Bouckville News

Bouckville United Methodist Church Don't forget that the Bible studies begin again - 7 p.m. on Tuesday, Jan.

Ye Olde Landmark Tavern in Madison County is the source for a New Orleans-style Bread Pudding found in a 1986 Central New York restaurant book.

A lot of people took advantage of the recent warmer weather and put up/out their Christmas decorations.

Several local residents are scheduled to complete their baccalaureate studies in December at SUNY Oswego.

Caption: Pictured is Joy Canning leading a jazz/tap session. When Joy Schrank Canning established her dance studio in 1984, she held foremost the philosophy that the arts experience should be a happy one.

The leaves are falling, the temperatures are getting chillier, the furnace is blasting, and then there's also the first snow of the season! Madison Central School Just a reminder that there's an 11:20 a.m. school dismissal on Friday, Oct.

A 'Night on the Canal' Each year, the Chenango Canal Association provides a safe family-oriented event the week before Halloween.

Shop Talk is a weekly column featuring locally owned and operated businesses. This week, we talk to Royce and Marguerite Webster of Morris Tent Rentals.

Caption: The Madison Dairy Court reminded everyone to get their 3-A-Day of Dairy.

Morrisville State College recently announced those students who were named to the Dean's List for the spring 2009 semester.

Caption: Pictured are Diane Van Slyke ; Senator David Valesky, Mayor Sue McVaugh; Wally Elton, Parks & Trails New York; Harvey Kliman, Southern Madison Heritage Trust and CCA.

Madison Town Board The board meets the second Thursday of each month at the village hall on Route 20 in Madison.

The following area residents were among more than 750 students to graduate from Morrisville State College in May.

The Mid-York Weekly is happy to announce the winners of the recent Summer Giveaway.

Colgate University volunteers listen intently as Diane Van Slyke, president of the Chenango Canal Association , left, explains the history of the area before beginning the chores they would do as part of their pre-orientation program.

Another Madison-Bouckville antique week has come to a close. There were lots of sales, lots of people, lots of traffic, and a great deal of spending in our communities.

On August 12, 2009 Morrisville State Troopers investigated a 2-car personal injury accident on Rocks Rd, T/Eaton at 10:45PM. A 2004 Chrysler 2DS, operated by Nancy Livermore, age 46, Bouckville, exited a driveway into the path of an eastbound 1999 GMC Suburban, operated by Jonathan B. Chalfant, age 25, Canastota.

Mike Halperin of New York walks past a large sign near one of the dealer entrances at the 38th An... Photo 1 of 11 A woman looks at various antiques for sale at the 38th Annual Madison-Bouckville Antiques Show, F... Photo 2 of 11 Jamie Viano of South Ridge, Mass.

The tents are up; the traffic is bumper-to-bumper; and there's lots of people along Route 20 through Madison-Bouckville. So be patient, and remember - it's only for a week! Town of Madison Historical Society A trip to the historical museum in North Brookfield is planned for 7 p.m. Monday, Aug.

Sunday, August 09, 2009 at 1:45 p.m. It's a week of lots of people coming to Central New York for announcements and events: here are some of the stories Action News is following: Monday ~State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli in Syracuse to talk about funding--or the lack thereof--for A infrastructure projects.