Anthony and Filomena Fiacco never dreamed when they planted a blue spruce in their front yard nearly 30 years ago that the tree would someday be on display in Albany as an official state holiday tree.
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posted Nov. 7, 2009
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Marktech’s LEDs shine efficiently, worldwide Sharon Springs pub owners say law hurts them Planned power outage targets eastern Otsego County towns DEC to review plan for Middleburgh quarry expansion Cobleskill-Richmondville district to start census Schoharie school project to go out for bids Committee will study possible dissolution of village of Cobleskill Court tosses bid to keep La Pietra off board Judge allows LaPietra to remain on Cobleskill village board Schoharie County board chair to lead again Officials take lessons from ice storm License change drops detail Firefighters find woman’s body in burned-out house in Palatine Schoharie school project to be downsized Upgrade work continues at Blenheim-Gilboa site Officials plan to replace Warnerville bridges She’s not the retiring kind Artist’s work contains environmental warning Former Esperance, Conesville man convicted in teen sex case Cobleskill trustee declines to testify Cobleskill trustee invokes Fifth Amendment rights at trial Phone service hardly immune to power cuts Anxiousness growing during season of giving Schoharie County history expert lauded Schoharie students air ideas for bettering hometown Cobleskill, Schoharie set for festive events Seward man indicted on rape charges Board says no to trail over Schoharie Central Schools' campus Former Jefferson school official admits misconduct Effort to halt pay for Cobleskill trustees defeated again Fairgrounds balks at Cobleskill plan to bill for services Permit often a must for wood, pellet stove Canadian Pacific’s Holiday Train to bring carloads of cheer to region Cobleskill adopts budget with tax increase La Pietra certified as one of two winners Cobleskill officials seek election injunction Camp looks to buy resort area Guilford Mills owner facing deadline Wireless comes to courthouse Cuts keep Schoharie County tax rate steady Event to focus on suicide prevention Local EMT arrested in porn sting Bravery of American Indian vets recalled at museum Weather fails to chill tributes to veterans Richmondville kids thank those who served Eliminate tax hike, leaders told 'Bare-bones' Schoharie County budget may still be trimmed Embattled Richmondville assessor submits resignation Deer pays Cobleskill cafe a visit Seward wins another Senate term
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