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Margaretville proposes food truck law; public hearing scheduled

MARGARETVILLE - Citing community health and safety concerns, Margaretville trustees scheduled a public hearing for Sept. 23 at 4:45 p.m. to hear comments on a proposed law to control food trucks in … more

Randolph Emerson Sherwood II

Randolph Emerson Sherwood II, 74, died unexpectedly and went to be with the Lord on Aug. 23, 2025.  Born on July 14, 1951 in Mount Holly, N.J. to Emerson and Helen (Copeland) Sherwood. He … more

Protect Eagles and Wildlife: Switch to Lead-Free Ammo This Deer Season

Fragments from lead bullets used for deer hunting can remain in field-dressed deer gut piles (or carcasses) and are easily consumed by a wide variety of scavengers, especially bald and golden eagles. … more

Birds, Wetlands and Wild Beauty: Nature Compilation Sept. 19

Join the Delaware Otsego Audubon Society for this program with fan favorite Rick Bunting on Friday, Sept. 19 at 7:30 p.m. at the Elm Park United Methodist Church, 401 Chestnut Street, Oneonta, or … more

Camden To Host 94th NYSHPA Tournament

Pine Grove Horseshoe Club will once again host the New York State Horseshoe Pitcher’s Association (NYSHPA) State Championship Tournament Aug. 30 and 31. Over 75 players from across New York … more

Delaware Highlands Conservancy to Host Fall Programs at Van Scott Nature Reserve

The Delaware Highlands Conservancy has announced a series of public programs this fall at the Van Scott Nature Reserve in Beach Lake, Pa., offering residents and visitors opportunities to learn about … more

Crossbows and Longbows

Crossbows and longbows (including recurves and compound bows) differ in aspects related to orientation, sight profile and ability to be “cocked” vs. drawn and held. Both have much in … more

Office for the Aging Weighs Flat Fee for Lifesaving Alert System

* A previous version of this article stated a Rural Health Network of South Central New York grant funded  Bingocize and Tai Chi. The programs are instead funded by Rural Health Network of  Delaware County and Cornell Cooperative Extension DELHI - Delaware County Office for the Aging (OFA) leaders are weighing changes to the pricing structure for Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) units, with the goal of making the service more … more

OFA advances medical transport contract, weighs bus replacement options

DELHI — Delaware County Office for the Aging (OFA) Director Lyndsay Komosinski outlined progress toward a new medical transportation contract and discussed bus replacement options at the … more

Delhi eyes parking ticketing system, approves part-time police hires

DELHI - Delhi village trustees met Tuesday, Aug. 19, discussed the purchase of a new electronic parking ticketing system and authorized the hiring of two part-time police officers. Trustee … more

Transmission Troubles: Clean Path Line Faces Delay

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors reviewed the stalled Clean Path Energy transmission line project during a Planning Committee meeting Tuesday, Aug. 19, following questions raised by Hancock … more

Future of Sidney Culvert Project Uncertain

DELHI - Delaware County’s Planning Director Shelly Johnson-Bennett reported Tuesday, Aug. 19, that she has opened conversations with Congressman Josh Riley about the future of the long-delayed … more
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