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Delaware County IT Chief Reports on Infrastructure Overhauls and Security Protocols

DELHI – Delaware County’s technological backbone is undergoing a massive transformation, moving from aging physical systems to agile cloud-based solutions while simultaneously hardening physical … more

A Summer Program in Motion Hinges on Paperwork - and Timing

DELHI - At a meeting of Delaware County supervisors April 8, Youth Bureau staff member Lara Yambor delivered a pointed message: the success of this summer’s youth employment program depends on how … more

Walton: Volunteers Pitch Community Festival, Park Revival Plan

WALTON - A proposed community barbecue and park revitalization effort took center stage at a Walton trustees’ meeting Tuesday, April 7, as a local volunteer group laid out an ambitious plan for … more

Letter to the Editor: Rate Hikes and Rebuttals: A Resident Challenges the Utility Narrative

Based on what I read in the 4/2 Reporter article (“High rates, hard truths: NYSEG Reps answer questions, explain billing, offer guidance”), it appears that this was a typical NYSEG event whose … more

Letter to the Editor: A Demand for Reform in New York’s Insurance System

New Yorkers pay some of the highest auto insurance rates in the country, with the average driver paying over $4,000 a year -- $1,500 over the national average – an unbelievable amount and result of … more

Letter to the Editor: Rule of Law or Selective Sympathy?

Re the letter, pg 13, The Reporter , 4/9/26: “Support the NY For Criminals Act” There, I’ve corrected the title. 1911.8 USC 1325, 1326 declares illegal entry into the US a crime. … more

A Partnership in Peril? $300K Funding Gap Threatens Senior Meals in Delaware County

DELHI - For five decades, the senior dining program in Delaware County has operated with the quiet efficiency of a well-oiled machine. But this week, the gears of that partnership between the county … more

A New Table Is Set in Unadilla: Restaurant Opens Doors Ahead of Launch

UNADILLA - On Saturday, April 11, the doors of a long-familiar Main Street space opened once more - this time with a new name, new owners and a renewed sense of possibility. At The Village … more

A Park in Progress: Community Effort Takes Shape at Austin Lincoln Park

WALTON - On Sunday, April 12, at Walton’s Austin Lincoln Park, the work came in pieces. A paintbrush moved slowly across a pavilion wall. A measuring tape snapped into place near a weathered … more

Safety Questions and Shared Services Collide as Stamford Confronts Failing Roads

STAMFORD - Safety concerns and a controversial road project dominated a meeting of the Stamford Town Council Tuesday, April 7, as residents urged local officials to reconsider a shared services … more

Three Strikes and You’re Out? Treadwell Water District Scrambles to Save Grant Bid

FRANKLIN - For the residents of the Treadwell Water District, the quest for modern infrastructure has felt like a long game of “whack-a-mole” played against a backdrop of technicalities and red … more

Franklin Weighs the Cost of Uncertainty as Fuel Bids Spark Debate

FRANKLIN - What began as a routine bid opening quickly turned into a broader discussion about market volatility and fiscal risk at Franklin’s April 7 council meeting, where officials weighed … more
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