Schoharie County News

On Main Street in this picturesque village, a plaque on a storefront shows the high-water mark - the height of a grown man - when the Schoharie Creek roared through on Aug.

Ann Ryan in her Magical Printer and Design shop on Main St. in Schoharie, NY Wednesday May 8, 2013.

By Edward Munger Jr. Gazette Reporter Businesses in Schoharie County are joining forces with the flood recovery organization SALT to help draw guests and donations for the valley, which is still reeling from flood damage from the storms of 2011.

On May 3rd, the State Police in Cobleskill arrested Connor Casabonne, age 20, and Bryan Lemoine, age 20, for two counts of burglary in the second degree.

Upstate communities hit by tropical storms Irene and Lee in the fall of 2011 will be eligible for funds under the Community Reconstruction Zones project announced Friday at the Capitol by Gov.

A Clinton County woman is accused of stealing more than $24,000 in Social Security and pension benefits over five years from an elderly woman in Schoharie County for whom she had power of attorney, State Police at Princeton said Wednesday.

April 22--"All emergencies are local in nature," says Kevin Neary, Schoharie County's acting emergency coordinator, echoing a quotation about politics made famous by the late House Speaker Thomas "Tip" O'Neill. "They start and end with local communities, so therefore, our philosophy, here in the county, is to develop an ability for communities to ... (more)

Dozens of people in Schoharie County have yet to return to a permanent home after the double whammy of tropical storms Irene and Lee more than 19 months ago.