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Colchester Adopts 2026 Budget With 1% Tax Levy Increase After Quiet Hearing, Questions on Rising Costs

DOWNSVILLE - The Colchester Town Council adopted its 2026 budget Wednesday, Nov. 5, after a brief public hearing in which one resident pressed officials on how the town could keep its tax increase to … more

Tap or Type? Colchester Skips Rack Cards as New Website Goes Live - With Some Mobile Confusion

DOWNSVILLE - Colchester’s new municipal website drew a brisk tutorial, a security briefing and a marketing debate Wednesday, Nov 5 - ending with council members declining to buy printed rack … more

Staffing Crunch, Space Squeeze, and a Caution on Passports

DELHI - A Delaware County legislative committee on Wednesday ran through a brisk docket that touched on prosecution and defense staffing, a possible congressional satellite office, funding for the … more

New Wheels, Old Pills: Colchester Backs New Patrol Vehicle, Tables Drug Drop Box

DOWNSVILLE -   Colchester Police Chief Keith Gavette asked council members on Wednesday, Nov. 5, to green-light a new patrol vehicle and floated a plan to add an expired/unused medication … more

One Roof for Justice Courts? Colchester Weighs Moving Cooks Falls Court to River Road Hub in Downsville

DOWNSVILLE -   Colchester council members opened a conversation about consolidating the town’s two justice courts Wednesday, Nov. 5   - questioning whether to eliminate the Cooks … more

Who’s at the Counter? Colchester Council Presses for Clerk’s Office Coverage

COLCHESTER — With Town Clerk Allison Gill absent, Colchester council members spent part of their Wednesday, Nov. 5 meeting discussing complaints about Town Hall doors being closed during posted … more

Batteries, Benefits, and a Blueprint: Hamden Lays Out How It Will Vet a 135-MW, Multi-Million Dollar Battery Storage Project

HAMDEN - Hamden’s town attorney and longtime environmental specialist Kevin Young walked council members and the public through a step-by-step plan Wednesday, Nov. 5. for how the town should … more

Update On Drought Conditions

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has announced that 21 counties moved from “drought warning” to “drought watch” due to several weeks of … more

SUNY Delhi Appoints Dr. Amy Brandt as Dean of Health, Liberal Arts, and Sciences

SUNY Delhi is pleased to announce the appointment of Dr. Amy Brandt as Dean of the College of Health, Liberal Arts, and Sciences. In this role, Dr. Brandt will provide leadership for a diverse range … more

DAR America 250! Scholarship Applications Accepted through Jan. 31

Ten $25,000 scholarships for students studying American history will be given by the Daughters of the American Revolution in 2026 to mark America’s 250th anniversary Undergraduate and … more

Dance Party Fundraiser Celebrates the Arts and Community to Benefit Roxbury Arts Group Programming

Roxbury Arts Group invites the community to celebrate the holiday season with them at its inaugural dance party fundraiser Friday, Dec. 5, at 7 p.m. at the Old Mill Restaurant in Roxbury. This … more

Game On! @ the Ogden Library

A family-friendly tabletop game day at the William B. Ogden Free Library will be held Saturday, Nov. 29, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. This is also “Spend the Day in Walton” sponsored by … more
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