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The Power of Story: Thirty-Three Cecils Day Sept. 1

WALTON - The second annual Thirty-Three Cecils Days will be celebrated in Binghamton, Sunday, Sept. 1. The celebration began with a modestly published novel which has sparked a movement. Penned … more

Walton Board of Ed meets Sept. 3

The next regular meeting of the Walton Central School Board of Education will be Tuesday, Sept. 3 at 6 p.m. in the board of education room in the O’Neill High School.  Regular … more

Sidney Alumni Sports Hall of Fame Sept. 20, 21

The 21st Sidney Sports Hall of Fame Induction Weekend will be held Sept. 20 and 21. The Class of 2024 will include the Cole brothers, Gary ’69 and Robbie, ‘71; Tom Graham Jr., ’98; … more

Pastor's Pen: God is near!

In the course of our lives when troubles arrive it seems that God is extremely far away. Things happen that we had not planned on or for. Troubles come in threes. Sometimes God seems so far away. He … more

Cadosia fishing access expanded

Fishing access has expanded in Delaware County. The new Cadosia fishing access site in the town of Hancock has been completed, a project further supporting the state’s “Get Offline, Get … more

Audubon open house, trail walk, and bird rehabilitators Oct. 5

The Delaware-Otsego Audubon Society (DOAS) will host an open house at the Franklin Mountain Sanctuary and Hawkwatch from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 5. The event is free and open to the … more

Nature photographer to present collection: “A Closer Look”

“A Closer Look” is a showcase of photos designed to provide views of nature’s wildlife that escape the naked eye. Photographer Rick Bunting will explore aspects of both the design … more

Fire Tower Challenge

The lazy, hazy days of summer are upon us and it’s a great time to complete the 2024 Catskills Fire Tower Challenge before the kids head back to school. All you need to do are visit the fire … more

Love Our New York Lands Stewardship Day event registration is open

Volunteer registration is now open for Adirondack and Catskill Park Day on Saturday, Sept. 7, and Fish and Wildlife Day Saturday, Sept. 28. Show your appreciation for New York’s diverse and … more

Back to Basics: Recycling

It is a time to try to reduce plastic use in our daily lives. To help, it is important to know what can and cannot be recycled in New York. Recycling guidance can vary depending on location, so it is … more

Vintage 19th century base ball games at the Grahamsville Fairgrounds

Two vintage 19th century base ball games will be held at the Grahamsville Fairgrounds state Rt. 55, Grahamsville, Sunday, Sept. 8 at noon, sponsored by the Time and the Valleys Museum in … more

Farm-to-market: Celebrating 20 years of Pure Catskills

WALTON - Watershed Agricultural Council (WAC) Economic Viability Program Manager Kristan Morley presented a “then and now” comparison of the Pure Catskills program in celebration of its … more
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