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Bovina Comprehensive Plan Approved After Two Year Effort

BOVINA - In a major achievement two years in the making, Bovina council members adopted an updated Comprehensive Plan on Tuesday, Oct. 14. During its regular monthly meeting, Councilmember Marni … more

What is the price of safety? Middletown council member questions cost of ambulance contract

MIDDLETOWN - Town of Middletown taxpayers will be asked to pay $85,025 for ambulance services in 2026 and at least one Middletown council member thinks the price is too high. In a workshop meeting … more

Court Says Walton Must Revisit Denial of Police Officer’s Disability Pay

WALTON - New York’s Appellate Division has reversed the village of Walton’s denial of line-of-duty disability benefits to a village police officer diagnosed with post-traumatic stress … more

American Legion Leaders Tour Sidney, Lay Wreath, and Make the Case for a New Generation

SIDNEY - The morning began with handshakes and coffee at the Sidney American Legion Post on Union Street and moved, in quiet formation, to the Veterans Memorial Park on River Street, where a wreath … more

Hancock Adopts a Villagewide Noise Law

HANCOCK - The village of Hancock has adopted a new noise control law Monday, Oct. 13, aimed at preserving “public health, peace, welfare and good order,” setting nighttime decibel limits, … more

After Tax-Cap Tangle, Colchester Adopts 2026 Preliminary Spending Plan

COLCHESTER - Colchester council members met on Wednesday, Oct. 15, adopted its 2026 preliminary budget after a brief detour through the state tax-cap maze - a correction that trimmed the town’s … more

‘No Kings’ in the Catskills: Delhi Joins a Coast-to-Coast Rally for Democracy

DELHI - The chants rolled down Main Street and spilled across the courthouse lawn Saturday morning, Oct. 18, where organizers of a “No Kings” rally said upward of 750 people gathered to … more

Stone by Stone: The Art of Stonewalls

DOWNSVILLE - At the Old Covered Bridge Cemetery on Saturday, Oct. 18, ten volunteers lined up bluestone and fieldstone as preservation mason Pat Ryan taught the basics of dry-laid wall building. … more

From Pasture to Patriot Memory: Hamden Recognizes Restored Old Cemetery

HAMDEN -   The Old Cemetery was once a pasture, Hamden Supervisor Wayne Marshfield recalled - “I remember when I was a young fellow. I remember the cows running in here, and that’s … more

From Factory to Flight School? Sidney Floats Aviation College in Old Acco Complex

SIDNEY - A proposal to turn part of Sidney’s sprawling former Acco complex into an aviation college took a step into public view Tuesday, Oct. 14, as an engineer spearheading the effort … more

Andes Nears Launch of Community Radio at 93.1 FM

ANDES - Andes is getting its own voice on the dial. At the Oct. 14 town council meeting, organizers of a new low-power community station said they’ve cleared major hurdles - a tower on … more

‘Tags Next Week, Shutoffs After’: Sidney Sets Water-Delinquency Timeline

SIDNEY - Sidney trustees on Tuesday, Oct. 14, set a firm schedule for tackling overdue water bills and moved through a slate of public-safety and infrastructure updates touching everything from a … more
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