The new Summit dump truck
Summit snow plows were out at 5am on St. Patrick's Day, now the only snow left is the dirty old snow piles left by the plows. Summit Lake is all melted around the edges so ice fishing is a done deal for the season.
The town of Summit added a new dump truck to the fleet on March 20th. The 2025 Western Star was originally ordered in the fall of 2022 and was delayed due to numerous supply chain issues related to the Covid 19 shut downs. Photo of the truck from Highway Superintendent Jim Dibble.
Stopped by the Summit Community Inc. program at the Summit firehouse March 20 to see Patty and the Mygrain for some nice music and conversation. Photo attached
It’s always so sad to drive by where the Lakeview House was but it’s rather worse now as there are not one but two RV’s on the property.
On March 23 there were a few cars at the old Summit General Store, probably inspecting the situation.
Got a late lunch at Mama Maria’s in Stamford last week. Food was yummy and their garlic knots were incredible. They are open noon – 9pm Thursday thru Sunday.
Any businesses or individuals interested in receiving a Richmondville Day parade entry form, please email MBrumaghim@yahoo.com. Parade is June 6th
From Charlotteville Schoolhouse - Fundraising Opportunity for your non-profit organization: sponsor the baked goods sales table at one of our Charlotteville Schoolhouse Breakfasts. Available dates include May 17, July 19, August 16, September 20, and October 18. Breakfasts are from 8am - 11am. We provide a small table inside the Schoolhouse. You are responsible to bring home-baked goods packaged for sale (cookies, cookie bars, pies, and sweet bread loaves always sell well, no cupcakes, no store bought items please), and you will need to staff the table and handle making change. Please email csrc641@gmail.com if interested. Note: we do have wi-fi available for electronic sales if you have the capability for card transactions.
CESRPL Team and High Individual Match Scores 03/20/26 Makeup Match For 02/20/2026. Stamford/Richmondville defeated Sidney: 1091-18X to 1058-15X. High Scores for Stamford/Richmondville were: Gus Mueller 283-2X; Jim Hitt 282-4X; Brian Righi 265-8X; and David Ferris 261-4X. Other Stamford/Richmondville Shooters were: Larry VanDeusan, Pat Mattice, Steve Baker, Stephen Hansen, Javin Traver, and Jan Hornbeck. High Shooters for Oneonta were: Kevin Lord 271-4X; Adam Nichols 267-6X; Carl Morganstern 261-1X; and Bri May 259-4X. Others shooting for Oneonta were: Scott May, Don Fleming, Ken Soden, Allen Nichols, Callli Ruff, Justin Ruff, David Gerowe, and Tina Soden-Hill.
Schoharie 5K - May 2nd Price Increase & Shirt Deadline April 12th! Online registration only at:
https://runsignup.com/Race/NY/Schoharie/Schoharie5K
March 28 – 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.
March 28 – Crockpot Cook Off at Middleburgh Library 11am-2pm
March 29 – Easter Dinner at Summit Methodist Church at Noon following the 10:30am Church service; cornish hen, spare ribs and stuffed peppers. Free will offering. All are welcome.
March 29- Palm Sunday
April 1 – April Fools Day
April 3- Good Friday
April 3- Richmondville Antiques and Flea Market opens for the season 10am-4pm.
April 3- Little Deb’s ice cream of Warnerville, open for the season. Spring is coming.
April 4- Easter Egg Hunt at Seward Town Park 4pm.
April 5 – Easter
April 6-10 – CRCS Spring recess, no school
April 7 - West Fulton Rod & Gun Club meets at 7PM. For info. The club's E-mail address is westfultonrodandgunclub@gmail.com.
April 8 – Charlotteville Schoolhouse Restoration Committee meeting 6pm, email csrc641@gmail.com for info.
April 10 & 11 - Jewelry and Bake Sale fundraiser for Animal Shelter of Schoharie Valley at St. Vincent De Paul Parish Cobleskill, Friday 12-7pm and Saturday 9am-3pm.
April 16 – Summit town board meeting 7pm.
April 18 – Leatherstocking Honor Flight. If you are an interested veteran go to their website leatherstockinghonorflightny.org for information or email VeteransCoordinator@LeatherstockingHonorFlightNY.org
April 19 – Charlotteville Schoolhouse Breakfast 8am-Noon - Table service, family-style dining featuring: Pancakes, French Toast, Eggs made to order, Sausage patties, Sausage gravy, Home-style potatoes, Coffee, Tea, OJ - Serving local maple syrup from Terrell’s Sugarhouse and local farm fresh eggs $12 adults, $5 children ages 6-12 children age 5 and under eat for free.
April 25 – Maple Festival 9am-4pm at Cobleskill Sunshine Fair Grounds
April 25 – 18th Annual Youth Services Day sponsored by Schoharie County Office for the Aging and Youth Bureau, if you can volunteer or a senior who could use services contact Youth@co.schoharie.ny.us or 518-295-2057
April 26 – Charlotteville Schoolhouse Soup Buffet at noon.
History
May 23, 1912 Jefferson Courier- Summit- The recent copious showers have greatly benefited the meadows in this section. - Our teacher, Miss Hazel Hand, passed Sunday last with friends at Charlotteville. - Dr. M. D. Lipes of Cobleskill was a professional caller in town. - Byron Proper of Jefferson was a visitor here, the guest of Olof Boughton. - Quinn Shafer and family of Charlotteville were guests of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Palmer. - Chas. Boughton is nursing a sore leg caused by an injury to the member while at work. - Fred Morris, who is conducting a clothing sale at Charlotteville, was in town, shaking hands with his many friends. - Mrs. A. D. Palmer has opened a bakery at her home in this village and is ready to supply the trade at prices which will please. Just remember, that homemade baking is far better than any other. - The steam roller with a man to operate the same arrived in town. It is a monstrous machine, weighing nearly eleven tons and if properly handled it ought to accomplish a great deal of good in the way of building roads.
Let me know if you have any celebrations or events to share karenc@midtel.net or 518-287-1945.
Patty and Mygrain
Town award
