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Middletown Reviews Youth Programs, Land Policies and a Renewed Push to Preserve History

MIDDLETOWN - Middletown historian Diane Galusha outlined a robust year of activity at a Middletown council meeting, Wednesday, Dec. 4. Her presentation led a series of committee reports from council … more

Middletown Veterans Remember Pearl Harbor

MIDDLETOWN - Thought their numbers are dwindling, the spirit and resolve of veterans in Margaretville remain strong. Eight members of the American Legion Post 216 along with other community members … more

Scene in Walton: Santa Trades Sleigh for Tractor on Beers Brook Road

Santa Claus was spotted cruising through a snow-covered field in Walton on Sunday, Dec. 7, waving from the seat of a vintage tractor as he brought a little holiday magic to Beers Brook Road. more

Scene in Downsville: Winter Calm at the Downsville Covered Bridge

Snow framed the Downsville Covered Bridge on Sunday, Dec. 7, as its reflection drifted across the still East Branch of the Delaware River - just below the Pepacton Reservoir - capturing a rare moment … more

‘A Village Problem, One Cat at a Time’: Walton Resident Leads Grassroots Effort to Tackle Feral Cat Crisis

WALTON - At a meeting of the Walton Trustees on Tuesday, Nov. 2, resident Adrienne McMillan reported what she called “slow, but real progress” in addressing one of the village’s … more

Walton Welcomes The Merry Magpie

Walton Mayor BJ Eilertsen, Trustee Beth O’Brien, and Supervisor Joe Cetta join owner Kathryn Smith for the ribbon-cutting ceremony at The Merry Magpie, a new boutique at 167 Delaware Street … more

A Line on the Map, a Lock on the Land: Property Owner Seeks Exit from NYC Watershed Zone

HAMDEN -   A Hamden farmer asked town officials Wednesday night to take her family’s land out of a New York City watershed zone that she says is blocking her ability to tap the equity in … more

Hoops in the Road, Wreaths on the Graves: Walton Trustees Tackle Safety, Tradition and Long-Range Planning

WALTON - The governing rhythms of small-town life were on full display Tuesday, Dec. 2, as Walton trustees moved briskly through an agenda that ranged from the mundane to the ceremonial - basketball … more

Watershed agreement hailed as mutually beneficial, visionary

DELHI - A sigh of relief could be felt across Delaware County when New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) Commissioner Rohit Aggarwala and Delaware County Board of Supervisors … more

Walton Trustees Approve Conditional Use for ‘Walton Pond’ Redevelopment

WALTON — A long-idle stretch of land between West and Burton streets - once known as Sheffield Pond and now called Walton Pond - moved closer to redevelopment Tuesday, Dec. 2, when Walton … more

Walton Moves Toward Stronger No-Smoking Rules for Village Employees

WALTON - A discussion that began quietly at previous meetings returned with clarity and force on Tuesday, Dec. 2, as Walton Mayor Bjorn Eilertsen pressed trustees to formalize and enforce a … more

Former Hancock Supervisor Warns of Dumping Concerns as State Launches Enforcement Probe

HANCOCK -   A long-simmering dispute over dumping near the East Branch of the Delaware River resurfaced Tuesday night as former town supervisor Sam Rowe Jr. pressed Hancock council members to … more
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