While seeing dead fish along the edges of lakes and ponds can be cause for concern, fish die-offs are typical to see during this time of year. Dense snow on top of thick layers of ice dramatically … more

Wild turkeys gobble and display while flocks of geese pass overhead in the Red Kill Valley of Fleischmanns, offering early signs of spring. more

Mark your calendars for the 2026 I BIRD NY Challenge taking place March 1-November 1! Identify 10 species of birds anywhere in New York State, submit online or by mail, and receive a commemorative … more

SIDNEY CENTER - DCMO BOCES is inviting local businesses and industry professionals to participate in connecting our soon-to-be graduates with job opportunities, guest speakers, internships and/or … more

FRANKLIN - Routine business at the Franklin Town Council meeting on Tuesday, March 3, ranged from snowplowing updates to a proposed new local law governing how residents report road hazards. The … more

COLCHESTER - Colchester council members on Wednesday, March 4, approved the next step in evaluating improvements to the Cooks Falls Water District, authorizing the town to seek engineering firms to … more

HAMDEN - Highway Superintendent Rodney Tweedie presented a detailed overview of the town’s 2026 road and equipment plans at the Hamden Town Council meeting Wednesday, March 4, highlighting both … more

DELHI - The Delhi Town Council took steps Monday, March 9 to expand public access to government training and prepare for the summer season, approving plans to host state-sponsored transparency … more

WALTON - Walton trustees received an update Tuesday, March 3, from Bill Brown of Delaware Engineering on survey work and potential grant funding for local infrastructure projects. Brown reported … more

DELHI — Supervisors on March 11 approved a budget amendment that will bring $52,684 in state Tourism Matching Funds to the county’s Department of Economic Development, bolstering efforts to … more

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors approved a budget amendment Wednesday, March 11, to accept $92,000 in state funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program Education (SNAP-Ed) … more