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Letter to the Editor: Lead Bullets and Contaminated Venison

As the federal shutdown jeopardizes access to food by people receiving the SNAP (Supplemental Food Assistance Program) benefits, it’s admirable for hunters to be donating venison to food … more

DEC 21st annual Middle School Student Poster Contest Theme: ‘Water Connects Us All’

New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Commissioner Amanda Lefton and the New York Water Environment Association (NYWEA) has announced the theme for the annual water … more

Lost off Trail at Jensen’s Ledges, Two Hikers Guided to Safety

HANCOCK - Two hikers from Brooklyn were safely escorted out of the woods near Jensen’s Ledges Saturday, Oct. 26, after losing the trail, officials said. Ray Brook dispatchers received a … more

Safe and Sound

Daylight hours are limited in November, so be sure to plan your outing to finish well before sunset—especially if you’re on a long trail or in unfamiliar terrain. Always pack a headlamp … more

Turn the ‘Lights Out’ for Birds’ Sake

On fall nights, while most of us are sleeping, millions of birds are flying overhead, making their way south to warmer weather and more abundant food sources. But they face many dangers during their … more

Trout Unlimited Chapter to Host Talk on the American Shad

ONEONTA — The Dave Brandt Chapter of Trout Unlimited will hold its monthly meeting Monday, Nov. 10, at 7 p.m. at The Plains Senior Living Center, 163 Heritage Circle, third-floor meeting room. … more

County Eyes a Quicker Fix for First Responders’ Radios

DELHI - Delaware County’s emergency radios are six years into a 20-year system, and the newest priority isn’t a flashy upgrade - it’s getting broken units back in service fast. … more

Police Blotter

Walton Police Department Paul Petrosky, 56, Walton was arrested Oct. 20 and charged with second-degree criminal contempt. Petrosky was released on recognizance to answer the charge in Walton … more

County Ambulance Had a ‘Slow Month,’ Director Says, as 911 Upgrades and Grants Move Forward

DELHI - The county-run ambulance logged fewer runs in October even as overall call volume across departments remained steady, Emergency Services Director Steve Hood told the Public Safety Committee … more

Delhi man pleads innocent to rape, stalking, sex abuse charges

DELHI - A Delhi man, David W. Gensler , 51, was indicted by the Delaware County Grand Jury on Oct. 30 and charged with four felonies: first-degree rape, fourth-degree stalking, first-degree unlawful … more

In the Dark and the Wind, Delhi Police Sharpen Night-Firing Skills

DELHI — The Delhi Police Department’s training division staged a reduced-light firearms session Monday, Nov. 3, drawing 31 participants to the agency’s outdoor facility for drills … more
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