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Harlem Valley Rail Trail - Job Opening
The Harlem Valley Rail Trail organization has just posted a job opening for an OPERATIONS MANAGER : The Operations Manager is responsible for leading the effective operation of the Harlem Valley Rail Trail Association. Reporting to our Board of Directors, the Operations Manager is our only staff member. This is a multifaceted role, ideal for a generalist who likes to learn new things, solve problems, and engage with the community. While we plan for this role to expand to inc
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17 minutes ago1 min read


A New Year Brings a New Board Member
After serving two years as a member of the Taghkanic Town Board, Doug Craig decided in December to resign his position, effective January 1, 2026. His mobility has been increasingly limited by the effects of muscular dystrophy and has progressed to the point where it is difficult for him to drive a vehicle, to get around town, and to engage with the community in the way that he would like to as a town representative. During his tenure, Doug was an engaged and committed membe
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2 days ago2 min read


Trivia Bingo at the Claverack Library
The Friends of the Claverack Library are holding a Trivia Bingo night on Thursday, January 8 . Bingo Trivia is a game that combines the mechanics of traditional bingo with the challenge of trivia questions. Instead of numbers, players use bingo cards filled with answers to potential trivia questions. We use a projector to display a PowerPoint presentation containing questions, pictures, videos and music recordings relating to 6 games, each with a specific theme.
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4 days ago1 min read


Taghkanic Talks Presents: Beavers in Taghkanic - Come meet Bo the Beaver
January 17, 2026, 10am - noon Taghkanic Fire Company 631 Old Route 82 Taghkanic This past summer, Taghkanic installed the first town “beaver deceiver.” The modest wire and wooden structure sits a few feet from the culvert pipe at the intersection of New Forge 1 and East Klein roads. This pond has had a beaver population for many years - much to the delight of many who pass by this area. The beavers, doing what beavers do, routinely damn up the culvert pipe. This results in ro
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6 days ago2 min read
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