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ARE YOU INTERESTED IN
Avenue, Bovina Center, New
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for the Bovina Fire District??
electing one Commissioner
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old things. One item or entire
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term. Please contact Dana
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ers. We even make house
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mencing January 1, 2020
calls! Monday- Friday 10:00-
questions. If interested in
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tered to vote with the Dela-
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Bovina Fire District, PO Box
ware County Board of Elec-
39, Bovina Center, NY 13740,
tions on or before November
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SHOWCASE & PROTECT
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large Christmas tree, sturdy
and the position they are
antique black cast iron stand,
seeking with the Secretary
fancy scrollwork. Decorative,
of the Bovina Fire District, at
functional, $25. 845-254-
P.O. Box 39, Bovina Center,
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FREE STRAW BEDDING
November 20, 2019. Dana
for your dog house or cat
Sluiter, Bovina Fire District,
house to help keep your pets
Secretary, BOARD OF FIRE
warm when they are outside
COMMISSIONERS, BOVINA
this winter. Free straw can be
FIRE DISTRICT, 36 Maple
estate. Call Carl Eklund 607287-6258 or Steve & Hilary Eklund 607-435-1851. No obligation. CB6AQdu
CLOCK REPAIR ANTIQUE CLOCK REPAIR by Rod Spangle, Unadilla, since 1984. Reasonable and Guaranteed. By appointment. 607-369-7619. CB46AQd
GENERAL FRUIT TREES FIRST FROST THROUGH April is time to prune Fruit trees, blueberry plants, grapevines. All types of pruning. 58 years experience. Call BOB’S TREE SERVICE 607-746-3365. B52Gd
WALTON ESTATE/MOVING SALE. S a t u rd a y, N o v e m b e r 23, 9 - 5 at 22 Griswold Street, Walton. Antiques and more. Sale is inside weather not a factor. 47GSdu
picked up Tuesday - Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Heart of the Catskills Humane Society, 46610 State Highway 10, Delhi. Remember to provide proper shelter from snow and rain, fresh water and extra food, and please bring your pets inside when the temperatures drop and the weather is inclem-
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Mon. Nov. 11th – Sold 336 head Cull ave. $.40 top cow $.52, Beef Breed Cull Ave. $.46 top cow $.55, Organic cull dairy ave. $.58 top cow $.80, Grassfed Organic Cull Ave. $.79 – top cow $.87, Bulls/Steers $.59 – $.83, Organic Bulls/Steers $.75, heifer calves top $.15, bull calves top $1.00. Mon. Nov. 18th – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Sheep, Lamb, Goat & Pig Sale. 20 lambs from one flock. Mon. Nov. 25th – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Organic Day. Special: Small Organic Dairy – Leahey Farm sends their herd consisting of 36 head – 19 Milking age, 8 yrlgs and balance calves. Mostly Jerseys, 1 Normandy Cross, 1 Guernsey. Also a group of Certified Organic Holstein heifers Due Jan/Feb. Mon. Dec. 2nd – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Fat Cow & Feeder Sale Mon. Dec. 9th – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Heifer Sale Mon. Dec. 16th – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Sheep, Lamb, Goat & Pig Sale. Also NOTE this will be our Monthly Organic Day Mon. Dec. 23rd – WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAYS– WISHING EVERYONE A SAFE AND HAPPY HOLIDAY Mon. Dec. 30th – WE WILL BE CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAYS –HAPPY NEW YEAR!! WE WILL REOPEN 1/6/20. Mon. Jan. 6th – Normal Monday Sale & Monthly Fat Cow & Feeder Sale SALES TO WATCH FOR 2020: Sat. March 28th – Premier Spring All Breed Sale. Selling 150 Head of Registered All Breed Dairy Cattle. – Call to advertise your group! Sat. April 18th – Annual Spring Machinery Consignment Sale – at our facility. Sat. May 2nd – reserved for on the farm Machinery Sale Sat. May 9th – reserved for on the farm Machinery Sale
AMBER STERLING SILVER
– CERTIFIED ORGANIC MARKETING AGENCY Weekly Sales Every Monday 11:30 with Misc. & Small Animals followed by Dairy & Livestock
**Trucking Assistance – Call the Sale Barn or check out our trucker list on our Website. Call to advertise in any of these sales, it makes a difference. Watch website for any last minute updates. Directions: Hosking Sales 6096 NYS Rt. 8, 30 miles South of Utica & 6 miles North of New Berlin, NY. www.hoskingsales.com Like us on facebook
HOSKING SALES
Tom & Brenda Hosking: 607–847–8800; Cell: 607–972–1770 or 1771 Dan Hosking: 607–972–8773 LOOKING TO HAVE A FARM SALE OR JUST SELL A FEW? GIVE US A CALL!
jewelry, $75. For more information call 607-326-3515. O46Gd LARGE NEW CAMPING duffle bag, $30. 607-5389486. O46Gdu E A G L E S TAT U E W I T H clock, $75. For more information call 607-326-3515. O46Gd JEWELRY BOX. INTERNAtional Silver Company. Brand new in box, $15. Call 607865-8733. O46Gd OVERNIGHT CARRIER. New, never used, $25. 607538-9486. O46Gdu 4 BLADE, 52” CEILING FAN and light, $40. 607-8658733.
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The Arc of Delaware County Presents: Our 2nd Annual Holiday Dance! December 7, from Noon - 3.
Flame will be joining us once again for an afternoon of community fun, dancing, and spreading hope and inspiration through music. The First Baptist Church 55 Townsend St., Walton N.Y. Feel free to call 607-865-7184 with questions.
COMMUNITY CALENDAR FOR A COMPLETE LIST OF EVENTS AND MEETINGS SEARCHABLE BY DATE, CATEGORY AND LOCATION GO TO WWW. COUNTYSHOPPERONLINE. COM AND CLICK ON CALENDAR.
• November 14 Baby Storytime
This story time is for babies 0-15 months and their caregiver. Join us for nurser y rhymes, simple stories, songs, and more! 11 a.m. Sidney Memorial Public Library. 8 River Street, Sidney NY. For more information call 607-563-1200.
• November 14 - Catskill Mountain Railroad Club
Meets in the basement. All modelers are welcome to attend. The model train lay out is HO Gauge. New Members are welcome to join. For more information call Don at 845-254-5311. 7 p.m. Margaretville-New Kingston Presbyterian Church. 87 Orchard Street, Margaretville NY.
• November 14 Colchester Chamber of Commerce Meeting
7:30 p.m. Old Schoolhouse Inn & Restaurant. 28218 New York 206, Downsville NY. For more information call 607-363-7814.
• November 14 Collaborative Art Workshop at FORDO
Fun for all ages. 4:30 p.m.6:30 p.m. The Turning Point of Delaware County. 84 Main Street, Delhi NY. For more information call 607-746-3570.
• November 14 - Delhi Food Bank
Located downstairs. Not open on holidays. 3:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. United Ministry Church. 46 Church St., Delhi NY.
• November 14 - Dungeons & Dragons Night
The Roxbury Arts Group offers an ongoing workshop series for people of all ages, where the participants get to play the most well-known role playing game ever created. If you have any questions, or are interested, feel free to contact Doug Idleman
or call the Roxbury Arts Group at 607-326-7908. 6:30 p.m.10 p.m. Roxbury Arts Center. 5025 Vega Mountain Rd., Roxbury NY.
• November 14 - Game Day
Play games or put puzzles together. followed by a soup supper. 1:30 p.m.-4:30 p.m. First United Methodist Church. 101 North St., Walton NY.
• November 14 - Games Unplugged
Open to players of all ages. 7 p.m. Stamford Village Library. 117 Main St., Stamford NY. For more information call 607-652-5001.
• November 14 Mahjong Games
11 a.m.-3 p.m. Cannon Free Library. 40 Elm Street, Delhi NY. For more information call 607-746-2662.
• November 14 - Meridale EMS & Fire Department
Monthly EMS and firefighters meeting. New members welcome. EMS meeting is at 6 p.m. and Fire meets at 7 p.m. For more information, call Jessica Patterson 607-4372583 cell. Meridale Fire Department. 50 County Highway 10, Meridale NY.
• November 14 - NAACP Oneonta Branch
6:30 p.m. Unitarian Society’s Olympia Brown House. Ford Avenue, Oneonta NY. For more information call 607-431-9193.
• November 14 - Oneonta Toastmasters
The mission of a Toastmasters club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every individual member has the opportunity to develop oral communication and leadership skills, which in turn foster self-confidence and personal growth. 6 p.m.continued on page 12
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or HBV. 607-746-7199. 6 p.m.7 p.m. O’Connor Hospital. Route 28, Delhi NY.
• November 14 - Live and Let Live AA Meeting
Closed meeting, discussion. No smoking. 8 p.m. Christ Episcopal Church. 14 Monument St., Deposit NY.
• November 14 Margaretville New Beginners AA Meeting
Closed living sober meeting. No smoking allowed. 12 p.m. Advent Christian Church. 109 Maple St., Margaretville NY.
• November 14 - Naranon Family Group
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• November 14 - 449 AA Meeting
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Open discussion meeting. 12 p.m. Turning Point House. 22 Main St., Oneonta NY. For more information call 607-267-4435.
• November 14 - Morning Reflections AA Group
Handicapped accessible. 7:30 a.m. St. James Episcopal Church. 305 Main St., Oneonta NY.
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• November 14 AA Meeting
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• November 14 AA Meeting
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• November 14 AA Meeting
Open meeting, newcomers welcome. Handicapped accessible. 12 p.m. St. John’s Episcopal Church. 134 1/2 Main St., Delhi NY.
• November 14 - Delhi AA Meeting
Open Big Book Meeting. 7 p.m. St. John’s Episcopal Church. Main Street, Delhi NY.
• November 14 - Delhi Al-Anon Meetings
We l c o m e s , s u p p o r t s & comforts persons whose lives have been affected by the alcohol/drug abuse of a loved one. Alateen members welcome. Does not meet on holidays. 6 p.m. United Ministr y Church. Church Street, Delhi NY.
• November 14 - Free Fitness Class
Begins promptly at 5:15 p.m. Core de Force Live is more than a typical cardio class. It’s an empowering, corefocused workout, inspired by the highest-octane sport in the world - Mixed Martial Arts. Please: Clean sneakers only Bring water and a towel. A mat is recommended but not required. 5 p.m.-6 p.m. Hobart Activity Center. 8 Pine St., Hobart NY. For more information call 607-437-1495. CLUES ACROSS
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Open discussion meeting. 12 p.m. Turning Point House. 22 Elm St., Oneonta NY. For more information call 607-267-4435. 1. Small viper 4. Some are covert 7. A waiver of liability (abbr.) 10. Speak out 11. Retirement plan 12. Small dog 13. City in Iraq 15. Car mechanics group 16. Shrimp-like creature 19. Majestic 21. TV detective 23. Central Canadian province 24. Causing to wind around 25. Wise man 26. Knicks legend Willis 27. Muscular weaknesses 30. John Stockton compiled them 34. South American plant 35. To some extent 36. Where manners are displayed 41. Showy 45. Fall down 46. Shoelaces are often this 47. Disease-causing bacterium 50. Egg-shaped wind instrument 54. Sufferings 55. One who noisily enjoys 56. About blood 57. Transaction verification system (abbr.) 59. Related through female family members 60. Low velocity grenade 61. “In Living Color” comedian 62. Veterans battleground 63. Expression of creative skill 64. Midway between northeast and east 65. Patti Hearst’s captors
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Open Beginners Meeting. No smoking. 8 p.m. Christ Church. Gardiner Place, Walton NY.
• November 14 - Hepatitis C or B Support Group
Open to all people living with Hepatitis C or B and family or friends that are the personal support of people living HCV
Drug addiction is a family disease. Nar-anon is a support group operated by and for the families of addicts. We understand the struggles of those coping with the addictions of a loved one. We offer our help by listening, and by sharing our experiences, strengths and hopes. Central to our approach is respecting your anonymity. 7 p.m.-8 p.m. Unitarian Universalist Church. 12 Ford Ave., Oneonta NY. For more information call 607-432-3291.
• November 14 Parkinson’s Disease Support Group
Meetings held in the hospital’s conference room. For information contact Pat Cleary or Kathy Scribani for more information at 607-746-0300. 12:30 p.m.-1:30 p.m. O’Connor Hospital. 460 Andes Road, Delhi NY. For more information call 607-746-0300.
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Edwin Davidson
BOVINA – Edwin Davidson, a native of Bovina and veteran of World War II and the Korean War, died in San Diego on Oct. 20, 2019 at the age of 96. His ashes will be buried in the Bovina Cemetery on Saturday, Nov. 23, 2019 at 11 a.m. with full military honors. Friends and family are invited to the Bovina UP Church after the service for lunch and celebration of Ed’s life.
Gina Flynn
WALTON – Gina Flynn died peacefully Oct. 29, 2019 after a battle with cancer, with her family by her side.
Virginia Mae Benedict
Virginia Mae Benedict, formerly of Walton, died Friday, Nov. 1, 2019.
Donald S. Mitchell
ONEONTA – Donald S. Mitchell, 29, of Oneonta, died Saturday, Nov. 2, 2019.
Gene L. Anderson
ONEONTA – Gene L. Anderson, 63 of Oneonta died Sunday, Nov. 3, 2019 at his home. Publishers: Randy & Kim Shepard Production Manager: Ralph Schoonebeek
Speaker with open discussion meeting. 7 p.m. United Methodist Church. 88 Main St., Stamford NY.
• November 15 - Winners Circle AA Group
Open meeting discussion group. No smoking allowed. 7 p.m. Father Rausch Memorial Hall. 346 West Main Street, Hancock NY.
• November 16 - Morning Reflections AA Group
Handicapped accessible. 7:30 a.m. St. James Episcopal Church. 305 Main St., Oneonta NY.
• November 16 - AA Seeking Serenity Meeting
Open discussion meeting. 12 p.m. Turning Point House. 22 Elm St., Oneonta NY. For more information call 607-267-4435.
• November 16 Bridge AA Group
9 a.m. Hamden Presbyterian Church. 35790 Route 10, Hamden NY.
• November 16 - Community Exercise Walk
Anyone interested should meet at the Village Pavilion in Margaretville Saturdays at 9 a.m. Information: 845-5863555. Village Pavilion.
• November 16 - Little Delaware AA Group
Speakers Meeting. 6 p.m. Saint James Church. 55 Lake Delaware Drive, Delhi NY.
• November 15 - All or Nothing AA Meeting
• November 16 - Survivors of Suicide Loss
Handicapped accessible. 7:30 a.m. St. James Episcopal Church. 305 Main St., Oneonta NY.
Open discussion, newcomers welcome. Handicapped accessible. 12 p.m. St. John’s Episcopal Church. 134 1/2 Main St., Delhi NY.
• November 15 Community Wellness & Social Services
Stop in for free Healthcare Advising, Weatherization, Farm Fresh Produce for SNAP recipients, Domestic Violence and Crime Victims Assistance, Dental Referrals, Pre-Diabetes Program. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Prattsville Arts Center. 14562 Main Street, Prattsville NY.
• November 15 Delhi AA Group
Closed meeting, discussion group. Wheelchair accessible. No smoking allowed. 7 p.m. St. John’s Episcopal Church. Main Street, Delhi NY.
• November 15 - Lunch Bunch AA Meeting
Open discussion meeting. No smoking. 1 p.m. St. Mary’s School Annex. 28 Elm St., Oneonta NY.
• November 15 Margaretville New Beginnings AA Group
Open meeting with speakers. 6:30 p.m. St. James’ Episcopal Church. 305 Main St., Oneonta NY.
Contact Donna L ange at 607-435-3112. 1 p.m.-2 p.m. Lutheran Atonement Church. 1 Center St., Oneonta NY.
• November 17 AA Meeting
Open discussion meeting. 7 p.m. Andes Presbyte rian Church. 70 Delaware Ave., Andes NY.
• November 17 - Covered Bridge AA Group
6 p.m. Buck Hill Farms. 185 Fuller Road, Jefferson NY.
• November 17 Downsville AA Group
Open AA Meeting. 7 p.m. Colchester Community Church. 15151 State Highway 30, Downsville NY.
• November 17 - Live and Let Live AA Meeting
Open discussion meeting. No smoking. 2 p.m. The Lord’s Table. 18 Elm St., Oneonta NY.
• November 17 One Great Hour of Sharing AA Group
Open discussion group. 11 a.m. Hobart Presbyterian Church. 5 Maple Ave., Hobart NY.
Closed meeting, discussion group. Last Friday of the month is open with speakers. Wheelchair accessible, no smoking allowed. 7 p.m. Advent Christian Church. 109 Orchard Street, Margaretville NY.
• November 17 Oneonta Sunday Night AA Meeting
• November 15 NA Meeting
• November 18 - O’Connor Hospital - Free Diabetes Support Group
7:15 - 8:15 p.m. New Hope Community Church. Stockton Ave., Walton NY.
Closed discussion meeting. No smoking. 8 p.m. Elm Park United Methodist Church. 401 Chestnut St., Oneonta NY.
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Julie Hedges Rohrer Julie Hedges Rohrer, 81, beloved wife of Stephen Berg passed away peacefully on October 28 at their home in Andes, New York after a long illness. Born in Glen Ridge, NJ on July 7, 1938, Julie grew up in Montclair and was the youngest daughter of Robert and Frances Hedges. She attended The Kimberley School in Montclair and was graduated from Wheaton College (MA) in 1960 with a BA in philosophy. After Wheaton, Julie moved to Manhattan and began a successful career as a financial journalist. She got her start at Business Week, went onto Forbes Magazine and finally landed at Institutional Investor Magazine where she worked for almost 20 years. There she rose to the position of Senior Editor. She not only wrote articles but had an industry “must read” column continued on and page 5 covering top professional from money management firms pension funds. After retiring from journalism and moving to Andes, New York, Julie pursued her life long passion for horses. Her keen interest in competing with Morgan horses resulted in numerous national titles and seven world championships at the Annual Grand National and World Championship Morgan Horse Show held in Oklahoma City. Julie was and remains the first and only person ever to win three consecutive Open Classic Pleasure Driving Championships. She won the Masters Classic Pleasure Driving Championships three times with two different horses and won the Ladies Classic Pleasure Driving Championship once. Julie loved baseball, especially the St. Louis Cardinals. Sam Breadon, Julie’s maternal grandfather owned and was president of the St. Louis Cardinals from 1920 until 1947. Under his reign, the Redbirds won six world series titles: 1926, 1931, 1934, 1942, 1944, and 1946. In August of 2016, Julie was invited to speak at the induction of her grandfather into the Cardinals Hall of Fame. It was a weekend full of Cardinal accolades and extended family. Along with fellow 2016 inductees Joe Torre, Chris Carpenter, and Ron Moore on behalf of Terry Moore, and in front of several thousand Redbirds fans in the heart of Cardinal Nation, Julie paid tribute to Sam Breadon and the team that brought her a life time of both heartache and joy. Julie was an avid reader and enjoyed traveling. In addition to her passion for horses, Julie was a lifelong dog lover. She possessed a wicked sense of humor that will be missed by all who loved her. Julie was predeceased by her siblings Catherine Barker, Ann Egbert and Frances Parsons. In addition to her loving husband Steve Berg. Julie is survived by her nieces: Ann Egbert, Susan Egbert Gilroy and Catherine Livingston and her nephews Robert Barker, Jamie Egbert, John Parsons and Peter Parsons. Funeral services will be held on Saturday, Nov. 16 at the Hynes Funeral Home in Margaretville. Family and friends are invited to celebrate Julie’s life at 11:00 a.m. Contributions in her memory may be made to Big East Akita Rescue in Toms River, NJ. Funeral arrangements have been entrusted to Hynes Funeral Home, Margaretville NY. know has been diagnosed with diabetes, pre-diabetes, or is a caregiver, this group will provide excellent support for developing selfmanagement methods and tools for a healthy life. Learn more by calling 607-746-0300 ext. 0496 or emailing lisa. roman@oconnorhosp.org. 10 a.m.-11 a.m. O’Connor Hospital, board conference room. 460 Andes Road, Delhi, Delhi, Delhi NY.
• November 18 - 449 AA Meeting Open discussion meeting. 12 p.m. Turning Point House. 22 Main St., Oneonta NY. For more information call 607-267-4435.
• November 18 - Morning Reflections AA Group Handicapped accessible. 7:30 a.m. St. James Episcopal Church. 305 Main St., Oneonta NY. continued on page 5
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Clinton L. “Tinker” Peck
LIVINGSTON MANOR – Clinton L. “Tinker” Peck of
Livingston Manor, a native of Corbett, a retired equipment operator for Local # 825 in Newburgh, NY and a lifelong area resident died Monday, Nov. 4, 2019 at the Orange Regional Medical Center, Middletown, NY. He was 73. Memorial contributions in his name may be made to Ride2Survive Sullivan County, Inc., P. O. Box 282, Youngsville, NY 12791.
Joyce Elaine Budine Scott
DEPOSIT – Joyce Elaine Budine Scott, formerly of Walton, died Nov. 4, 2019, at Wilson Memorial Hospital, Johnson City, NY. ontributions in memory of Joyce Scott may be made to the Broome County Dog Shelter, 110 Culter Pond Road, Binghamton, NY 13905 or to Christ Episcopal Church, 14 Monument Street, Deposit, NY 13754.
Robert W. Havrish
HOBART – Robert W. Havrish, 81, of Hobart, died late Tuesday evening, Nov. 5, 2019 at AO Fox Hospital in Oneonta.
Joan Crandall McLaud
UNADILLA – Joan Crandall McLaud, born Dec. 19, 1929, died Nov. 6, 2019, a little more than a month shy of her 90th
birthday.
Vickie Ellen Miskell
ONEONTA – Vickie Ellen Miskell, 63, of Oneonta, died Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2019, at her home. Memorial contributions may be made to Helios Care, 297 River St. Service Road, Suite 1, Oneonta, NY 13820.
Pauline M. Clum
WALTON – Pauline M. Clum, 75, of Walton, died peacefully on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2019, at her home, surrounded by her loving family, following a brief illness. A gathering to celebrate Pauline’s life will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 16, at the Walton Fire Department, Walton. Pauline will be laid to rest in Walton Cemetery at a later date. Memorial donations in Pauline’s memory may be made to Helios Care, 297 River St. Service Road, Suite 1, Oneonta, NY 13820 or Walton Fire Department & Emergency Squad, 61 West St., Walton, NY 13856.
Patricia Ann “Patty” Rubera
WALTON – Patricia Ann “Patty” Rubera, 45, of Walton died peacefully at her home on Thursday, Nov. 7, 2019 following a brief illness. A celebration/party of Patty’s
life will be held on Friday, Nov. 15, at 2 p.m. at the Walton Fire Department, 61 West Street, Walton. The family requests that you please wear tie dye or bright colors in Patty’s memory. A graveside service will be held on Friday, Nov. 15, at 1 p.m. at Walton Cemetery with Pastor Larry Light officiating.
Florence C. Savage
ONEONTA – Florence C. Savage, 85, died Thursday, Nov. 7, 2019. In lieu of flowers, give a hug or send a card to someone in need of encouragement. Monetary contributions can be made to the Albany School of Nursing Alumni Association in Florence’s name.
Karl Leo Kohler Sr.
GILBOA – Karl Leo Kohler Sr., 72, formerly of Gilboa, who was living in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, died Nov. 8, 2019, at his residence. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 17, at Gilboa Methodist Church, with the Rev. Dottie Morris officiating. Committal prayers will follow in Gilboa Cemetery. Calling hours will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. Saturday Nov. 16, at Miller Funeral Home in Roxbury.
Gene F. Muthig
STAMFORD – Gene F. Muthig, 86, died early Friday Morning, Nov. 8, 2019 at his home. Funeral services will take place at 11a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 16, 2019 at the MacArthur Funeral Home, 15 Buntline Drive Stamford. Burial will follow at North Kortright Cemetery. In lieu of flowers contributions in memory of Gene may be made to the Stamford Fire Department.
Michael J. Wegman
LIVINGSTON MANOR – Michael J. Wegman of Livingston Manor, a lifelong area resident and a Certified Exterminator for Pestech Exterminating of Liberty, NY died Saturday, Nov. 9, 2019 at Orange Regional Medical Center in Middletown. He was 57. Graveside services and burial will be Monday, Nov. 18, at 11 a.m. in the Lew Beach Cemetery, Lew Beach. Pastor Shannon Bailey will officiate. Memorial contributions may be made to the family.
Glenn J. Hobbie Jr.
BOVINA CENTER – Glenn J. Hobbie Jr., 74, of Bovina, died Saturday evening, Nov. 9, 2019 at Albany Medical Center.
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• November 18 - All or Nothing AA Meeting
Open discussion, newcomers welcome. Handicapped accessible. 12 p.m. St. John’s Episcopal Church. 134 1/2 Main St., Delhi NY.
• November 18 Bovina AA Group
Big Book open discussion. 7 p.m. Bovina United Presbyterian Church. 5177 Bovina Rd, Bovina Center NY.
• November 18 - Diabetic Support Group
Meets in the hospital board room. Contact Carol Gilbert at 607-746-0340. 10 a.m. O’Connor Hospital. 460 Andes Raod, Delhi NY.
• November 18 - Just for Today NA Meeting
Open discussion meeting. 7 p.m. DVH Hospital, Ambulatory Waiting Room. 1 Titus Place, Walton NY. continued from page 4
• November 18 - Let’s Be Sensible
Our goal is to learn how to lose weight the healthy way. Join our team for group support, nutritional information and learning to strive for healthy living. Meets every Mon. from 5 - 6 p.m. For information call Leo Hart at 607-865-6233. Riverside Alliance Church. Stockton Ave., Walton NY.
• November 18 - Morning Reflections AA Meeting
Open discussion meeting. Wheelchair accessible. No smoking. 7:30 a.m. St. James’ Episcopal Church. 305 Main St., Oneonta NY.
• November 18 - Nicotine Anonymous
Front meeting room. Call Ed (845-332-7803) for any additional information. 7 p.m. St. James Episcopal Church. 305 Main St., Oneonta NY.
• November 18 - Night Live and Let Live AA Meeting
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Open discussion meeting. 7 p.m. Colchester Community Church. Main Street, Downsville NY.
• November 19 Franklin AA Group
Big Book open meeting. 6 p.m. Franklin Railroad & Community Museum. 574 Main St., Franklin NY.
• November 19 - Morning Reflections AA Group
Handicapped accessible. 7:30 a.m. St. James Episcopal Church. 305 Main St., Oneonta NY.
• November 19 One Great Hour of Sharing AA Group
Open discussion group. 12 p.m. Hobart Presbyterian Church. 5 Maple Ave., Hobart NY.
• November 19 Oneonta Community Health Center
Free Primar y Health Care for uninsured adults. Call for appointment 607-433-0300. 5:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Social Security Office. 31 Main Street, Oneonta NY. For more information call 607-432-3260.
• November 19 - Roxbury AA Meeting
First Tuesday of the month is a Step meeting, second Tuesday through the rest of month is a closed speaker meeting. No smoking allowed. 7 p.m. Jay Gould Memorial Reformed Church. Main Street, Roxbury NY.
• November 19 WIC Outreach
Please call 607-746-1700 to find out if you are eligible for WIC benefits. A satellite office will be set up at the location listed below. The main office is located at 35430 State Hwy 10 Hamden, NY 13782, which is closed during outreach. 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Hancock
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• November 20 - Free Mammograms and Pap Tests at Oneonta Southside Mall
The mobile screening coach will provide no cost mammograms and Pap tests to women 40 and over. No insurance? High deductible/ copay? No problem. Call the Cancer Services Program at 1-888-345-0225 to find out how to get free cancer screenings. Colorectal cancer screening kits also available for men and women 50 and over. 8:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Oneonta Southside Mall. 5006 State Hwy. 23, Oneonta, Oneonta NY.
• November 20 AA Meeting
Open meeting, newcomers welcome. Handicapped accessible. 12 p.m. St. John’s Episcopal Church. 134 1/2 Main St., Delhi NY.
• November 20 - Morning Reflections AA Group
Handicapped accessible. 7:30 a.m. St. James Episcopal Church. 305 Main St., Oneonta NY.
• November 20 One Great Hour of Sharing AA Group
Open discussion group. 12 p.m. Hobart Presbyterian Church. 5 Maple Ave., Hobart NY.
• November 20 - AA Meetings
Open or closed meetings, beginner’s discussion and discussion group with speaker last Wednesday. No smoking allowed, wheelchair accessible. 7 p.m. Meridale Community Church. County Route 10, Meridale NY.
• November 20 - Lunch Bunch AA Meeting
Closed discussion meeting. No smoking. 1 p.m. St. Mary’s
School Annex. 28 Elm St., Oneonta NY.
NY. For more information call 607-547-1650.
• November 20 - NYS 618 Unadilla TOPS
• November 20 Touched by Addiction Support Group
Take Off Pounds Sensibly, a low cost support group for weight loss. First meeting free for further information call Gen at 607-432-6847. 9 a.m.10:30 a.m. Unadilla Methodist Church. Main Street, Unadilla NY.
• November 20 Overeaters Anonymous
For more info, call Cindy at 607-432-0595 or visit www. OA.org. OA is not a diet or weigh-in club, no dues or fees are collected. OA welcomes everyone experiencing problems with food. 12 p.m. St. James Episcopal Church. 305 Main St., Oneonta NY.
• November 20 Alzheimer’s Association Caregiver Support Group
A safe, confidential, supportive environment or community and a chance for participants to develop informal mutual support and social relationships. They also educate and inform participants about dementia and help participants develop methods and skills to solve problems. 2 p.m. St. James Church. 305 Main St., Oneonta
A safe place where voices can be heard and healing can begin. 6:30 p.m.-8 p.m. Woodstock Library. 5 Library Lane, Woodstock NY.
• November 21 - 449 AA Meeting Open discussion meeting. 12 p.m. Turning Point House. 22 Main St., Oneonta NY. For more information call 607-267-4435.
• November 21 - Morning Reflections AA Group Handicapped accessible. 7:30 a.m. St. James Episcopal Church. 305 Main St., Oneonta NY.
• November 21 AA Meeting Open Beginners Meeting. No smoking. 8 p.m. Christ Church. Gardiner Place, Walton NY.
• November 21 AA Meeting Open discussion meeting. 12 p.m. Turning Point House. 22 Elm St., Oneonta NY. For more information call 607-267-4435.
• November 21 AA Meeting
Open meeting, newcomers welcome. Handicapped accessible. 12 p.m. St. John’s Episcopal Church. 134 1/2 Main St., Delhi NY.
• November 21 - Delhi AA Meeting
Open Big Book Meeting. 7 p.m. St. John’s Episcopal Church. Main Street, Delhi NY.
• November 21 - Delhi Al-Anon Meetings
We l c o m e s , s u p p o r t s & comforts persons whose lives have been affected by the alcohol/drug abuse of a loved one. Alateen members welcome. Does not meet on holidays. 6 p.m. United Ministr y Church. Church Street, Delhi NY.
• November 21 - Free Fitness Class
Begins promptly at 5:15 p.m. Core de Force Live is more than a typical cardio class. It’s an empowering, corefocused workout, inspired by the highest-octane sport in the world - Mixed Martial Arts. Please: Clean sneakers only Bring water and a towel. A mat is recommended but not required. 5 p.m.-6 p.m. Hobart Activity Center. 8 Pine St., Hobart NY. For more information call 607-437-1495.
Closed meeting, Step discussion. 8 p.m. Christ Episcopal Church. 14 Monument St., Deposit NY.
• November 18 Overeaters Anonymous
For more info, call Barb at 607-432-6217 or visit www. OA.org. OA is not a diet or weigh-in club, no dues or fees are collected. OA welcomes everyone experiencing problems with food. 7 p.m. Turning Point House. 22 Elm St., Oneonta NY.
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• November 18 - Stamford Over Easy AA Step Group
Fidelis Medicare Advantage Fidelis Medicare Flex (HMO-POS) Segment 1 $0 Premium (HMO) Segment 1
Open step meeting. 7 p.m. United Methodist Church. 88 Main St., Stamford NY.
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Closed and open discussion meetings. No smoking. 8 p.m. St. John’s Catholic Church. 17 Benton Ave., Walton NY.
• November 18 - Walton Nar-Anon Meeting
If there is a drug problem in your home, Nar-Anon may be able to help. Nar-Anon offers support for the family and friends who have been affected by the drug abuse of a loved one. Al-Anon and Alateen members welcome. Does not meet on holidays. 7 p.m.-8 p.m. New Hope Community Church. 45 Stocton Ave., Walton NY.
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• November 19 - 449 AA Meeting
Open discussion meeting. 12 p.m. Turning Point House. 22 Main St., Oneonta NY. For more information call 607-267-4435.
• November 19 AA Meeting
Open meeting, newcomers welcome. Handicapped accessible. 12 p.m. St. John’s Episcopal Church. 134 1/2 Main St., Delhi NY.
• November 19 - Al-Anon
6 p.m. Andes Presbyterian Church. 70 Delaware Ave., Andes NY.
• November 19 - Big Book Step Study AA Group
Big Book open step meeting. 5:30 p.m. The Turning Point. 22 Elm St., Oneonta NY.
• November 19 - CoDependents Anonymous
Twelve step fellowship. 7 p . m . - 8 p . m . Tu r n i n g Point House. 22 Elm St., Oneonta NY.
• November 19 - Delhi AA Meeting
Closed Step Meeting. 7 p.m. St. John’s Episcopal Church. Main Street, Delhi NY.
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Andes Public Library Opens in Temporary Location
The Andes Public Library announced that its construction project is underway and the library moved to its temporary location at 454 Lower Main Street (the Blink Gallery by the blinking light at the T-intersection in the center of town, in front of Wayside Cider). The library will be at its temporary location until May or June of 2020. Not everything at the library will fit at the new location and the surplus is stored at the CitiHope building. The library will be renovated to become handicap accessible. The project is being funded by the O’Connor Foundation, NY State Library Construction Aid, an appropriation by Senator Seward, and some additional private foundation money that will come in this fall. The library’s contribution will be about $60,000 from our capital reserves.
DVH Named Patient Centered Medical Home
The UHS Primary Care Walton, located on the UHS Delaware Valley Hospital (DVH) campus has been recognized as a Patient Centered Medical Home (PCMH) by the National Committee of Quality Assurance (NCQA). The medical home designation encompasses 5 attributes: C o m p re h e n s i v e C a re ; Patient-Centered; Coordinated Care; Accessible Services and Quality and Safety. Over 60 criteria had to be met to receive the recognition. Comprehensive Care means the medical home is expected to meet the majority of each patient’s physical and mental health needs, and includes care when ill, chronic care, preventive care and wellness services. It also means that this takes a team of providers which can include not just the physician or nurse, but also care coordinators, social workers, nutritionists, and pharmacists. Being Patient-centered means that care is given by building a relationship with the patient and their care partners. It also means taking into consideration the patient’s beliefs, culture,
and preferences and supporting them as they learn to manage their care. By coordinating care the medical home helps coordinate any specialty care or home care that may be needed, and helps the patient successfully transition from a hospital stay to home by including appropriate community service organizations on the care team. Having accessible services is another key component of a medical home. UHS Primary Care in Walton has evening hours, (until 7 PM Monday through Thursday) and Saturday morning hours, from 8:30 to 12:30. Same day appointments are available. An answering service is also in place to take calls in all three primary care centers when the offices are closed. If someone has a medical concern, and they need advice before the office opens, they can call and the service will contact the provider on call and have them speak with the patient. This can save someone from unnecessarily going to the emergency room. At DVH our patient care coordinator, Anita Newman is a registered nurse with years of experience in hospital, outpatient and home care. Cathy McLachlan is our registered dietitian/nutritionist. Both work very closely with each other, the physicians, advance practice providers, and nursing to assess the needs of each patient. Then they work with each person and their care partners individually, to them learn more about their care, what they can do to help manage it day-to-day and help them get access to community services or programs they could benefit from, such as transportation or a fruit and vegetable program. They also work closely with the patient and family services department and hospital nursing staff, as preparations are made for discharge. This helps to ensure the patient’s transition from hospital to home will be a smooth one. The Rural Health Network of South Central NY has been given office space at DVH so they can serve the residents of Delaware County from a central base. Their services are offered to patients when appropriate. They can help ensure that the patients have access to housing, food, transportation etc. Last but certainly not
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CWC Board Approves Flood Hazard Funds in Walton and a Business Loan in Hurley
On Sept. 3 The Catskill Watershed Corp. (CWC) Board of Directors awarded Chazen Companies $28,800 to draft a plan for demolition of structures on the Breakey Motors property in Walton. Costs include a buildings materials survey, laboratory analysis, and monitoring. Additionally, a loan was approved from the Catskill Fund for the Future (CFF) to Zandhoek Properties, LLC in the amount of $620,000 for the purchase of 185 Zandhoek Road, Hurley, NY to relocate THikit Inc. THikit Inc. is an online printing company specializing in high-end, extra thick business cards and invitations. The building consists of 8,600 square feet with one large open area for production, two separate offices, a kitchen, and restrooms, providing room to expand and grow. The CWC is a non-profit, Local Development Corporation responsible for several environmental protection, economic development and education programs in the New York City Watershed West of the Hudson River. www.cwconline.org
CWC Board Tours Hobart, Approves Flood Hazard Mitigation Project Funds
The Catskill Watershed Corp. (CWC) Board of Directors held its July 2 Board Meeting at the Stamford Town Hall in Hobart. There were six flood mitigation projects approved for applicants in Hunter, Prattsville and Windham. One project, reimbursement to secure a 1,000 gallon propane tank was authorized for 7883 Hunter, LLC, a property that was awarded $278,000 last month to elevate the structure. The Hunter Fire Depart-
ment was approved funding in the amount of $10,000 to complete a feasibility study to evaluate the possible relocation of the firehouse at 17 Bridge Street in the Village of Hunter. The structure is classified a “Critical Facility” and the Local Flood Analysis for the Village recommended it be relocated out of the flood plain. P rat t s v i l l e A r t C e n ter located at 14562 State Route 23 in Prattsville was approved funding in the amount of $5,000 to complete a feasibility study to evaluate possible flood mitigation measures for the structure which is being renovated to be a gathering place for the arts. The Town of Prattsville was approved funding in the amount of $5,000 to complete a feasibility study to look at flood mitigation possibilities for the town hall located at 14517 State Highway 23. During Hurricane Irene in 2011, the building had between three to five feet of water inside. Edward Rivera of Prattsville and Ken and Kathy Pyle of Delhi were each approved for $5,000 to evaluate possible flood mitigation measures for their residences. Engineering consultant Brinnier and Larios was approved for additional funding for work tasks and laboratory fees that were completed in preparation for the removal of the Mount Pleasant Bridge in Mount Tremper. There were also costs associated with redesigning the bridge access road. Stamford Town Supervisor Mike Triolo led a tour around the village to bookstores, the Hobart Historical Museum, the local hardware store and other businesses following the committee meetings. During the board meeting Don Dales from the Hobart Business Association briefed the audience about local businesses and things they were doing to improve the village as well as attract more people to town. The CWC is a non-profit, Local Development Corporation responsible for several environmental protection, economic development and education programs in the New York City Watershed West of the Hudson River. www.cwconline.org.
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ALBANY — The New York State Public Service Commission (Commission) announced it is seeking public comments on changes proposed by the New York State Electric & Gas Corporation (NYSEG) to its electric and gas delivery rates and practices. On May 20, 2019, NYSEG filed new electric and gas tariff schedules, intended to take effect in April 2020. Under NYSEG’s proposal, annual electric delivery rates would increase by $174.5 million (22.7% on base delivery revenues and 11.6% in total revenues) and annual gas delivery rates would increase by $9.4 million (4.6% in gas delivery revenues and 2.1% in total revenues). NYSEG projects that the average residential monthly electric bill would increase by $11.23 (or 15.0% on the total bill). The average monthly residential gas bill will increase by $1.71 (or 1.9% on the total bill). According to NYSEG, vegetation management is the largest driver for the requested electric rate increase. The gas delivery rate increases are primarily associated with depreciation, infrastructure investments, and increases to operation and maintenance expenses. Although the actual bill impacts of these proposed changes on any particular customer class will vary based upon revenue allocation and rate design. Comments should refer to one or more of the following cases: “Case 19-E-0378” (NYSEG electric rates) and “Case 19-G-0379” (NYSEG gas rates). Internet or Email: Go to www.dps.ny.gov, click on “Search,” enter the applicable case number (19E-0378 or 19-G-0379) and then click the “Post Comments” button at the top of the page; or email comments to the Secretary for
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CAS Presents Two Solo Photography Exhibits
Catskill Art Society will present two concurrent solo photography exhibitions from Lorie Novak and Sarah van Ouwerkerk at CAS Art Center at 48 Main St, Livingston Manor, through Saturday, Nov. 30. Lorie Novak’s Above the Fold is a trans-media continued on page 10
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• T H E G R E AT O U T D O O R S • Stay Safe This Hunting Season HUNTING IS A THRILLING hobby for millions of people across the globe. In fact, non-hunters may be wideeyed to learn just how popular the sport is. A RECENT REPORT FROM the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service found that 11.5 million Americans participated in hunting in 2016. Many hunters spend a lifetime hunting without ever suffering an accident or injury. However, hunting can be a dangerous sport, which only highlights the need for hunters to emphasize safety at all times.
THE RIGHT ATTIRE CAN protect hunters from Mother Nature and their fellow sportsmen. Weather can be unpredictable during hunting season. Hunters should always check the forecast before leaving home, making sure to dress for the weather. Even if the forecast calls for agreeable weather, hunters could be at the mercy of Mother Nature should the weather unexpectedly change. As a result, it behooves hunters to prepare for cold, wet weather, which could put them at risk of hypothermia if they are not dressed properly. A water-
Have You Started Your Snowblower? Service it Now, Rather than Later STAYING IN TOUCH HUNTERS, ESPECIALLY those who plan to go it alone, should always let others know of their plans before going on a hunting excursion. Sharing plans can help rescue teams find you should you suffer an injury on your trip and prove incapable of
FIREARMS I T ’ S E S S E N T I A L T H AT hunters exercise caution with their firearms at all times. Firearms should always be considered loaded, even when they’re not. This approach should apply while hunting and while at home. Maintaining such a mindset can help hunters avoid dangerous, potentially deadly mishaps should they mistakenly believe a firearm is not loaded when it is. WHEN HUNTING, ONLY point the firearm when you plan to shoot, making sure to keep your finger off the trigger until you’re ready to shoot. Only shoot when a target is clearly identifiable and you’re certain about what is beyond the target. WEATHER AND GEAR
repelling outer layer can protect hunters in wet conditions, and it’s also ideal to dress in layers. TO LOWER YOUR RISK OF injuries suffered at the hands of other hunters, avoid colors and patterns that blend into natural surroundings. Such colors can include earth tones, blacks and browns. Animal patterns may confuse fellow hunters into thinking you’re an animal, so avoid these as well.
returning to your campsite or vehicle without assistance. Let others know when you plan to return and indicate your plans to call or text them when you arrive back at your vehicle. This way they can promptly alert the appropriate authorities should you not contact them on time. MILLIONS OF PEOPLE across the globe enjoy the sport of hunting. Hunting trips are even more enjoyable when hunters prioritize safety.
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NOW IN STOCK! How To Prepare Youngsters MCDOWELL & WALKER INC. Depot St., Delhi • 607-746-6601 For Their First 4 www.mcdowellwalker.com M-F 8-5, Sat. 8-12 Hunting Trip A YOUNG PERSON’S FIRST hunting trip can be an incredible experience, sparking a lifelong love and appreciation for nature and wildlife. Parents who grew up hunting likely remember their first hunting trip and want to recreate that experience for their own children. AS MEMORABLE AS A first hunting trip can be, parents of current youngsters might not recall all the pretrip preparation their own folks did to make that first hunting experience so memorable. Such preparation can ensure today’s youngsters enjoy the same magical experience their parents did when going hunting for the first time. • MAKE SURE KIDS ARE ready. Kids’ maturity levels merit consideration before taking them hunting for the first time. Children may experience a range of emotions on their first hunting trips. Such emotions can include excitement, nervousness, sadness, and/or guilt. Parents should assess their children’s maturity levels prior to announcing a trip to make sure they’re ready for that emotional roller coaster. Kids mature at their own pace, so assess each child individually, resisting the temptation to assume one child is ready at a given age because an older sibling was ready at the same age. The American Forest Foundation recommends parents first take their youngsters along as hunting apprentices, which allows them to participate in the rituals of the hunt while their parents can gauge how mature they are to handle the hunt itself. • MAKE SURE KIDS CAN handle their guns. Wide Open Spaces, a website devoted to providing up-todate information for hunters, fishermen and outdoor enthusiasts, notes the importance of kids knowing how to use their guns before they go hunting for the first time. Kids should know how to load and unload, check the chamber and turn the safety on and off. Kids should be confident with their guns, feeling comfortable enough to pull their firearms to their shoulders, get the gun’s sights on the animal and pull the trigger.
•NEW YORK STATE REquires young hunters to attend a NYS approved Hunter Education Program. After
successful completion of the in-person course and homework, the student is issued a continued on page 9
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certificate of qualification. A certificate of of qualification is necessary to purchase a first time hunting or trapping license or bow hunting privilege. • TEMPER YOUNGSTERS’ expectations. Hunting is a rewarding hobby, but also one that requires a lot of work. Weather also can be unpleasant during hunting season, and that can quickly spoil youngsters’ impressions of hunting. Temper kids’ expectations in advance of a hunting trip so they know it won’t necessarily be all fun. In addition, let children know many hunting trips end without a kill. • FOCUS ON THE FUN FACtor. The AFF notes that surveys indicate that young hunters are more excited to have fun and enjoy quality outdoor time than they are by the prospect of bagging and taking home a trophy animal. Parents should focus on the fun and the beauty of nature when taking youngsters hunting to ensure kids have as good a time as possible. SOME PRE-TRIP PREPARAtion on the part of moms and dads can make youngsters’ first hunting trips successful.
Signs Game Could Be Unsafe To Eat ONE OF THE MORE ENJOYable aspects of hunting is enjoying the bounty at the dinner table after a successful hunting trip. However, not all game is safe to eat. Field & Stream, a retailer that caters to hunters, fishermen, campers, and other outdoor enthusiasts, notes that the following are some ways hunters can determine if freshly killed game is safe to eat. • LOOK FOR SIGNS OF previous injuries. Previously wounded animals may be infested with maggots or have abscesses, which are swollen areas of tissue that contain pus. Animals that appear to have been injured prior to being killed should not be eaten, as consuming them can leave hunters vulnerable to illness. • EXAMINE THE ANIMAL’S eyes and skin. Sunken eyes or emaciated, scabby skin also could indicate the animal was suffering from illness or injury prior to being killed.
• LOOK FOR TICK INFESTAtions. Game infested with ticks should not be consumed. • LOOK FOR FLUID DIScharges. Game that has discharges of dark blood or creamy or green substances should not be consumed. • SEE IF THE ANIMAL PASSes the smell test. Game suffering from gangrene or had decaying flesh typically emit a strong, foul odor and such animals should not be consumed. • INVESTIGATE THE INTErior of the animal. Just because a game animal exhibits no outward signs of illness or injury does not necessarily make it safe to eat. Hunters are advised to wear surgical or dishwashing gloves and run their hands over the body of the animal. Signs of disease or illness include hair that comes off easily, a soft or gelatinous underside of the skin when peeled off, and/or a film of blood or fluid that is not the result of the hunter’s gunshot wound. • EXAMINE MUSCLE TISsue. Muscle tissue should not smell bad or contain parasites or blood spots. In addition, examine the muscle tissue for blood clots, black blood or a greenish discharge, each of which are indicators of disease. • EXAMINE THE RIB CAGE and muscle tissue. Humans can contract tuberculosis after eating game that was infected with the disease. Indicators of tuberculosis include tan or yellow lumps on the inside surface of the rib cage or in the tissue of the lungs. INFECTED GAME CAN make hunters seriously ill if consumed. All infected animals should be reported to the appropriate local authorities.
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project where front-page sections of The New York Times from the beginning of the Kosovo War in 1999 to the present are categorized by the content of the photograph above the fold, creating a physical manifestation of contemporary trends/biases of American media and culture. In Novak’s studio there are over 7,000 front page sections of The New York Times sorted into 33 categories suggested by the photographs that appear above the fold. There
are 3 components to the project: an installation, series of photographs, and digital animations. In the installation, next to each of the stacks, there will be a small screen playing a chronological slideshow of the front pages of that pile. Photographs of the individual stacks are printed to the actual size of the newspapers. Each print is 6-feet high corresponding to the height of the tallest pile, U.S. Presidents. In analyzing the front-page images over the years, the artist saw history repeating itself in recur-
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ring image tropes. Allowing her to classify the papers according to the subject matter of the photograph above the fold as a means to examine how news is visualized and transmitted as well as the politics of representation. Lorie Novak is an artist and Professor of Photography & Imaging at Tisch School of the Arts, NYU and Associate Faculty at The Hemispheric Institute. She is the founder and director of Future Imagemakers (www.futureimagemakers. photoandimaging.net), a
free participatory photography project for New York City high school students. Her photographs, installations, and Internet projects explore issues of memory and transmission, the relationship between the intimate and the public, and the shifting cultural meanings of photographs. Her work has been shown in numerous solo and group exhibitions, and her photographs are in many museum permanent collections. She lives and works in New York City and Masonville, NY.
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Sarah van Ouwerkerk’s landscapes are inspired by Rebecca Solnit’s book, A Field Guide To Getting Lost, and her background in painting. The work explores the concept of losing oneself in their surroundings. The photographs are created with layers of snow, rain, fog and water, and the spaces in between, with the majority of the work created in Sullivan County. These photographs are part of an ongoing exploration of one’s place in the environment. It is intended to be a continuation of study that
originated with a portfolio of horses, and evolved into landscape. Working with the same ideas of isolation and freedom, the images grapple with the senses and how one relates to their surroundings as an abstract reality. Sarah van Ouwerkerk is an artist and Professor of Photography at Pratt Institute. The New Museum, Frazier Museum, CNN television and Dorfman Projects at the Affordable Art Fair are among the venues that have exhibited her continued on page 12
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7 p.m. The Green Earth. 4 Market St., Oneonta NY.
• November 14 Preschool Story Time
Held in the children’s room of Fairview Public Library. We read stories and do a craft with the children during each session, along with other fun activities such as singing, some learning activities, and creating with Play-Doh. The child(ren) must be accompanied by an adult. 11:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Fair view Public Library. 43 Walnut St., Margaretville NY. For more information call 845-586-3791.
• November 14 Preschool Storytime
Stories, songs, games and a craft on a fun theme. 10:30 a.m. Cannon Free Library. 40 Elm Street, Delhi NY. For more information call 607-746-2662.
• November 14 SCRIDS Quilt Guild
Quilters of all skill levels are welcome. For more information, call Dottie at 607-5381133. 10 a.m. Hobart United Methodist Church. corner of Maple and Pearl Streets, Hobart NY.
• November 14 Soup Supper
A nutritious meal free for members of the community. Handicap accessible. Dinners are not served on holidays. 4:30 p.m.-5:30 p.m. First United Methodist Church of Walton. 101 North Street, Walton NY.
• November 14 Teen Night
5 p.m.-7 p.m. William B. Ogden Library. 42 Gardiner Place, Walton NY. For more information call 607-865-5929.
• November 14 Thrift Shop
A place to shop for the whole family. 12 p.m.-4 p.m. Margaretville Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop. 743 Main St., Margaretville NY. For more information call 845-586-3737.
• November 14 Toddler Story Time
This story time is for toddlers 15 months to about age 3. Read a few books, sing songs and usually do a hands-on activity. 10 a.m.-10:30 a.m. Sidney Memorial Public Library. 8 River Street, Sidney NY. For more information call 607-563-1200.
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works. Her photographs have also been published by Rizzoli, Harmony House, and the University of California Press. Whether interpreting nature, the figure, or personal histories, Sarah van Ouwerkerk’s photographs explore the role of landscape as a way of seeing the world, either imagined or real. Sarah’s visual explorations begin with a curiosity and evolve into expansive studies; her background in painting influences the palette and informs the atmosphere of the images. She lives and works in New York City and Cochecton, New York. About the Catskill Art Society The Catskill Art Society is a non-profit cultivating public interest, participation, and enjoyment of the arts. Through its multiarts center, CAS explores contemporary art practices and facilitates creative and professional development for established and emerging artists. Located in Livingston Manor, the renovated 4,500+ square foot facility includes a designated fine arts gallery, a large multi-purpose space, a pottery studio, a painting studio, and a digital arts lab. For more information, please visit www.catskillartsociety.org. Funding for CAS is provided in part by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislation.
Tremperskill Hunting & Fishing Club
Hunting and fishing is discussed, tales of big ones taken, and big ones missed. Fu t u r e c l u b e v e n t s a r e planned and allocations of donated funds are discussed. 7 p.m. 528 County Highway 1, Andes NY.
• November 15 Benefit Dinner
Dinner includes spaghetti, meatballs, salad, rolls, drinks and dessert. Benefits Caitlyn Hilton. Sponsored by Nam Knights of America, Southern Tier Chapter. 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Vets Club. 10 Park St., Walton NY.
• November 15 - Lego Time
Join others as we have fun building with the library’s LEGO collection. Thanks to the Friends of the Libraries for purchasing them! All ages - preschool through school age. 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Sidney Memorial Public Library. 8 River Street, Sidney NY. For more information call 607-563-1200.
• November 15 Play & Learn
We will have hands-on activities including developmentally appropriate games, sensory materials, dramatic play items, and more. Drop in any time, for ages 0-6. 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Sidney Memorial Public Library. 8 River Street, Sidney NY. For more information call 607-563-1200.
• November 15 Thrift Shop
A place to shop for the whole family. 12 p.m.-4 p.m. Margaretville Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop. 743 Main St., Margaretville NY. For more information call 845-586-3737.
• November 15 - “The Matchmaker”
“The Matchmaker” Nov. 8, 9, 15 and 16 @ 7:30 p.m. and Nov 10 and 17 at 2 p.m. Call 845-331-2476 or visit www. coachhouseplayers.org for tickets. Theater is handicapped accessible with assistance. Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. 7:30 p.m.-10 p.m. Coach House Players. 12 Augusta St., Kingston NY. For more information call 845-331-2476.
• November 15 Andes Food Bank
3 p.m.-6 p.m. Citihope. 143 Main St., Andes NY. For more information call 845-676-3344.
• November 15 - Elijah’s Closet Thrift Store
Wheelchair lift & elevator available. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Con-
4-H Golf Tournament a Success Twenty-two teams from the county, and beyond, gathered for the 18th Annual 4-H Youth Golf Classic at the Delhi College Golf Course on Friday, Sept. 13. The event was made possible by nine Patron sponsors, 12 greens sponsors, 14 cart sponsors, four Individual/inkind sponsors and 17 prize donations 1st place went to Bucky Macumber, Derek Macumber, Brandon Macumber & Bob Macumber of Deposit 2nd place team was Hardwood Hills G olf Course of Masonville with Mike & Sandy Wagner, Tim Smith & Lindsey Dumond 3rd - Roger Robson, Bob Nicholson, Tim Armstrong & Tom Aikens 4th – NBT Norwich team of Thomas Weingart, Christopher Slonaker, Paul Mereness, Brent Miller 5th – Sam Ly, Nate Doig, Jared Woodin, Ken Bauer 6th - Karen Graves, David Krajicek, Jim Lewis, Chris Shield 7th – Delhi Telephone team of Jason Miller, Ken Prestidge, Pete Gioffe, Eli Townsend 8th – Emily Roach, Jeremy Roach, James Roach, Sr, Alex Gloeckler 9th – Lutz Feed team of Gerard Debari, Lon Stevens, Fred Darrow, Bill Malinga 10th – Forno Enterprise team of Wayne McClenon, Dawn McClenon, Jennifer Smith, Carl Davis 11th - Jane Hymers, Lois Haight, Bette Shaw, Sherri Price 12th – Steve Hood, Brenton Hood, Mike Pietrantoni, Dustin Miller
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• November 15 - Game Night at FORDO
Movie Night on the last Friday of the month. 5 p.m.-7 p.m. The Turning Point of Delaware County. 84 Main Street, Delhi NY. For more information call 607-746-3570.
• November 15 - Greater Oneonta Historical Society History Center
Housed in the oldest brick building in downtown Oneonta. Local history exhibits and a permanent exhibit on the history of Oneonta. Open Saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Fridays noon to 4 p.m. Expanded hours Memorial Day to Labor Day and Thanksgiving to Christmas. Other times for special events or by prior arrangement. Free. GOHS History Center. 183 Main St., Oneonta NY. For more information call 607-432-0960.
• November 15 Preschool Storytime
Stories, songs, dance and crafts for your child. A different theme each week. 10:30 a.m. William B. Ogden Library. 42 Gardiner Place, Walton. For more information call 607-865-5929.
• November 15 - The Kirk Thrift Shoppe
Selling clothing, housewares, toys and more. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. First Presbyterian Church. 4 Clinton St., Delhi NY.
• November 16 Sportsman’s Night Fundraiser
Win turkeys and hams by spinning the wheel. Lots of other prizes too. Event in the truck bay. 7 p.m.-9 p.m. Andes Firehouse. County Highway 1, Andes NY.
• November 16 Sidney Historical Association Museum
The museum houses newspapers, genealogy section, military items, old yearbooks, Bendix/Amphenol history and much more. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Sidney Town Hall. 44 Grand St., Sidney NY.
• November 16 Thrift Shop
A place to shop for the whole family. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Margaretville Hospital Auxiliary Thrift Shop. 743 Main St., Margaretville NY. For more information call 845-586-3737.
13th - Brookside Maple Team-Ashley, Micah & Sarah Scobie, Lorah Whitbeck 14th – TAB Construction Team– Travis Balcom, Sam Fabrykiewicz, Kenton Pickett, Steve Firment 15th –Mike Kress, Dave B u r n s i d e , S c o t t H a rrington, Bill Ward 16th – Marilyn Carley, Gar y Mazzarelli, Jerr y Leclar, Ken Smith 17th –Pat Hanley Sr, Patrick Hanley, Mike Layton, Brian McNamara 18th –Joan Townsend, Barbara Moore, Chris Kilmer, Chris Batey 19th – Sarah Waid, Kelly Latta, Lyle Smith, Kim Izzo 20th – Saputo Team-Savanah Shelton, Zach Schneck, Jeff Shelton, Pete Stanton 21st- Klinger Power Sport Team-Bill Poulin, Carl Mugglin, Tom Roach, Bob Harby 22nd –Gladstone TeamSam Balcom, Tom Hall, Dale Cale, Ryan Liddle 12th hole Closest to the pin awarded to Mike Wagner, 5’ 4” 2nd hole closest to the pin ladies only, Sandy Wagner, 20’7” 14th hole closest to the pin men only, Tom Aiken, 7’2” Longest drive men-Pete Gioffe and longest drive women-Lois Haight Patron sponsors were: Brookside Maple & Farm, DeLancey; Delhi Telephone Co.; Forno Enterprises, Trout Creek; Walter Gladstone, Andes; Hardwood Hills Golf Course, Masonville; Klinger Power Sports, Walton; Lutz Feed Company, Oneonta; Saputo, Fraser and TAB Construction, Andes. Tee Sponsors were: Mark D’Amico, CPA, Oneonta; Catskill Mountain Maple,
• November 16 - “The Matchmaker”
“The Matchmaker” Nov. 8, 9, 15 and 16 @ 7:30 p.m. and Nov 10 and 17 at 2 p.m. Call 845-331-2476 or visit www. coachhouseplayers.org for tickets. Theater is handicapped accessible with assistance. Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. 7:30 p.m.-10 p.m. Coach House Players. 12 Augusta St., Kingston NY. For more information call 845-331-2476.
• November 16 - Elijah’s Closet Thrift Store
Wheelchair lift & elevator available. 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Congregational Church. 4 Mead Street, Walton NY. For more information call 607-865-7935.
• November 16 - Greater Oneonta Historical Society History Center
Housed in the oldest brick building in downtown Oneonta. Local history exhibits and a permanent exhibit on the history of Oneonta. Open Saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and Fridays noon to 4 p.m. Expanded hours Memorial Day to Labor Day and Thanksgiving to Christmas. Other times for special events or by prior arrangement. Free. GOHS History Center. 183 Main St., Oneonta NY. For more information call 607-432-0960.
• November 16 - The Kirk Thrift Shoppe
Selling clothing, housewares, toys and more. 9 a.m.-2 p.m. First Presbyterian Church. 4 Clinton St., Delhi NY.
• November 16 Artists Over Easy
If you do art, like art, collect art, why not come and have one of the Tulip & Rose’s breakfasts and enjoy artsy company! 9 a.m. Tulip & Rose Cafe. 435 Main St., Franklin NY. For more information call 607-829-4040.
• November 16 - Book Club for Adults
This book club meets once a month for discussion and our book each month is chosen by our members. 1 p.m.-2:30 p.m. Sidney Memorial Public Library. 8 River Street, Sidney NY. For more information call 607-563-1200.
• November 16 - Pakatakan Farmers Market
Area farmers and artisans gather to share their creativity and bounty. Breakfast and lunch also served. 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Historic Round Barn.
DeLancey; D&D of Walton; Delaware National Bank of Delhi; Erickson Automotive, Arkville; Robert O. Mable Agency, Delhi; Mr. D’s Tees, Warminster, PA; RBC-Financial, Albany; Rick’s Tire Service, Grand Gorge; Hon. Gary A. Rosa, Delhi; Sidney Federal Credit Union, Walton; and Wayne Bank, Walton. Cart Sponsors were: John & Cathy Adams, Stamford; Beyond Measures Hair Design, Walton; J. Bramley & Associates, Delhi; Community Bank, Walton; Davenport Garden Center; Delaware Sport Center, Walton; Delhi Telephone Co.; Colin E. Haight Foundation, Delhi; Merit Dental, Frackville, PA; Midrox Insurance Company, Roxbury; Sluiter Agency, Margaretville; Titan Drilling Corp., Arkville; Walton Big M; and Doug Whittaker & Ellie O’Hara, Delhi Individual Sp ons ors were: Brookside Hardware, Margaretville; Catskill Mountain Embroider y, Delhi; Grand Gorge Tire and Westbrook Veterinary Clinic, Walton.. Prize Donations were: 4-H Camp Shankitunk, Delhi; Catskill Mountain Embroidery, Delhi; College Golf Course, Delhi; Community National Bank, Walton; Cornell Cooperative Extension Delaware County, Hamden; County Tire Co, Delhi; Delaware National Bank, Delhi; Dubbens Hardware, Delhi; Green Thumb, Delhi; Hummels, Herkimer; Klinger Power Sports, Walton; McDowell & Walker, Delhi; Park Studio, Walton; Pickett Building Materials, Oneonta; Sidney Federal Credit Union, Walton; Stonewall Watercolors, Delhi; Corrine Tomp-
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• November 16 - Sidney Historical Association
mentally appropriate games, sensory materials, dramatic play items, and more. Drop in any time, for ages 0-6. 10 a.m.-11:30 a.m. Sidney Memorial Public Library. 8 River Street, Sidney NY. For more information call 607-563-1200.
• November 16 - Walton Historical Society
• November 18 - DelawareOtsego-Chenango Snowriders (DOCS)
All are invited. 1 p.m. Sidney Town Hall. 44 Grand St., Sidney NY.
Featuring local historical exhibits, presented by the Walton Historical Society. Reopens in March 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Eells House. 9 Townsend St., Walton NY. For more information call 607-865-5895.
• November 17 - Friends of Music Presents:
Mario Diaz-Moresco, baritone and Spencer Myer, piano will perform. 3 p.m. Stamford United Methodist Church. 88 Main St., Stamford NY.
• November 17 - TriCounty Social Club Dance
With music by the Peaceful Country Band. Public welcome, refreshments available. 5 p.m.-9 p.m. St. James Hall. corner of Elm and Main Streets, Oneonta NY.
• November 17 - “The Matchmaker”
“The Matchmaker” Nov. 8, 9, 15 and 16 @ 7:30 p.m. and Nov 10 and 17 at 2 p.m. Call 845-331-2476 or visit www. coachhouseplayers.org for tickets. Theater is handicapped accessible with assistance. Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc. 7:30 p.m.-10 p.m. Coach House Players. 12 Augusta St., Kingston NY. For more information call 845-331-2476.
• November 17 - Sunday Piecemakers
Block of the month swap, classes, tips and programs. New members and guests welcome. Does not meet in December. If interested in joining a quilt guild call 607-865-8183. 1:30 p.m. Trout Creek Community Church. County Route 27, Trout Creek NY.
• November 18 - Lego Time
Join others as we have fun building with the library’s LEGO collection. Thanks to the Friends of the Libraries for purchasing them! All ages - preschool through school age. 3 p.m.-5 p.m. Sidney Memorial Public Library. 8 River Street, Sidney NY. For more information call 607-563-1200.
• November 18 Play & Learn
We will have hands-on activities including develop-
kins, Walton and Wayne Bank, Walton. The Cornell Cooperative Extension Executive Director, Jeanne Darling, thanked not only the sponsors, prize donors and the golfers, but gave special mention to the course’s PGA Professional, Dave Arehart and Asst Golf Professional, Jason Cyr, Café On the Green and staff, and Tom Kaufman, Golf Course Superintendent and his staff. We are proud of our 4-H program in Delaware County which includes 4-H Camp Shankitunk, New York State 4-H STEM Camp, and our EFNEP Eat Smart New York nutrition education programs for community and school youth groups. Through the generous support of the golf contributors we will be able to continue to ‘Help Grow the next generation of true leaders.’ Learn more about these and other programs at www.ccedelaware.org
12 Area Businesses Selected For The AgriPreneurs Project A dozen “AgriPreneurs” to participate in the Catskill Re gional Har vest and Delaware County Foodworks+ free educational entrepreneurial immersion focused on conducting an agricultural food business successfully. The course got underway on Oct. 23 and will continue for a total of 14 weels at Delaware County FoodWorks+ Shared Commercial Kitchen located at 27905 State Highway 28, Andes. Businesses whose applications were accepted into
Snowmobile club. 7 p.m. Galaxy Bowl. 105 N Main St, Bainbridge NY. For more information call 607-895-6459.
• November 18 - Delhi Food Bank
Located downstairs. 1 p.m.-3 p.m. United Ministry Church. 46 Church St., Delhi NY.
• November 18 Food Bank
9:30 a.m. Sidney United Methodist Church. 12 Liberty St., Sidney NY. For more information call 607-563-1347.
• November 18 - Hobart Village Board Meeting
Regular monthly board meeting - held at Hobart Village Hall, Cornell Avenue, Hobart. 7 p.m.-8 p.m.
• November 18 Meredith Senior Club
12 p.m. Meridale Community Church. corner of State Hwy 28 & County Route 10, Meridale NY. For more information call 607-278-5830.
• November 18 Oneonta Amateur Radio Club Meeting
7 p.m.-8 p.m. SUNY Oneonta, Alumni Hall. Ravine Parkway, Oneonta NY.
• November 18 - Plum Crazy Quilters
Bring a quilting project and visit with others. Please call Ellen Adams, 607-363-7414 for more information. 6 p.m.-8 p.m. Plum Crazy B & B. 2860 Harvard Rd., East Branch NY.
• November 18 Roxbury Quilters
New members welcome. 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. Roxbury Library. 53742 NY-30, Roxbury NY.
• November 18 - Weekly Sporterifle Team Practice
Join the Oneonta Sporterifle Team today to practice weekly and compete in the NYS Sporterifle League (https://sporterifle.com/), or just come by and have fun! For more information, contact Walt and Peg Kunkler at 607-988-2667. 4 p.m.-6 p.m. Oneonta Sportsmen’s Club. 251 Rod and Gun Club Rd, Oneonta NY.
the program include: Blackberry Ridge Farm, Home Sweet Home Goodies and Riverdale Farm, all from Delhi; Catskill Kombucha and Dirty Girl Farm, both located in Andes; Catskills Cultures of Bloomville, Chattlehope Farm of Roxbury, Crystal Brook Farm of New Kingston, Homestead in the Hollow of Jefferson, Jars of Deliciousness of New Berlin, Middle Brook Mill of Jefferson, and Red Kill Mountain Homestead of East Branch. “This program is targeted toward farmers and producers who would like to increase their revenue and profit, as well as to new agricultural and food entrepreneurs,” explained Nicole Day Gray, founder of Catskill Regional Harvest and Foodworks+. Topics that will be covered during the course include business plan development, finance, valueadded product development, culinary refinement, kitchen production, business operations, branding, marketing, food safety certifications, pathogenic lab analysis, insurance, sales and sales tools and NYS food processing regulation and compliance. In addition to the outlined subject matter, the AgriPreneurs will participate in several additional workshops with guest speakers, and promotional events. Kitchen time will be based on individual, coordinated schedules. AgriPreneur is a collaborative program partnering SUNY Delhi, SUNY Broome, AgriForaging Food Safety, Catskills Regional continued on page 13
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Harvest & Butcher Shop, Delaware County FoodWorks+ Shared Commercial Kitchen, BioTrax Laboratories, Blue Farm Design and the Delaware County IDA. The food entrepreneurs will have the opportunity to feature their products at the Catskills Region Harvest store. The participants will also be invited to conduct in-store production demonstrations. For more information, please contact Nicole Day Gray at nicole@agriforaging.com, 607-427-9848, @ delawarecountyfoodworks or send a message on the website contact page at www.delcofoodworks.org. Delaware County FoodWorks+ provides services and commercial kitchen infrastructure to entrepreneurs in the Catskills food community. The company was founded to help bring new ideas, business and
food innovation to market. The FoodWorks+ kitchen is licensed by NYE Department of Agriculture & Markets. AgriForaging Food Safety was founded in 2011 with a mission to bridge the gap between agriculture and a better tomorrow by evolving the course of entrepreneurship through food safety and compliance Catskills Regional Harvest & Butcher Shop is a farm marketplace driven by the support of more than 148 local and regional farmers, producers, and artisans.
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on Oct. 7, Representative Antonio Delgado (NY-19) spoke at the Friends of the Upper Delaware River yesterday afternoon for the 10th Annual “Water, Water, Everywhere” conference focused on the continued work of protecting the Upper Delaware River watershed. Below are excerpts of his remarks. Congressman Delgado’s remarks before the Friends of the Upper Delaware River conference began by discussing the federal funding announced earlier this week that will support the river. “I am honored and very pleased to be here at the 10th anniversary of the Water, Water Everywhere Conference. As noted, I was in Delaware yesterday, for the purposes of protecting the river…It was really nice yesterday when we were able to celebrate $1.2 million in funding for our river through grants that will support the water health of the river and the economic development of our communities.” “I am deeply committed to supporting our river at the federal level and that includes securing at least $10 million for the Delaware River Basin Restoration program in the next Fiscal Year, and from there, I will work to ensure that a meaningful portion of these funds support the Upper Delaware River region through grants that protect and restore the river.” The Congressman focused on the importance of the river as an economic driver of the community and his work in Congress to visit organizations supporting the river including the New York Water Supply Control Center Site in Grahamsville; the Delaware Watershed Agricultural Council; the Upper Delaware Council, Inc; the Catskill Fly Fishing Center for the First Cast; and
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ARIES – MAR 21/APR 20
A bevy of ideas and tasks are bouncing around in your head this week, Aries. You may have to find a way to quiet your mind so you can focus on what needs to get done.
TAURUS – APR 21/MAY 21
Taurus, a benefit to having so many close friends in your life is you always have a buddy you can call when you need someone to hear your side of the story.
GEMINI – MAY 22/JUN 21
Gemini, even after a big shakeup in your routine, it seems like things at work are more of the same. You may need to start looking for opportunities elsewhere for stimulation.
CANCER – JUN 22/JUL 22
cuss how we tackle climate change, I’ve chosen the job creation standpoint…What are the jobs we need, what jobs can we fill to get to net zero carbon emissions by 2050? Once we have that data we can turn around and create pilot programs at our community colleges, our high schools, our middle schools, and fashion our curriculum to train our workforce for the future.” “I am fully committed to keep listening to all of you on the ground, including from groups like FUDR, and to continue doing the work to support a healthy river and prosperous economy and future. I thank you each and every one of you for the work you do in your own individual capacities, and I’m happy to take any questions.”
CWC Board Approves Septic Systems and Demolition of Two Structures On Oct. 1, The Catskill Watershed Corp. (CWC) Board of Directors awarded funding for replacement septic systems and additional funding to nine homeow ners in seven
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People may be apt to judge you by the company you keep, Libra. However, once others get to know you, they will discover how you march to the beat of your own drummer.
SCORPIO – OCT 24/NOV 22
Scorpio, you may have an opportunity to enjoy some time to yourself this week. The alone time can be a great way to work through new ideas.
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Don’t let someone whose maturity level is beneath your own bother you, Sagittarius. Take the high road and others will notice and respect you for it.
CAPRICORN – DEC 22/JAN 20
You may have plenty of free time on your hands this week, Capricorn. If you do not want to fill it by being productive, then bask in your ability to kick back and relax.
Perfection only exists in your mind, Cancer. Change your views on how everything needs to be perfect to be successful and you will sleep a bit easier AQUARIUS – JAN 21/FEB 18 this week. Aquarius, even though you are LEO – JUL 23/AUG 23 Leo, obstacles are a part of life. full of vitality and ready to begin The way you approach them something new, this may not be and your attitude can go a long the week for it. Hold off a little way toward helping you work longer; the right time will present itself soon enough. through difficult situations.
VIRGO – AUG 24/SEPT 22
Your curiosity will pique this week when inspiration flows, Virgo. A new creative project could be on the horizon. Friends are supportive of your efforts.
PISCES – FEB 19/MAR 20
This week serves as a starting point for new adventures in your life, Pisces. Keep your eyes peeled for the opportunities coming your way.
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New 2019 Jeep Compass Latitude 4WD Automatic, Cold Weather Group MSRP: $29,285 Stk #: T19663
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