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Walton Honors 25 Years of Service as Residents Press Village on Infrastructure and Public Safety

WALTON - Walton trustees used their Sept. 1 meeting to recognize a quarter-century of municipal employment while addressing a series of requests from residents involving village parks, parking, water … more

CWC Backs Delaware County Push to Train Next Generation of Conservation Engineers

ARKVILLE - A major staffing transition and a fresh slate of regional training grants took center stage at the Catskill Watershed Corporation (CWC) meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 1, as officials unveiled … more

A Wall of Water: Localized Storm Leaves Franklin Farms, Homes, Businesses Reeling

FRANKLIN - For some Franklin residents, a Thursday, Aug. 27 rainstorm was little more than another summer downpour. On a small stretch of the town, it became a sudden wall of water that swept across … more

A Gravestone Without a Grave Finally Finds Its Place

DELHI — For more than 150 years, the gravestone of a young Hamden woman sat apart from the cemetery where it was intended to rest, its history obscured by time. On Aug. 26, a small crew … more

Hancock Walgreens to Close Oct. 13

HANCOCK - The Walgreens retail store and pharmacy at 119 West Main Street will close effective Oct. 13, 2026, according to an announcement at the store. Customers who have prescriptions filled … more

Franklin Takes Next Step on Road Speeds, Kellogg School Reuse

FRANKLIN - Code Enforcement Officer Greg Pitula told Franklin council members at a meeting held Tuesday, Sept. 1 that the former Treadwell Kellogg School, now owned by Jonah Shaw, had reached another … more

WAC Reports Strong Program Spending as Watershed Council Reviews Finances

WALTON - The Watershed Agricultural Council reported increased year-to-date spending and continued progress on its programs during a meeting Tuesday, Aug. 25, as President Wayland “Bud” Gladstone … more

Hancock: Trail Bids Opened, Proposals Sent For Review

HANCOCK - Hancock council members opened bids Tuesday, Sept. 1, for work on a town walking trail, with officials turning to Delaware County for help determining whether the submissions met the … more

Pipeline Fight Returns to Franklin as Resident Warns of Environmental Risks

FRANKLIN - More than a decade after the proposed Constitution Pipeline became a flashpoint in the region, the project returned to the center of discussion at the Franklin Town Council meeting … more

Correction

In the Aug. 27 article titled “Delhi Dusts Off Its Tree Commission as Grant Deadline Nears,” Joe Bonkowski was misidentified John Bondokowski. more

‘Calico Rebellion’ Screening Demonstrates Continued Fallout from Anti-Rent War

** In a previous version of this article, Victoria Kupchineetsky’s name was incorrectly spelled as Victoria Kupchientsky, and Misha Gutkin was incorrectly identified as Misha Kozyrev. MARGARETVILLE - Generations after 19th-century tenant farmers disguised themselves in calico gowns to resist the feudal landlord system of upstate New York, the echoes of the tin horns used to call … more

Ruffs Celebrate 60 years

Melvin and June Ruff were married Aug. 20, 1966 at the Advent Church in Margaretville and celebrated their 60th anniversary at the Doll House in Andes Aug. 19, 2026, with 55 guests including a … more
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