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Walton Seeks Grant to Repair Aging Homes

WALTON — The village of Walton is moving forward with an application for a state housing rehabilitation grant that could bring as much as $400,000 to help low- and moderate-income homeowners … more

Walton Eyes New Life for Austin Lincoln Park as Skate Park Proposal Gains Momentum

WALTON - Improvements continue at Austin Lincoln Park in Walton, where volunteers have completed several beautification projects and are now working toward a long-term goal of creating a skate park … more

Franklin Proclaims Aug. 29 Old Franklin Day, Advances Data Center Moratorium Review

FRANKLIN - Franklin council members officially designated Aug. 29 as Old Franklin Day and took another step toward regulating large-scale data processing facilities during its June 2 meeting, … more

From Fields to Framework: Meredith Eyes Community-Driven Vision for 14-Acre Parcel

MEREDITH - What could become of a 14-acre town-owned parcel in Meredith remains an open question, but during a May 12 town council meeting, officials took early steps toward turning broad ideas into … more

Looking Back, June 4, 2026

Police Blotter

Colchester Police Department Floyd Brink, 48, Harpursville, was arrested May 10 and charged with two counts of seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. Brink was issued an … more

Walton

There will be one more first Friday dinner by Post 32 American Legion Auxiliary before summer break Friday, June 5. The dinner will be chicken Parmesan over pasta, tossed salad, Italian bread and as … more

Walton Central School to host music awards, Spring String Fling

The Walton Central School District music department will host two annual events. The first is the music awards concert, which is set for 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 9. The concert will be held in the … more

Weather Words with Frank Ward

“Last Wednesday, May 27, believe it or not, we hit 81 degrees. But since then, the temperature went down to a little bit below normal. We’ve had temperatures, except Tuesday, June 2, in the mid … more

Flushed by Debate: CWC Committee Moves to Prohibit Flood Protection Funding for Properties in Floodways

ARKVILLE - Following a lengthy and technically charged debate Tuesday, June 2, the Catskill Watershed Corporation’s (CWC) Wastewater Committee recommended a major program rule change that would … more

Franklin Voters to Decide Whether Key Town Offices Should Serve Four-Year Terms

TREADWELL - Franklin residents will have the final say this November on whether two of the town’s elected offices should move from two-year to four-year terms after Franklin council members … more
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