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From Spuds to STEM: How a Franklin Classroom Digs Into Big Ideas

FRANKLIN - On Wednesday Oct. 8, eight third grade students at Franklin Central School gathered around a table strewn with potatoes: russets, reds, purples, even sweet potatoes the color of sunset. … more

Rails and Resolve: Walton Weighs a Skate Park

WALTON - On Tuesday, Oct. 7, Walton resident Jesse Thomson stood before village trustees with a straightforward ask and a bigger vision: permission to transform the former ice-skating rink at … more

Lace Up for a Cause: Walton Thanksgiving-Weekend 5K Planned to Boost Parks - and a Skate Park

WALTON - On Tuesday, Oct. 7, Walton resident Carol Moore unfurled a street map and a simple pitch: a community 5K on Saturday, Nov. 29, at 9 a.m., designed to get neighbors moving - and raise money … more

Soaked, Candid, and Counting Cannonballs: Delhi’s Pool Season by the Numbers

DELHI - Amy Randall delivered an audit of what Delhi’s town pool did well, what buckled, and what must change before next summer at a town council meeting held Monday, Oct. 6. “We … more

Plan for the Worst, Communicate for the Best: Walton Eyes Joint Emergency Playbook

WALTON - The most welcome news in Walton’s emergency planning arrived on a single frequency. “WDLA, 92.1 is coming back,” Councilmember Patty Wood announced Monday, Oct. 6. … more

‘We Need More Homes’: County Foster Care Program Makes Pitch in Walton

WALTON - The handouts were simple - flyers, pens, flashlight keychains - but the ask was not. “I am with the foster care unit for Delaware County Department of Social Services,” said … more

Delaware County Taps Solid Waste Surplus for Leachate Disposal, Propane and Supplies

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors, on Wednesday, Oct. 8, unanimously approved a budget modification to cover unforeseen 2025 solid waste costs, drawing $250,000 from the Solid Waste Fund’s … more

Delaware County to Buy “Vein Finder” With Opioid Funds, Aiming to Cut Painful Needle Sticks

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors on Wednesday Oct. 8 unanimously approved a resolution authorizing the purchase of a $5,699 “vein finder” - a clinical tool used to locate hard-to-see … more

Lights, Trees and a New Nonprofit: Walton Backs Holiday Display at Veterans Plaza

WALTON - Walton council members met Monday, Oct. 6 and approved a request from resident Eric Noll - who introduced himself, saying he is relatively new to the Walton community - to stage a holiday … more

Roxbury Library Unveils “Foxy” featuring Resident Model

ROXBURY - A new piece of public art, depicting two foxes, was celebrated at the Roxbury Library on Saturday, Oct. 4, and in a moment of awe and wonder that could never have been scripted, several … more

Moments Matter: Margaretville Hospital Breaks Ground on New Helipad, Cuts Life-saving Transport Time

MARGARETVILLE - After five years of dedicated fundraising and community effort, Margaretville Hospital officially broke ground on a new on-site helipad Monday, Oct. 6, hailing the action as a … more

Roxbury grapples with water and sewer budgets; authorizes meter replacements

ROXBURY – After listening to an hour-long presentation by Henry Lamont of Lamont Engineers on Tuesday, Sept. 30 the Roxbury Town Council took his advice and unanimously, if a little … more
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