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Letter to the Editor: Wayland “Bud” Gladstone for Andes Town Council

First and foremost, it has been my distinct privilege to serve as your town supervisor for the past 10 years. I want to thank the town board, our highway department, all of our town employees, and … more

Wood’s OT Winner Lifts Walton Past Marathon, 1–0

MARATHON - Kylie Wood pounced on a loose ball at the top of the circle and ripped a low shot into the right corner with one minute left in the first sudden-victory overtime, sending Walton to a … more

2025 Marathon Invitational

MARATHON - Sidney junior Owen Mott powered to a fourth-place finish to headline local results at the 2025 Marathon Invitational boys varsity race on Saturday, Oct. 18. Mott clocked 17:44 over … more

Court Says Walton Must Revisit Denial of Police Officer’s Disability Pay

WALTON - New York’s Appellate Division has reversed the village of Walton’s denial of line-of-duty disability benefits to a village police officer diagnosed with post-traumatic stress … more

Bulldogs capture 2025 Boys Soccer MAC Championship

ONEONTA - Delaware Academy finished the job with style Saturday, Oct. 18, claiming the 2025 MAC boys soccer championship with a 3–0 win over Walton/Downsville behind a star turn from senior … more

American Legion Leaders Tour Sidney, Lay Wreath, and Make the Case for a New Generation

SIDNEY - The morning began with handshakes and coffee at the Sidney American Legion Post on Union Street and moved, in quiet formation, to the Veterans Memorial Park on River Street, where a wreath … more

Hancock Adopts a Villagewide Noise Law

HANCOCK - The village of Hancock has adopted a new noise control law Monday, Oct. 13, aimed at preserving “public health, peace, welfare and good order,” setting nighttime decibel limits, … more

After Tax-Cap Tangle, Colchester Adopts 2026 Preliminary Spending Plan

COLCHESTER - Colchester council members met on Wednesday, Oct. 15, adopted its 2026 preliminary budget after a brief detour through the state tax-cap maze - a correction that trimmed the town’s … more

‘No Kings’ in the Catskills: Delhi Joins a Coast-to-Coast Rally for Democracy

DELHI - The chants rolled down Main Street and spilled across the courthouse lawn Saturday morning, Oct. 18, where organizers of a “No Kings” rally said upward of 750 people gathered to … more

Stone by Stone: The Art of Stonewalls

DOWNSVILLE - At the Old Covered Bridge Cemetery on Saturday, Oct. 18, ten volunteers lined up bluestone and fieldstone as preservation mason Pat Ryan taught the basics of dry-laid wall building. … more

Sidney Halloween Party for Children

SIDNEY - The Sidney American Legion will host a Halloween party for children on Friday, Oct. 31, from 5 to 7 p.m. at 22 Union Street. Organizers say the evening will feature costume contests … more

Share the Woods: Both Hunters and Hikers Recreate on Public Lands

With hunting seasons underway and fall hiking still at its peak, DEC is encouraging outdoor enthusiasts to follow safety precautions while recreating this fall and winter. Whether you are a hiker, … more
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