Tannersville NewsLocal news for Tannersville, NY continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Nuisance Bears and Geese- June 11, 2008 By Jim Planck HUNTER - The subject of nuisance bears, which typically surfaces every warm weather season on the Mountaintop, came up Monday evening at the Village of Hunter's June board meeting. Rusk Hollow Road resident Donald "J.D." Kritzer told board members that bears have become a problem again up in that area, which is behind the village on the residential slopes of Hunter Mountain - the topographical feature, not the commercial entity. Kritzer said that state Department of Environmental..http://www.topix.net/city/tannersville-ny/2008/06/nuisance-bears-and-geese?fromrss=1 Police Nab 53 Druggies at Mountain Jam- June 10, 2008 CATSKILL - Fifty-three people were arrested on drug-related charges this past weekend at the Mountain Jam Music Festival at Hunter Mountain, according to state police and the Greene County Sheriff's Office. The two agencies, with help from Hunter Mountain security, made arrests on charges involving simple possession of marijuana up to large quantities of dangerous narcotics. The state police and Sheriff's Office seized large quantities of marijuana, hallucinogenic mushrooms, cocaine, heroin,...http://www.topix.net/city/tannersville-ny/2008/06/police-nab-53-druggies-at-mountain-jam?f... Wildcats Fall in Semi-Finals- June 4, 2008 By P.J. Harmer Staff Writer ONEONTA _ Edmeston's Jordan Williams seemed to have fire coming out of his eyes Tuesday against Hunter-Tannersville. Turns out it was just a pair of contact lenses. That didn't seem to matter much for H-T, which had problems catching up with Williams much of the day as the junior struck out 13 and walked two in a six-hitter to lead the second-seeded Panthers to a 7-2 victory in a Section Four Class D semifinal at Oneonta High. Edmeston (19-2) will meet No. 12 Hancock.http://www.topix.net/city/tannersville-ny/2008/06/wildcats-fall-in-semi-finals?fromrss=1 HTC Slides Past Roxbury- June 2, 2008 Staff Report Hunter-Tannersville bunched together four hits in the bottom of the sixth inning Saturday to rally from a three-run deficit and earn a 4-3 win over No. 11 Roxbury in a Section Four Class D baseball semifinal. Before the sixth, Roxbury starter Steven Hubbard had been virtually unhittable. After giving up a leadoff single to Robby Huetter in the first, Hubbard retired 15 of the next 17 batters he faced. He struck out six, walked one and allowed four runs on five hits. "Hubbard's for..http://www.topix.net/city/tannersville-ny/2008/06/htc-slides-past-roxbury?fromrss=1 |