St. Johnsville News

St. Johnsville town Supervisor Dominick Stagliano will run for the county executive seat for the new Montgomery County government that will be in place Jan.

Voters approved all three local school district -- Canajoharie, Fort Plain and Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville -- budgets for the 2013-2014 school year, supporting them by large margins.

The Montgomery County Sheriff's Office, in conjunction with the New York State Liquor Authority, the St.

"The promise we made is to do our best," said Hamilton-Fulton-Montgomery Board of Cooperative Educational Services Superintendent Patrick Michel, who oversees local districts.

Residents of Canajoharie, Fort Plain and Oppenheim Ephratah-St. Johnsville central school districts will vote on each school's 2013-2014 budget on May 21.

Joshua Thomas On the outdoor pergola during Parkside's 35th Anniversary celebration Saturday are, from left, Tony Manikas, Reggie Manikas, Samantha and Collin Manikas, and Aaron and Lucy Manikas.

Scholastic Art Exhibit: Art award winners from Canajoharie High School who participated in the Eighth Annual Scholastic Art Exhibit the second week of May, 1973, pictured above, from left, are Cathy Weber, Pat Blake and Amy Eckler, first, second and third place awards, and Kris Fredericksen, second place award winner for Best of Show.

The Central School District Board of Education has unanimously selected current St.

Joshua Thomas Ken Gies sings and plays guitar during Thursday's National Day of Prayer celebration in Fort Plain's Haslett Park.

Joshua Thomas The MRML Museum's South Room, or St. Johnsville Room, has been completely reorganized.

Joshua Thomas From left, St. Johnsville students Georgia Schaffer, 8th grade; Brooke Baker, 9th grade; Michaela Macvilla, 9th grade; and Bethany Joslin, 8th grade.

St. Johnsville resident Katie Ranno was recently recognized by Herkimer County Community College's Upsilon Epsilon Chapter of Phi Theta Kappa's All-New York Academic Awards.

Joshua Thomas Front row, from left, William Cable III, Sheridan Cable and Skylar Frolke.

The first budget for the newly merged Oppenheim-Ephratah-St. Johnsville Central School District would allow the district to improve its educational programs without increasing taxes next year.

The Hamilton-Fulton-Montgomery Board of Cooperative Education Services' administrative budget for 2013-14 was unanimously approved this week by the 15 districts within the region.