire commissioner and Gail as the treasurer for many years.

Chief Hank Gockell handed out the Firefighter of the Year Awards for 2023 and 2024. DJ Speeenburgh is the 2023 recipient and Cory VanAlstyne is the 2024 recipient. Larry VanBalkenburgh receivedthe EMS of the Year Award for both 2023 and 2024.

The evening ended with a report from DJ Speenburgh regarding a new program that will allow them too provide training and courses over the coming year. Members who don't have access will be able to accomplish the courses at the monthly meeting. He said the program should be beneficial for everyone and will allow the department to keep up with OSHA requirements.

Pastor Dot thanked everyone for being a reflectin of the love of the communties and how well they all take care of them. "Whenever I am in need, I am in good hands. You all have such care. That is why so many people have such gratitude in their hearts for you."

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Local Hoop Players Named To All-State Teams

DELAWARE LEAGUE – Two local basketball standouts were named to the New York State Sportswriters Association's All-State First Team. The selections were announced by theNYSSWA on Monday.

Addy Eckert, a member of the South Kortright/Andes sectional championship team was tapped, along with McKenna Hoyt, who helped lead her Stamford/Jefferson team into sectional play this season. Eckert graduates this year from South Kortright, while Hoyt will return to the court next year. Both players achieved 1,000-point milestones this season.

Also named by the NYSSWA was Caitlyn Deysenroth, as a third team selection. She is also a member of the SK/A team and will be graduating this year.

Charlotte Valley's Brinlee Wright was a tenth team selection. A junior, she will return to the court next season.

The player of the year in Class D was Emeline Barton, of LaFargeville.

In boys basketball, Margaretville Hunter Balcom , a senior, was named to the Fourth team and his teammate Connor Wayman, also a senior, was named to the Fifth team.

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Gilboa-Conesville/Roxbury Holds the Top Spot in DL Standings

DELAWARE LEAGUE – Gilboa-Conesville/Roxbury picked up a key league win over South Kortright/Andes last week to move into the top of the standings in Delaware League play that has been working around a lot of raindrops. Three teams now have a single league loss, keeping things tight.

Margaretville defeated Cherry Valley-Springfield/Sharon Springs 8-3 April 30 in a non-league pairing. Chris Hull struck out eight batters to pick up the pitching win. Teammate CJ Fairbairn connected on four hits and drove in three runs, while Hunter Balcom added three hits and two RBI.

Gilboa/Roxbury defeated Laurens/Milford 11-1 on April 30 in a shortened five -inning non-league game. Gavin Bohringer had a trio of hits including a pair of doubles, to bring in four RBI. Garrison Ross and Brayden Carr each connected on a pair of hits. Dave Cammer added a triple and Jordan Johnston doubled in the win. Ross picked up the pitching win striking out six in relief.

South Kortright/Andes defeated Margaretville 25-8 in a non-league game last Thursday. Logan Reinshagen and JB Trimbell each had a trio of hits and Jackson Hudson connected on a double. Garrett Dropp picked up the pitching win.CJ Fairbairn and Hunter Balcom each connected on doubles for Margaretville.

Last Friday, Gilboa/Roxbury defeated South Kortright/Andes 6-2 in a key league pairing. David Cammer and Garrison Ross combined to give up just two hits on the day. Cammer struck out 10 and Ross helped the cause with a pair of hits including a double for one RBI. Gavin Bohringer hit three singles. For SK/A, Logan Reinshagen and Cole Thomas combined to strike out 16 batters.

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Three Vie For School Board Seat at SKCS

Staff Report

SOUTH KORTRIGHT – Three candidates seek election to a five-year term on the South Kortright Central School Board of Education and will be decided by district residents on May 20. Voting will be held from noon to 8 p.m. in the gymnasium lobby. A meet the candidates night was held Thursday and a budget hearing is set for May 13 at 7 p.m. in Harbaugh Hall.

Copies of the budget and the budget newsletter are available on the school's website.

The proposed budget totals $11,645,610, an increase of 1.5 percent over the current budget which exceeds the allowable state tax cap limit of -.03 percent for SKCS. It projects a 2 percent increase in the tax levy and passage of the budget will require a 60 percent majority of the qualified voters.

In his message to district voters, Superintendent Dr. Tarkan Ceng stated they used reserve funds to help balance the budget to minimize the impact on taxpayers.

Like the other districts, SKCS is facing increased costs, along with increases to the contributions into the state retirement system and health insurance increases of 10.5 percent

District residents are also asked to decide the purchase of one 21- passenger, handicap accessible school bus and two minivans. The amount is not to exceed $205,00 and will be paid from the district's bus reserve for the school year commencing July 1, 2025 through June 30, 2026.

The three candidates seeking election to the expiring five-year term of Randy Hungerford are Kevin Hitt, Stephen Tucker and Janet Beken Smith. All provided brief biographies for the budget newsletter.

Kevin Hitt is a 1996 graduate of SKCS and has two children who attend SCKS. He coaches the SKCS trap team.

"I am currently serving as chairman of the fire commissioners for the Hobart Fire Department, a position I have held for the past five years.

"I would like to join the South Kortright Board of Education because I, like all parents, have a vested interest in seeing the students in our school succeed.

Janet Beken Smith lives in Bloomville with her husband and three children. The general manager of the Stamford Farmers' Co-op, she is a 1997 graduate of SK and comes from a long line of Rams. The mother of Anna, a fifth grader and twins Evan and Emma, now sophomores, she can be seen at virtually any and all SK events.

Having served on the board of education for two terms in the early 2000s, she states she has a clear idea of the type of service it entails. She now brings a fresh perspective of parent, graduate, daughter and granddaughter of retired SK employees. She states that her goal is simple, to continue to support the amazing faculty and staff at SK, always do right by students and be ever-mindful of our taxpayers.

"SK is a special and wonderful place that she hopes to help ensure the bright and successful future of."

Stephen Tucker, also a candidate for the school board, states that after spending 15 years as an HVAC and Automotive Technician, he entered the world of education as an Instructor of Automotive Mechanics at SUNY Delhi. He is now Professor Emeritus after 37 years of teaching in a classroom and as a program director. Along the way, he completed his bachelor's and master's in education.

His biography also states that he is the proud parent of three very successful SKCS graduations and a grandparent of two current SKCS students. He has volunteered for and has been fully involved and invested in several community organizations, including previous member and co-chair of the SKCS Shared Decision Making Team; a previous 15-year member/president of the SKCS Board of Education; A fire commissioner for the Kortright Rural Fire District and Town of Kortright Planning Board for more than 25 years and a member of the board for The North American Council of Automotive Teachers.

His biography states his goal is to bring proactive solutions to the table and reach consensus with all board board members to help SKCS meet the mission, vision and core values of its current strategic plan.

Qualified voters must live in the district for at least 30 days, be 18 -years of age or older and be a United States citizen.

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Delhi Telephone Company’s 2025/2026 Directory Cover Contest

Written By The Mountain Eagle on 5/11/25 | 5/11/25

Carli Pinner Receives Major Endorsements in Bid for Delaware County Treasurer

County Chamber Rebranding

DA Proposed Budget Under 2% Tax Cap: $23 Million - District Vote May 20th

DCHA to Offer Guided Hamden Cemetery Tour Saturday, May 17

Delaware League Standings

Estro Furniture Store Opens

PAWS FOR A CAUSE May 16th

The Roxbury Arts Group Announces The Headwaters Music and Arts Festival: An Open Call for Performers

Windham Clinches Top Spot in Delaware League Softball

Grand Gorge FD Holds Annual Dinner

Local Hoop Players Named To All-State Teams

Gilboa-Conesville/Roxbury Holds the Top Spot in DL Standings

Three Vie For School Board Seat at SKCS

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