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Small Canvases, Big Imagination

WALTON - On the first level of the William B. Ogden Free Library, dozens of palm-sized paintings are on display, each no larger than a postcard and each offering a glimpse into the creativity of the … more

Winter Hours at Guilford Historical Society

The Guilford Historical Society’s “Tom and Wilma Gray” Research Room will be open on the second Saturday of the winter months, January through April. The library contains extensive genealogy … more

Wintry Mix Brought Indoors at Art Up Gallery

MARGARETVILLE - As sub-zero temperatures loomed on Friday, Feb. 6, Margaretville’s Art Up Gallery offered a contrasting warmth with the opening of Wintry Mix at its Binnekill Square location. The … more

Sidney/Unadilla

Sidney A Grief Support group will start Monday, Feb. 16 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at the Sidney United Methodist Church, Liberty Street. The session is for 13 weeks with preregistration required by … more

Franklin

Greater Franklin Food Pantry, 574 Main Street, will be open Friday, Feb. 13 from 2 to 4 p.m. and Saturday, Feb. 14 from 10 a.m. to noon. Franklin households that would like to receive … more

Delhi

Last week’s trivia question: Who is hosting the annual Sweetheart Breakfast Saturday, Feb. 14, from 8 a.m. until noon at the Delhi Fire Department? The Delhi Rotary Club will be serving pancakes, … more

Colchester

Hello friends, my sympathy goes out to anyone coughing, sniffling and achy all over. Tis the season, I suppose, but it makes for a very unpleasant work environment. It’s hard to concentrate on … more

Letter to the Editor: A critique of power, pensions, and political self-interest

In response to the January 29 letter, “The Constitution as Common Ground,” I agree that our country faces a serious problem. Politics have eroded our Constitution and Bill of Rights; both parties … more

Letter to the Editor: Policy, Not Labels: A Response to Charges of Political Extremism

Re: the letter on pg 10, Reporter 2/5/26: If I were to advance an argument that democracy is flawed, and support it with the fact that the writer of that letter probably has the right to vote - … more

Letter to the Editor: Why More Delaware County Residents Should Run for Town Supervisor in 2026

My journey to becoming an elected local government official started the day I met Jessi Raber. She was running for mayor of Delhi because she was frustrated that our county leaders weren’t willing … more

Policy, Training and a Busy January: Walton Police Chief Updates Trustees

WALTON - Walton Police Chief Tahir Haqq used his Feb. 3 monthly report to village trustees to outline department activity in January and to secure approval for expanded policy and training tools … more

Walton/DA Finishes Fourth at Section IV Division II Qualifier B

NEWARK VALLEY - The Walton/Delaware Academy boys varsity wrestling team placed fourth in a 12-team field Saturday, Feb. 7, at the Section IV Division II Qualifier B, led by championship performances … more
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