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| Rain dampens Fair #s, but not fun: 8/13/2008 |
Three days of rain—and not the economy--put a damper on attendance at the 132nd Schoharie County Sunshine Fair.
Though sales of season and three-day tickets were both up, Doug Cater, Fair president, said the take at the gate was off $13,800 over the ’07 Fair.
“On the whole, we have to say we feel fortunate that, even with the weather, things turned out as well as they did,” Mr. Cater said Monday, even as workers broke down remnants of the six-day event behind him.
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| Newberry's owner guilty |
| 8/13/2008 |
Found guilty of not properly maintaining three plate-glass windows, the owner of Newberry Square in Cobleskill may appeal last week’s decision from village court.
A six-person jury found ...
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| No boat for C-R prom |
| 8/13/2008 |
Cobleskill-Richmondville’s prom won’t be afloat in a boat next spring.
School board members Monday night approved revised plans to have the May 16 prom at the Holiday Inn Express in ...
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| Weeds lead to call for super's job |
| 8/13/2008 |
Former Cobleskill Mayor Bill Gilmore demanded everything but Highway Superintendent Tom Fissell’s head after a dispute over East End weeds boiled over last Tuesday.
At issue was the median ...
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| New owners for Bull's Head |
| 8/13/2008 |
Closed for two years, one of Cobleskill’s favorite restaurants will be back in business soon.
The new owners of the Bull’s Head Inn plan to reopen the landmark restaurant in ...
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Little showman
Young Sam Weeks shows off his beef cow at one of the Sunshine Fair's numerous livestock shows.
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