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From the Catskills to Kharkiv

HALCOTT CENTER - Marveling at the tenacity of Ukraine, which has stood up to the second largest military in the world for more than three years, Halcott Center resident Michael DiBenedetto shared his … more

Stones Remember: Colchester Confronts Fragile Cemetery Records—and Restores Its Revolutionary Past

DOWNSVILLE - In a town stitched together by 18th- and 19th-century burying grounds, Colchester’s cemeteries are both archive and altar - repositories of family lore, veterans’ service and … more

Mayoral Push for Sales Tax Share Hits County Roadblock; Again

DELHI - A formal proposal to convince Delaware County supervisors to share a portion of sales tax revenue with local municipalities was delivered to the Finance Committee on Wednesday, Sept. 24, … more

Batteries, Fire Codes and Who Pays: Planners Weigh Hamden Battery Storage Plan

DELHI - The conversation turned practical - and urgent - as Delaware County’s Planning Board on Wednesday took up the first wave of big-battery projects headed for the Catskills. Planning … more

Honoring Forgotten Patriots in Hamden

HAMDEN - Hamden officials will pause to remember their earliest veterans this month, unveiling new headstones for Revolutionary War soldiers whose graves had long gone barely marked. Supervisor … more

Hamden Sets Tentative 2026 Budget with 4.9% Increase, Public Hearing Nov. 5

HAMDEN - Hamden council members on Wednesday, Oct. 1 adopted the tentative 2026 budget and set two Nov. 5 public hearings: one on the proposed budget/spending plan and a second to override New … more

After Cooks Falls Boil-Water Order, Colchester Confronts an Aging System

DOWNSVILLE -   The Cooks Falls Water District emerged from a boil-water advisory this week, but the fixes are only beginning, Supervisor Art Merrill told the Colchester town council on … more

Delaware County D.A. Plans Schoolwide Outreach on Sexual Abuse

DELHI - Delaware County’s top prosecutor says the county is seeing more sexual abuse cases—and he wants to meet students where they are. District Attorney Shawn Smith, introducing … more

Roxbury Budget Workshop: Painful Math, Clear Deadlines

ROXBURY - The first draft of Roxbury’s 2026 town budget landed on the council table Tuesday, Sept. 30 with a blunt preface from town bookkeeper, Beth Bush: “We need to chop quite a bit of … more

Hamden: Battery Storage Plan Sparks Questions

HAMDEN - A draft plan for a large-scale battery energy storage facility tied to a commercial solar project drew an early airing at the Hamden Town Council on Wednesday, Oct. 1, as Supervisor Wayne … more

Paving Season Ends, Prep Begins: Hamden Highway Chief Charts Next Moves

HAMDEN — Hamden Highway Superintendent Rodney Tweedie delivered a tidy year-end status report Wednesday, Oct. 1, telling council members that state-aided paving is finished, emergency fixes are … more

Hamden: Council Eyes Energy Upgrade, Approves Shuffled Assessor Roles

HAMDEN   - In a housekeeping-heavy meeting Wednesday, Oct. 1, the Hamden town council approved a court grant application of up to $3,000, appointed Delancey resident Matt Barkalow to the Board … more
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