Featured News Articles
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Rooted
A storytelling series created by SEEC to feature and highlight local entrepreneurs, and how they became Rooted in Schoharie County.
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Schoharie County Eagle Trail: "Tales from the Trail"
A series of newsletters containing important Schoharie County Eagle Trail updates and news, environmental fast-facts, local maps, and other interesting content.
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SEEC News & Updates
A collection of news, blogs, and articles to keep all of SEEC’s stakeholders informed and up-to-date on community information, updates, events, and developments.
UAlbany’s Tech Roadshow Makes a Stop in Schoharie
With the support of the Schoharie Economic Enterprise Corporation (SEEC), the University at Albany delivered cutting-edge innovations in energy, disaster preparedness, utilities and more straight into the hands of would-be users during the second stop of its 2025 Tech Roadshow on Wednesday July 23, 2025, in Schoharie.
Level Up Your Digital Game
The Schoharie Economic Enterprise Corp (SEEC), is excited to announce the final two sessions of the interactive 2025 Digital Power Hour workshop series, Canva 101 and AI Tips & Tricks.
Built to Last: Lamont Engineers Homegrown Legacy
Long before CAD drawings and digital surveys, Henry Lamont’s story began on Schoharie County soil—tilled, lived on, and passed down through generations. “My family has been in this county since 1802,” Henry says. “They moved here shortly after the Revolution—first West Fulton, then Richmondville, and finally Cobleskill in the 1870s.” This deep connection to place would become the foundation of Lamont Engineers, a trusted civil engineering firm serving the region for more than four decades.