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Winter’s Toll and Steady Revenues: Walton Officials Review Salt, Taxes and Shared Services

WALTON - With snow still lining the roadsides, Walton officials on Feb. 9 took stock of a winter that has tested equipment, drawn down salt reserves and kept highway crews working through staffing … more

Walton Maps First ATV Trails, Moves Road-Access Law Toward Hearing

WALTON - After months of drafting, debate and legal caution, Walton officials said the town now has what it lacked: mapped trails. “We have trails now,” Councilmember Kevin Armstrong … more

Blueprints and Timber: Watershed Ag Council Advances Plans for New Facility

WALTON - At a meeting Tuesday, Feb. 24, the Watershed Agricultural Council moved closer to defining the shape - and materials - of a proposed new facility, as board members heard a report on … more

Sidney Trustees Approve Parade Changes, Tax List, and Police Updates

SIDNEY - Sidney trustees met Monday, Feb. 24 and addressed plans for the upcoming Memorial Day parade, tax collections, and personnel changes in the police department. Mayor Ray Baker reported … more

Small Shovels, Big Impact

Brayden Barnhart, left, and Jasper Dibble of the Kortright Kritters 4-H club clear snow from a fire hydrant in Bloomville after a recent storm buried hydrants in snowbanks. Noticing the safety … more

Winter Storm Spurs Plea for Safer Roads in Walton

WALTON - A winter storm and a sudden medical emergency brought Wilma Hannan to the Walton Town Council on Feb. 9, where she described what she called a frightening race against time on a snow-choked … more

Walton Moves to Formalize Emergency Plan, Debates How to Reach Every Doorstep

WALTON — With winter storms fresh in mind, Councilmember Patty Wood pressed the Walton Town Council on Feb. 9 to finalize and adopt a long-developing town-wide emergency safety plan - and to decide … more

Walton Weighs Moratorium on Battery Storage as Safety Concerns Surface

WALTON - Walton council members on Feb. 10 opened a pointed discussion on whether to impose a temporary moratorium on battery energy storage systems, with Councilmember Luis Rodriguez-Betancourt … more

Mountain Dulcimer Workshop at Andes Academy of Art March 28

ANDES — The Andes Academy of Art will host a two-part mountain dulcimer workshop later this month, inviting beginners and curious newcomers to explore the traditional Appalachian instrument in a … more

Repair Café at Bushel March 7

DELHI - In conjunction with the Bushel Free Store, we are pleased to host a Repair Café on Saturday, March 7, 1 to 5 p.m, at Bushel, 106 Main Street, Delhi. Your beloved-but-broken belongings … more

Unadilla Public Library Plans Month of Family Events

UNADILLA — The Unadilla Public Library will mark the start of March with a weeklong celebration of Dr. Seuss’s birthday, followed by a series of community gatherings throughout the month. … more

Share the Bounty Lunch March 14

Share the Bounty free community soup lunch will be held Saturday, March 14 from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Sacred Heart Parish Center, 15 Liberty Street, Sidney. This meal will be hosted by the … more
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