Red-hot Mohawks win seventh straight
Johnstown athletes earn honors
JOHNSTOWN — Several Johnstown spring sports athletes were named all-stars. From the boys track and field team, Nick Frasier was named a ...
Catholic Daughters plan bus trip
CANAJOHARIE — The Court Catherine Esther 1264 Catholic Daughters of the Americas will sponsor a bus trip Oct. 3 to the Villa Roma Resort in Callicoon, Sullivan ...
Bible conference to begin 47th year
STRATFORD — The Christian Lake Bible Conference will begin its 47th year the week of July 3 through 7. Pastor Jack Young of the First Baptist ...
Cheers and Jeers
CHEERS — to summer reading. Local libraries are gearing up for their summer reading programs in an effort to keep young people’s minds sharp during their time ...
Camp David has value
President Donald Trump’s style is, well, different. In many ways he seems determined to redefine the presidency. In doing so he may give his ...
Time to establish chartered library
As a board member of the Wilkinson Memorial Book Station in Broadalbin, I was pleased by the recent coverage your editorial staff gave to the surprising and ...
Banks should be friendlier
Memories of strawberries
Bowman’s open despite sewer work
GLOVERSVILLE — Bowman’s Market on East Pine Street is still accessible to customers, despite the partial closure due to a sewer main break. East Pine Street ...
We need startups, and startups need business plan
125 years of Beech-Nut
Barbara J. Dupre
Barbara J. Dupre, 78, of Exeter, NH, died April 28, 2017, at the Exeter Hospital. She was born November 19, 1938, in Amsterdam, NJ, daughter of the late Lawrence J. ...
