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Still time for broadband survey:  7/16/2008
A survey may help bring high-speed broadband access to every household in Schoharie County.
In a wide-ranging marketing effort, officials plan to use the survey results to attract a company for the high-tech service.
Broadband, not available in most of the county, is much faster than dial-up Internet service and faster than DSL, said Angela Kogler, a member of the county Telecommunications Task Force.
“To some people, it’s just e-mail,” she said. “But it’s for business, ...

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SSCS pricing out building project
7/23/2008
Prompted by New York State’s EXCEL program, Sharon Springs Central School is taking a look at a building project that could range from $1.4 million to more than twice that.
Because the ...
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M'burgh Arts & Crafts Saturday
7/23/2008
It should be a busy day Saturday in Middleburgh as almost 90 vendors are already signed up for the 37th annual Arts and Crafts Festival.
The number of vendors, which totaled 86 as of Monday ...
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Supervisors back hydro at Gilboa
7/23/2008
Schoharie County supervisors threw their support behind a proposed hydroelectric project at the Gilboa Dam that could provide electricity for 10,000 homes.
Their action came after Greg ...
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Gas coalition makes 2nd visit to Cobleskill
7/23/2008
United we stand, divided we’re going to fall.
That was the point the Four Partners’ Steering Committee on natural gas made again and again to an audience of about 90 people in SUNY ...
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Snack time...

Old friend LaRouse sneaks a mouthful of grass between classes at an area dressage show.


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