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Clean Sweep 2026 to be held Oct. 9 & 10

DELHI -   Every year, regional partners for clean water and a healthy environment host a community hazardous waste collection day, known as Clean Sweep. Now in its 30th year, Clean Sweep … more

Hancock: Dumping Allegations, Flooding Dispute Escalates

HANCOCK - A dispute over flood mitigation, stream maintenance and public records grew increasingly heated at the Hancock Town Council’s Sept. 1 meeting, as residents pressed officials to address … more

Walton Honors 25 Years of Service as Residents Press Village on Infrastructure and Public Safety

WALTON - Walton trustees used their Sept. 1 meeting to recognize a quarter-century of municipal employment while addressing a series of requests from residents involving village parks, parking, water … more

CWC Backs Delaware County Push to Train Next Generation of Conservation Engineers

ARKVILLE - A major staffing transition and a fresh slate of regional training grants took center stage at the Catskill Watershed Corporation (CWC) meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 1, as officials unveiled … more

A Wall of Water: Localized Storm Leaves Franklin Farms, Homes, Businesses Reeling

FRANKLIN - For some Franklin residents, a Thursday, Aug. 27 rainstorm was little more than another summer downpour. On a small stretch of the town, it became a sudden wall of water that swept across … more

A Gravestone Without a Grave Finally Finds Its Place

DELHI — For more than 150 years, the gravestone of a young Hamden woman sat apart from the cemetery where it was intended to rest, its history obscured by time. On Aug. 26, a small crew … more

Hancock Walgreens to Close Oct. 13

HANCOCK - The Walgreens retail store and pharmacy at 119 West Main Street will close effective Oct. 13, 2026, according to an announcement at the store. Customers who have prescriptions filled … more

Franklin Takes Next Step on Road Speeds, Kellogg School Reuse

FRANKLIN - Code Enforcement Officer Greg Pitula told Franklin council members at a meeting held Tuesday, Sept. 1 that the former Treadwell Kellogg School, now owned by Jonah Shaw, had reached another … more

WAC Reports Strong Program Spending as Watershed Council Reviews Finances

WALTON - The Watershed Agricultural Council reported increased year-to-date spending and continued progress on its programs during a meeting Tuesday, Aug. 25, as President Wayland “Bud” Gladstone … more

Hancock: Trail Bids Opened, Proposals Sent For Review

HANCOCK - Hancock council members opened bids Tuesday, Sept. 1, for work on a town walking trail, with officials turning to Delaware County for help determining whether the submissions met the … more

Pipeline Fight Returns to Franklin as Resident Warns of Environmental Risks

FRANKLIN - More than a decade after the proposed Constitution Pipeline became a flashpoint in the region, the project returned to the center of discussion at the Franklin Town Council meeting … more

Correction

In the Aug. 27 article titled “Delhi Dusts Off Its Tree Commission as Grant Deadline Nears,” Joe Bonkowski was misidentified John Bondokowski. more
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