Wa-hoo temps hitting 30’s.
I have been hearing birds chirping lately, do not remember any chirping when it was ice cold.
Lots of ice fishing on Summit Lake last week. The ice is 16” thick with snow and slush on top.
School Resource Officer Deputy Minton joined students from Schoharie Central School’s Outdoor Club February 11th on an ice fishing trip! As one of our members trained in ice water rescue, he gladly assisted the club with the event which was put on in cooperation with the Schoharie County Youth Bureau, local NYS ENCON officers and the Summit Fire Department. Around 40 students and several chaperones participated and a great time was had by all! Thank you SCS for involving us. Information and photos from the Schoharie County Sheriff Facebook page.
Happy birthday to those born on February 29. This is not a leap year so anyone born on February 29 does not have an official day.
Had a yummy breakfast at Charlotteville FD February 15 and sat/chatted with Jim and Deb Soucia.
I normally do not watch ice hockey games but I have been watching it on the Olympics. The USA women’s and men’s teams are currently undefeated, way cool.
Companion Caregivers of Summit- If you know an individual in your neighborhood who is elderly, living alone, and would welcome a kind, caring person to show them they matter, please contact Carol Lavallee at 518-225-4033 or via email at windhollowmusic@gmail.com.
Team and High Individual Match Scores 02/13/26 Match XVI. Stamford/Richmondville beats Delhi: 1078-19X to 1024-12X. High Scores for Stamford/Richmondville were: Gus Mueller 285-8X; Steve Baker 267-2X; David Ferris 264-2X; and Stephen Hansen 262-7X. Other Stamford/Richmondville Shooters were: Larry VanDeusen, Brian Righi, Pat Mattice, Javin Traver, Jan Hornbach, and Mark Gifford. High Shooters for Delhi were: Mabel Gutliph 267-4X; Kevin Gutliph 258-1X; Bryan Fitch 256-4X; and Bret Sage 243-3X. Others Shooting for Delhi were: Bryan Fitch.
February 25 Story Time for young children at Cobleskill Community Library 10:30-11:30am.
February 28 – Book & Bake Sale at Stamford Library 11am-3pm.
March 4 – Scrap Metal Day 8am-1pm at Summit Town Hall/Barn, for information call James Morrell at 518-701-4049.
March 12 – All Ages Craft Buffet open craft time at Cobleskill Community Library 4-5:30pm.
March 15 - Charlotteville FD Breakfast Buffet 8-11am at the firehouse. Includes pancakes, french toast, sausage, ham, home fries, eggs, biscuits, sausage gravy, juice hot chocolate & coffee; adults $12 and children $5, plus a 50/50 drawing. Buckshole Sugarshack real maple syrup.
March 21 & 22 and 28 & 29 – Maple Weekends in the Catskills – Buck Hill Farm of Jefferson is one of the sites.
March 28 – Valentine Family Dinner 5-7pm or until sold out by Summit FD Support Services at the Firehouse. All you can eat Spaghetti, meatballs, sauce, salad, bread, dessert and beverage. Adults $12, children $8 and under age 5 free. The February 7 date was cancelled because of the extremely cold temps. (This was originally planned for February 7th, but cancelled because of the frigid temps)
April 5 - Easter
May 2 – Schoharie 5K online registration https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Schoharie/Schoharie5K
History
March 16, 1905 Worcester Times – Charlotteville – School commenced Monday. -David Chickering was in Jefferson Saturday. - P. S. Taber was at Jefferson last Thursday. -Eli Wayman has purchased a trotting horse of Dewitt Snyder. – Clarence Morrison and family have moved to the Frank Osborn farm. – Melvin Germond while going up to Lutheranville captured four coons. - Chas. Ryder and J.T. Ryder have been connected on the Charlotte Valley telephone line. -The recount of the town meeting ballots Saturday, ordered by Judge Lamont, made no difference in the election of officers.
