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Cannonsville Reservoir Expansion Back on the Table, Four Decades After First Study

WALTON - More than four decades after New York first examined whether Cannonsville Reservoir could be expanded, the idea is back on the drawing board. The Delaware River Basin Commission is … more

Delaware Avenue Residents Ask Delhi to Address Runoff Damage

DELHI - Delaware Avenue residents returned to Delhi trustees Tuesday, Aug. 18, looking for an update on their request for help with stormwater runoff that they say has repeatedly damaged properties, … more

DSS Plans Technology Upgrade at Visitation Center

DELHI - Delaware County Social Services plans to install interior surveillance equipment at its visitation center as part of an effort to give families greater privacy and autonomy while allowing … more

Settlement Dispute Returns to Stamford Trustees, With Business Owner Seeking a Vote

STAMFORD - A dispute over driveway access and a proposed property settlement returned to the Stamford Village Board Aug. 18 when a local business owner questioned why trustees had not formally voted … more

Delaware County Youth Bureau Opens 2026-27 Funding Applications

DELHI — Delaware County Youth Bureau is accepting applications through Sept. 30 for 2026-27 funding for youth sports, education and development programs. Funding is available through the New … more

Sidney: Road Repairs, Salt Shed Upgrade and a Retirement Notice

SIDNEY - At the Sidney town council’s Thursday, Aug. 13, meeting, Highway Superintendent Codey Lambrecht reported that crews continued to repair roads damaged by recent flash flooding while the … more

Delhi Considers a New Look for Its Welcome Signs

DELHI - Delhi could be getting a new look at its gateways. David Covell, a Delhi resident and picture book author by trade, presented four preliminary concepts for new village signage to Delhi … more

Colchester To Investigate Water Loss At Town Pool

COLCHESTER - Colchester officials plan to investigate suspected water loss at the town pool after it closes for the season Aug. 28, hoping to pinpoint the source before undertaking potentially costly … more

Trash Talk: Colchester Talks Transfer Station Permits

COLCHESTER - Colchester residents could eventually be required to obtain permits to use the town transfer station (dump) as officials look for ways to better regulate construction and demolition … more

A New Stop in Sidney: Stewart’s Opens Its Doors

SIDNEY - Stewart’s Shops celebrated the grand opening of its new store at 11 Steiner Road Friday, Aug. 21. The 4,500-square-foot store represents a $4.3 million investment in Sidney and employs 10 … more

Colchester Authorizes Up To $150,000 For New Salt Storage Shed

COLCHESTER - Colchester council members authorized the use of up to $150,000 from the town’s highway capital reserve fund for construction of a new salt storage shed Aug. 19. Officials had … more

Soapbox Social: Democrats Rally Rural Voters Ahead of Election Day

MARGARETVILLE - Under the village pavilion in Margaretville, voters from across Delaware County gathered Sunday, Aug. 23, for the Delaware County Democratic Committee’s annual Soapbox Social, where … more
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