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Letter to the Editor: The World Smelled of Horses

This story brought back memories of a pair of horses my dad (David Jacobson) had purchased from the Austin’s Auction Barn. This was a pair of the Mustang horses. One of the horses was a gray mare … more

Catskill Mountain Club Hikes

The Catskill Mountain Club has released its January–February hiking schedule, offering a series of free, member-led outings across the Catskill Mountains as winter settles in. Founded more … more

DEC Opens New Round of Forest Grants, Aiming to Speed Replanting and Restoration

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has opened a fifth round of the Regenerate NY Forestry Cost Share Grant Program, making more than $5 million available to private … more

Trying to Reach the Unreached

MEREDITH - A routine report from Deputy Clerk Heather Victoria to the Meredith Town Council on Tuesday, Jan. 13, opened into a detailed discussion about dog licensing compliance, communication … more

Middletown Council Questions Value of ‘Enrichment’ Programs Amid Low Student Enrollment

MIDDLETOWN — Middletown council members are reconsidering financial support for school-run summer programming after a breakdown of participation numbers revealed that several taxpayer-funded … more

Meredith: From Meeting Times and Minutes to the Paper of Record

MEREDITH - What began as routine housekeeping at the Meredith Town Council’s organizational meeting Tuesday, Jan. 13 unfolded into a discussion about public access, transparency and the shrinking … more

A Plaque and a Public Thank-You

Meredith Supervisor James Ellis presented a plaque to Joe Garcia to honor his years of service to the town and marking his retirement as Meredith’s highway superintendent, during the town’s Jan. … more

Middletown officials weigh merits of competing insurance programs

MARGARETVILLE — The Middletown town council is facing a choice after two insurance agents presented competing coverage proposals that are separated by just over $2,000 in annual premiums. In a … more

Stamford organizes for 2026

STAMFORD - The town of Stamford held its first meeting of the new year on Jan. 14 with both a regular board meeting and an organizational meeting. In attendance were newly elected Councilmembers … more

Correction

In the Jan. 14 article titled “Sidney: Stopping Overdoses Before Help Arrives” we incorrectly reported the naloxone was injectable. It is not. The medication is a nasal spray/inhalant. In the Jan. 14 article titled “A Police Car, a Clock and a Vote: Colchester Weighs a Rapid Decision” we incorrectly reported that a motion to purchase a new police vehicle passed. In fact, the measure stalled. We apologize for the errors. more

Delhi: Planning for the Long View

DELHI - At a Jan. 12 meeting of the Delhi Town Council, the conversation moved deliberately between vision and logistics, as Supervisor Maya Boukai led an update on the town’s long-awaited … more

Aging Plow Truck, New Fix: Delhi Weighs Costly Repairs Against Time Bought

DELHI - Highway Superintendent Daren Evans offered a assessment of an aging but still-serviceable piece of the town’s winter fleet: a 2015 International medium-duty plow truck whose emissions … more
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