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Fix One, Find Another: Colchester Chases New Water Leak in Cooks Falls

COLCHESTER - Two weeks after crews located and repaired a major break in the town’s main water line, Supervisor Art Merrill told council members Wednesday, Sept. 17, that the system has sprung … more

Colchester backs $2K for Chamber publicity, eyes weather station site; authorizes courts to seek grant

DOWNSVILLE - Colchester council members on Wednesday, Sept. 17, led by Supervisor Art Merrill, voted to release a long-budgeted publicity stipend to the Colchester Chamber of Commerce, authorized the … more

Watershed Towns Seek Pause on NYC Water Permit

ARKVILLE - Demonstrating unity and resolve, Coaltion Watershed Towns (CWT)   executive committee members unanimously adopted a resolution asking the New York State Department of Environmental … more

From Shofar to Sukkah

FLEISCHMANNS - Days filled with joy and contemplation will mark Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Sukkot for Jewish people starting this week and members of Congregation B’nai Israel in … more

Stakeholders Shut Out as Draft Advances

ARKVILLE - A full house of elected officials from throughout the New York City Watershed region were present for the monthly meeting of the Coalition of   Watershed Towns (CWT) Monday, Sept. 15. … more

Service Above Self, Box by Box

MARGARETVILLE - In a surprise that was kept so secret that some Rotarians were not even expecting it, Avi Rosentalis was presented with a Paul Harris Fellow award at the Margaretville Rotary Club … more

Andes: From Banners to Barrels

ANDES - Popular tunes and mounds of chicken and ribs marked the end of summer fundraiser for the Andes Stars and Stripes committee Saturday, Sept. 13. With community boosters trying to up their … more

A Map for the Missing Markers: Girl Scout Gold Award Project Charts a Path Through Andes Tower Cemetery

ANDES - The Andes town council, at their monthly meeting held Sept. 9, heard a presentation from an Andes Girl Scout as she works toward her Gold Award - with a plan equal parts cartography and care. … more

Faulty water meters cost Roxbury heavily

ROXBURY - The urgency for new water meters in Roxbury was front and center at the town council meeting on Monday, Sept. 8 when board members discussed plans for replacing them. Supervisor Allen … more

Unadilla Chamber Business, Community Awards Dinner Oct. 5

UNADILLA - The Unadilla Chamber of Commerce will honor Christopher Tuttle, owner of Village Variety, 233 Main Street, Unadilla, as Business of the Year, and Cat Johnson will receive the Commitment to … more

Delhi: County Route 18 to Temporary Close for Pipe Replacement

County Route 18 in the village and town of Delhi will be closed to through traffic from 7 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 23–24, to allow crews to replace a cross pipe, … more

In Sidney, a Helicopter Base Marks 15 Years of Lifesaving Flights

SIDNEY -   LifeNet of New York 7-8, the air-medical base on River Street here, will mark its 15th anniversary on Saturday, Sept. 27, with an open house recognizing the first responders, hospital … more
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