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Old Franklin Day Brings Community Together - and Sends Officials Into the Dunk Tank

FRANKLIN - Good weather, vintage baseball, food, music and a dunk tank drew a large crowd to Old Franklin Day on Saturday, Aug. 29, as residents gathered for one of the community’s annual summer … more

Milk, Cookies and a Message: Dairy Ambassadors Bring the Farm Story to Family Farm Day

BLOOMVILLE - The Delaware County Dairy Ambassador team had a simple strategy for connecting with visitors at Family Farm Day: Offer them a cookie, a carton of milk and a reason to think about where … more

Delaware County: Where Agriculture Is Blooming

SOUTH KORTRIGHT - For one day each summer, farms across the region open their gates, barn door and field to visitors, offering a closer look at the people, products and work behind local agriculture. … more

Where the Milk Comes From: Family Farm Day Opens a Window Into Agriculture

BLOOMVILLE - A calf’s first weeks on a dairy farm are a study in gradual change. At Del-Rose Farm on Saturday, Aug. 29, visitors could see calves at different stages of development, learn how … more

Fire Ravages Walton Business Complex

WALTON - A fire that broke out Sunday morning at a business complex on West Street caused extensive fire, smoke and water damage to the building and the businesses inside. The fire was reported … more

Keeping NYC Tap Water Flowing, Without a Filter

WALTON -   For 184 years, ever since water first flowed through the Croton Aqueduct on July 4, 1842, New York City has delivered an uninterrupted supply of fresh water to its residents. Today, … more

New Classrooms, New Technology as Delaware Academy Begins School Year

DELHI - Delaware Academy Central School District is beginning the 2026-27 school year with new classroom technology, expanded use of its technology and agriculture wing and an enrollment of about 735 … more

Letter to the Editor: Sheriff DuMond’s Shift on ICE Cooperation

I was very disappointed that Delaware County Sheriff DuMond reversed his position on cooperating with ICE and joined the lawsuit challenging the NY State law prohibiting a formal partnership between … more

Pastor's Pen: Created to Be Loved

When we look at modern technologies such as autonomous driving, humanoid robots and AI-generated products, I would say that we are living in the most developed and technologically advanced time in … more

Barbara Ann Bartlett

Barbara Ann Bartlett was born January 2, 1935 to Emery and Melita (Vail) Whitbeck. She grew up on the family farm in Jermyn Pennsylvania. As the oldest of five children, she helped not only with … more

Klaus Sohns

Klaus Sohns, 85, passed away on July 31, 2026. Born in 1941 in Germany, he was the son of the late Paul and Lucy Sohns. Klaus graduated from A.L. Kellogg School in Treadwell and was best known … more

250 Years of Liberty: The Fighting Fool

While many Delaware County Revolutionary War veterans signed up to serve their new country for one or two enlistments, Samuel Cranston of Roxbury re-enlisted so many times that he earned the nickname … more
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