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Hancock Retains Outside Counsel as Federal Lawsuits Move Forward

HANCOCK - The village of Hancock has retained outside legal counsel as lawsuits involving the former Family Foundation School move forward in federal court. Trustees voted unanimously Monday, … more

Sidney Asks Williams to Reconsider Constitution Pipeline Route

SIDNEY - The town of Sidney has asked Williams Companies to take another look at the proposed route of the Constitution Pipeline, arguing that an existing transportation corridor along Interstate 88 … more

Playground, Home Repairs and More: Sidney Tracks a Slate of Grants

SIDNEY - Sidney officials are awaiting word on a state grant that could provide funding for improvements to the Sidney Center playground, while other grant programs and state financial resources … more

DSS Looks to Trim Costs as State Funding Remains Uncertain

DELHI - Delaware County Department of Social Services officials are preparing the agency’s 2027 budget with an eye toward rising operating costs and an uncertain state funding picture, while … more

Downsville: Raffle on the River Cleans Up the East Branch

About 60 people of all ages took part in the Delaware Valley Ridge Riders Snowmobile Club’s eighth annual “Raffle on the River,” a canoe and kayak trip down the East Branch of the Delaware … more

Girl Scouts Celebrate America 250 at Fair Parade

Walton Girl Scout Service Unit 356, led by Service Unit Manager Darlene Conklin, took part in the Delaware County Fair’s Hero’s Parade with an America 250-themed float featuring an eagle. The … more

Middletown Takes First Steps Toward Short-Term Rental Regulations

MIDDLETOWN - Aiming to balance a thriving tourism economy with local housing and safety concerns, Middletown Citizen Short-Term Rental Committee members completed a proposed draft law and formally … more

Hancock Weighs Modernized Water Billing, Heritage Trail and Data Center Rules

HANCOCK - Modernizing water billing, expanding access to local history and determining whether the village’s zoning rules could accommodate artificial intelligence data centers were among the … more

Weather Words with Frank Ward

“Over the past week, the temperatures have been quite pleasant. Every single day has been in the 70s. You can’t complain - for this being August. We’ve also had four mornings where the … more

Weather Station Finds New Home in Downsville After Cooks Falls Connectivity Problems

DOWNSVILLE - A weather monitoring station that lost nearly a month of data because of unreliable internet service in Cooks Falls has been relocated to the Colchester Highway Garage campus on River … more

Sidney Takes Aim at Two Threats: Cyberattacks and Lake Algae

SIDNEY - Cybersecurity, water conditions at East Sidney Lake and new grant and state funding opportunities were among the issues discussed by the Sidney Town Council on Thursday, Aug. 13. … more

Heli-Good Time: LifeNet Brings the Chopper to the Fair

The Delaware County Fair got a little more air traffic Tuesday, Aug. 18, when a LifeNet medevac helicopter from Sidney landed at the fairgrounds, giving fairgoers a closeup look at the aircraft and a … more
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