Last week five people were picked top by ICE right here in Delaware County. Since Donald Trump has taken office, ICE, the most well-funded federal law enforcement agency, has been wreaking havoc … more

I received an email from Congressman Riley the other day seeking to blame the high cost of electricity and heat on NYSE&G and its foreign owners. I had to ask myself whether he was living in an … more

I have lived on Upper East Side Brook Road for 20 years. It was my great good fortune when I was riding my bike in 2004 and saw this house was for sale. It was the perfect place to retire. My parents … more

I was intrigued by a couple of Ms. Antin’s letters. As a life-long resident I’ve seen numerous town Supervisors and councilpersons voted out of office. It’s kind of a novel concept, but it only … more

Democracy doesn’t collapse all at once. It fades - quietly, gradually, in town halls and meeting rooms where fewer and fewer people are willing to stand up and say: I’ll serve. In Delaware … more

After reading the recent story about SUNY Delhi’s housing situation, along with the social media post encouraging local landlords to list available rentals, I felt compelled to put some of the … more

Whatever else divides us, there is one thing Delaware County residents tend to agree on: this place is special. The views from the hilltops, the rhythms of small-town life, the neighbors who show up … more

In 2025, Delaware County collected $13.2 million extra in sales tax revenue than county budget planners anticipated. The Finance Committee of the Board of Supervisors estimated they would collect … more

As the public continues to confront corruption and abuses of power tied to the Epstein files involving attorneys, physicians, celebrities, political leaders, and institutions once considered … more

George Washington wasn’t the first president. Hopefully that got your attention. And if you want to learn more, read about the Continental Congress and the Confederation Congress, the … more

In response to the January 29 letter, “The Constitution as Common Ground,” I agree that our country faces a serious problem. Politics have eroded our Constitution and Bill of Rights; both parties … more

Re: the letter on pg 10, Reporter 2/5/26: If I were to advance an argument that democracy is flawed, and support it with the fact that the writer of that letter probably has the right to vote - … more