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Cooperstown man sentenced in domestic violence case

DELHI - Scott D. Googins , 29, of Cooperstown was sentenced to five years probation in Delaware County Court, Tuesday, July 29. Googins was originally charged with second-degree strangulation, … more

Masonville woman declines felony plea deal

DELHI - A Masonville woman, Tanya L. Carson , 40, turned down a plea deal in Delaware County Court Tuesday, July 29. Carson was offered a deal of five years probation in exchange for a guilty … more

Sheriff honored by Sidney Central School

Delaware County Sheriff Craig S. DuMond, a 1985 graduate of Sidney Central School, was inducted into the Sidney Central School Alumni Association’s Wall of Fame on July 20 for his nearly 40 … more

Sidney trustees update building code

SIDNEY — Sidney trustees held a public hearing Monday, July 21, to repeal and replace sections of the municipal code related to building construction, fire prevention, and unsafe structures. … more

Flooding frustrations on Adam Street continue despite drainage efforts, Sidney trustees say

SIDNEY — Sidney trustees revisited longstanding flooding issues on Adam Street during a meeting Monday, July 21, acknowledging persistent problems with stormwater drainage but emphasizing that … more

Catskills Commerce: How You Can Sleigh Summer Sales

It may be extraordinarily hot and sunny, but it’s also the perfect time to jingle your way to more sales with a Christmas promotion. This festive mid-year moment is a golden opportunity to … more

Sidney residents appeal to village for help after repeated flooding damages furnace, home

SIDNEY — New village resident Todd Pierce asked Sidney trustees on Monday, July 21, for assistance replacing a furnace destroyed by flooding, after their Siver Street home filled with water … more

Wildlife Officials Ask New Yorkers to Report Wild Turkey Sightings in August

As New Yorkers head outdoors this August to hike trails, roam backroads, or visit state parks, wildlife officials have a request: keep an eye out for wild turkeys—and take note. Since … more

As Outdoor Encounters Rise, State Urges Caution Over Rabies Risk

As summer draws more New Yorkers outdoors, state health officials are urging residents to steer clear of wild and stray animals amid renewed concerns over rabies exposure. The New York State … more

Herbert W. Truesdell

Herbert W. Truesdell, 90, of Andes, passed away early Saturday morning, July 26, 2025, at Albany Medical Center, following a short illness. Born on Nov. 18, 1934 in Andes, he was the son of the … more

Franklin Caruso

Franklin John Caruso, a beloved father, grandfather, brother, and friend, passed away peacefully on July 24, 2025, at Wilson Hospital with family by his side. He was 66.   Born … more

A Taste of Tradition in Fleischmanns

FLEISCHMANNS - If it’s summer in Fleischmanns, then something’s cooking at Congregation B’Nai Israel. The historic synagogue on Wagner Avenue is always offering interesting programs … more
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