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Closed Doors, Open Questions

DELHI - Media access to the Delaware County Republican Committee’s annual Lincoln Day Dinner shifted this year, with a reporter for The Reporter denied entry to the May 1 event at the American … more

DA Softball Defeats Unatego 12-6 After Storm Delay

OTEGO - What began as a steady conference matchup turned briefly into a sideline celebration before ending in a decisive Delaware Academy victory, as the Bulldogs topped Unatego, 12–6, in a … more

Civic Lessons, Close to Home: Walton Scouts Turn Village Landmarks Into a Classroom

WALTON - Before trustees turned to their May 5 agenda, a group of Boy Scouts stepped forward, saluted the flag and, in doing so, framed the work of local government as both lesson and lived … more

Code of Conduct, Quietly Passed

HANCOCK - With no discussion or questions, Hancock council members adopted a comprehensive new code of ethics and a policy governing what documents may be formally filed with the town clerk. … more

Weather Words with Frank Ward

“Last Wednesday, April 29, it rained, and we had a high of 56 degrees; 37/100ths of an inch of rain fell. Thursday, April 30, it started at 45. There were a couple scattered showers that gave us … more

Code and Conduct: Ethics Complaint in Hancock Raises Questions of Enforcement, Records and Political Boundaries

HANCOCK - On the same evening the town of Hancock adopted an updated code of ethics, a resident stood before the board and argued that the existing one had already been tested - and, in his view, not … more

Ballots, Budgets and Cyber Gaps: Elections Office Maps a Busy Season

DELHI - As Delaware County moves toward primary elections and school votes, Elections Commissioner Maria Kelso told lawmakers that her office is already deep in the mechanics of election preparation … more

A Recipe for Connection

SIDNEY - In the tri-county region, where small towns fold into one another across hills and long stretches of road, a senior group known less for static gatherings than for movement - bus trips, … more

Fleischmanns To Hold Public Hearing on 2026–27 Budget May 11

FLEISCHMANNS — Fleischmanns trustees will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2026–27 budget Monday, May 11 at 6 p.m. at the Skene Memorial Library, 1017 Main Street, Fleischmanns. The hearing … more

Grant Gains, Gaps Remain: Public Defender Details Funding Shift and Staffing Needs

DELHI - Delaware County Public Defender Joseph Ermeti told supervisors that a long-negotiated state grant for family court representation has grown substantially, even as structural limits on how the … more

Boy Scouts Mark Graves, Retire Flags in Walton

Walton Boy Scout Troop 45 members placed American flags on veterans’ graves at the Walton Cemetery Saturday, May 2, before attending a flag retirement ceremony at the Veterans’ Club on Park … more

Soaring to New Heights: Roxbury’s Liam Bullock Achieves Eagle Scout Rank

ROXBURY - A packed room rose to its feet Saturday, May 2 as Liam Hawke Bullock was officially recognized for achieving Eagle Scout rank in Roxbury. Bullock, of Troop 41, presented a handcrafted … more
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