Kelli Miller

In 2023, the One Community, One Book event took place in West Park with Suzanne Bloom reading and signing her book “Oh! What a Surprise,’ while the fox greeted participants and visitors. This year, from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m., October 5, during the Saturdays in the Park with Chobani in West Park, Improve Norwich Now Co-founder Jen Westervelt offers their ninth book event and the fox will once again invite visitors to join the fun of games, crafts and a scavenger hunt while Suzanne Bloom periodically reads aloud from her book ‘What About Bear’. (Submitted photo)

On October 9, a 4-H teen worked the 4-H activity table at the Cornell Cooperative Extension Open House. She showed youth how to plant succulents and how to make catapults they could take home. The Open House included Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (Snap-Ed), Expanded Food and Nutrition Ed Program (EFNEP), 4-H Youth Development and the Smart Energy Choice team. (Submitted Photo)

Recently, the New York State Veterans' Home in Oxford invited the Bainbridge Legion Post 806 for breakfast and a tour. After the tour, Lew Whitney, US Marine Corps Veteran and member of the Bainbridge American Legion Slater-Silvernail Post 806 presented a game board he personally made on behalf of the Post to the New York State Veteran's Home in Oxford. The Home's Administrator, Kurt Apthorpe accepted the gift. (Submitted photo)

Ever wondered if there was someone out there who looked just like you? We've all heard the urban legend that there are 6 people out there who look just like us—but how, exactly, can you find your identical stranger? With the power of the internet, of course! In this article, we'll tell you 10 different sites and apps you can use to search for your doppelgänger in seconds.

Recently, students from SUNY Morrisville Norwich campus toured the Chenango County Historical Museum to explore local history for their research project. Archives and Collection's Coordinator Zac Greenfield shared with the students what his job entails and the educational requirements needed for his job. (Submitted photo)

Last month, Aunt Mary's House received help from Alvogen volunteers. They landscaped the garden beds and cleaned out the basement in preparation to store donated items. Aunt Mary’s House is a home that will provide a safe haven for young mothers to gain opportunities, use resources, and acquire knowledge toward becoming self-sufficient while helping them build a strong future and transition to permanent housing. (Submitted photo)

During October's Board of Supervisors meeting, The Cooperative Extension and 4-H were recognized for their combined programs with officials proclaiming October, 2024 as “Cooperative Extension and 4-H Month.” Pitcher Board Supervisor Jeffrey Blanchard presented the proclamation to 4-H youth Emily LaClair and Animal Science and Agriculture Educator Victoria Ryan. (Submitted photo)

On October 15, the Board of Supervisors passed Local Law No. 4 and enacted to improve enforcement and control of Chenango County property in the City of Norwich. ( File photo )

Norwich resident and Norwich Homes Movement LLC business owner Martha Ryan, has been devoted to buying and fixing up houses in the area for 18 years and invites all to the Community Housing Information session from 5 to 6 p.m., Wednesday, November 6, at the SUNY Morrisville Norwich campus in the community room. Reservations can be emailed to [email protected]. (Submitted photo)

The Parker Walsh Team is thrilled to host their 2nd annual “Blessing Baskets” and invites the community to be part of the “Heartwarming Happy Hour” event. The basket collection will be from 4:30 to 7 p.m., November 19, in Nina's Pizzeria and Restaurant, located at 32 South Broad Street in Norwich. (Submitted photo)