“We invite our friends and neighbors to participate in our 3-21 activities to show their support for those with Down syndrome,” said Monica Clark, Pathfinder’s manager of fund development and people engagement.…
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Nyarah Garver, a 7th-grade student in Windham-Ashland-Jewett Central School, correctly spelled “disaffected” in the tenth round and was declared the winner of this year’s regional competition.…
The awards acknowledge how individuals and programs have improved the lives of people with intellectual disabilities through sustained and relevant person-centered services. Pathfinder Village, a livable residential community and services provider founded in 1980, has been a leader in defining best practices in the Down syndrome field for decades.…
The Arc Otsego partners with the Community Cupboard of Edmeston and the Northeast Regional Food Bank to host drives for families connected to the agency.…
Read sports scores and game results from area high schools, SUNY Oneonta and Hartwick College.…
Photos from the Pathfinder Village Tennis Classic and Golf Invitational and the Helios Care Chip in Fore Hospice Golf Tournament are among those featured this week.…
The Section IV Class D soccer championship games were played at the Wright National Soccer Campus in Oneonta on Saturday, October 28. Three-seed Edmeston/Morris defeated four-seed Franklin 1-0 in the girls’ title game after Sophie Robinson scored on an assist from Hannah Wist just five minutes into the contest.…
“Nowhere else in this region do we have such an event; two tournaments, two sports, two non-profits—Pathfinder and the National Baseball Hall of Fame—all come together for a day of fun, fellowship and fundraising,” said Village Chief Executive Officer Paul C. Landers.…
The series is in observance of October as National Down Syndrome Awareness Month. October was first designated as a national observance by President George H.W. Bush in 1991 and has been recognized every year since. The month is focused on celebrating the abilities and accomplishments of people with Trisomy 21.…