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Tri-County Seniors Open Little Food Pantry in Sidney

SIDNEY – In response to the growing strain of a local and national food crisis, the Tri-County Seniors in Sidney have quietly launched a new resource with a simple message: if you need it, … more

Permit Application Deemed Complete, Promises Pending

ARKVILLE - On Friday, Nov. 7, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) declared “complete” a water withdrawal permit application filed earlier this year by the … more

Curds of Change: Walton’s Cottage Cheese Plant Rides a Renaissance

WALTON – For generations, people have simply called it “the Breakstone’s plant” or “the Kraft plant,” a familiar mass of brick and steel tucked along Delaware … more

Pieces of the Past, Set in Stone

WALTON – On Nov. 13,   inside the William B. Ogden Free Library on Gardiner Place, Walton, the quiet murmur of readers was replaced – at least for a few hours – by the soft rip … more

Middletown code enforcement officer resigns - again

MIDDLETOWN - Following an executive session discussion on Wednesday, Nov. 12, Middletown council members voted unanimously to accept the resignation of Code Enforcement Officer Hiram Davis and to … more

Roxbury: Cannabis grow-site raises fears

ROXBURY - Roxbury council members got an earful of negativity from residents concerned about cannabis in the community when they met on Thursday, Nov. 6. After public hearing about budget issues, … more

Catskill Watershed Corporation Launches New Workforce Development Program

ARKVILLE - The Catskill Watershed Corporation (CWC) is proud to announce the launch of its new Workforce Development Program, a competitive grant initiative designed to strengthen the workforce … more

Roxbury grapples with budget, tax hikes and exemptions in public hearings and open meetings

ROXBURY - Roxbury town council members meeting on Thursday, Nov. 6, faced contentious public hearings regarding proposed tax levy increase and the preliminary town budget as they tried to explain … more

Oneonta Candle Lighting Service Dec. 14

The Oneonta Region Chapter of The Compassionate Friends will join other chapters around the globe to observe the 29th annual Compassionate Friends Worldwide Candle Lighting Sunday, Dec. 14. The … more

Delaware County Accepts $300K Grant to Seed Microbusiness Growth

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors met Wednesday, Nov. 12, and unanimously adopted a resolution to accept $300,000 from the New York State Office of Community Renewal for a Community Development … more

‘Take What You Need’: Walton Business Turns Storefront Into Pop-Up Food Pantry

WALTON – What began as a single act of kindness from a customer has quickly transformed a West Street business into one of Walton’s newest lifelines for families worried about food, the … more

Meals, Mercy, and a Moment That Mattered

DELHI – Around noon most days, Frank Brady waits by the door for the car that brings lunch and a quick check-in. On one day this fall, that visit became something else entirely. Brady, 70, … more
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