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Hamden: Battery storage facility discussed

HAMDEN - A proposed battery energy storage facility on Cobbe Cross Road was briefly discussed at the Sept. 3 Hamden Town Council meeting, following a question from Christine Roche. Councilmember … more

Hamden: $65K truck purchase approved pending CHIPs funding

HAMDEN - Highway Superintendent Rodney Tweedie updated the Hamden Town Council on Wednesday, Sept. 4, with news of incoming state reimbursements and equipment purchases for the department. … more

Clean Sweep 2025 to be held Oct. 10, 11

Every year, regional partners for clean water and a healthy environment host a community hazardous waste collection day known as Clean Sweep. Now in its 29th year, Clean Sweep provides a safe … more

Delaware Bounty Food Map Now Available

Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) of Delaware County has announced that the Delaware Bounty Food Map, highlighting participating farms who sell direct to consumers, has been published and is now … more

Hudson Valley Foundation for Youth Health Announces New Emergency Grants Program

The Hudson Valley Foundation for Youth Health (HVFYH) has announced a timely grant opportunity for regional nonprofits. Emergency grants are now available for youth-serving organizations that have … more

15th Annual Sidney Center Tractor Parade to Honor Farmer With Deep Local Roots

SIDNEY CENTER — The 15th annual Sidney Center Tractor Parade will be held Sept. 20, as a celebration of farming traditions that have shaped this region for generations. This year, parade … more

Hamden Schedules Oct. 1 Public Hearing to Override Tax Cap

HAMDEN - Hamden council members voted Wednesday, Sept. 3, to schedule a public hearing to override the state’s 2% property tax cap, a step taken annually by many municipalities to preserve … more

Hancock Moves to Modernize Local Laws with Online Codification

HANCOCK - At a meeting of the Hancock town council on Tuesday, Sept. 2, town attorney Leonard Sienko reported on the progress of codifying local laws, a project budgeted for $10,000 two years ago. He … more

Hancock council weighs food bank relocation options

HANCOCK - Town officials discussed the potential relocation of the Readburn Food Bank at the Hancock town council meeting held   Tuesday, Sept. 2, following an initiative by Supervisor Jerry … more

Walton Residents Question Legality of New ‘Trailhead’ on Cherry Street

* A previous version of this article erroneously attributed a statement to Marie Milazzo that was made by Peg Possemato. The Reporter apologizes for the error. WALTON - A newly installed “trailhead” which appears to be a gravel driveway or access point from Empire Metal Works property to Cherry Street drew sharp questions from residents at a … more

County finance committee reviews revenues, foreclosures, and mayors’ request

DELHI — Delaware County Treasurer Beverly Shields reported encouraging revenue figures from the county’s occupancy tax at a meeting of the county’s Finance Committee on Wednesday, … more

A Life of Service

DELHI - For more than nine decades, Lauren Monroe has called Delaware County home. This fall, the 94-year-old will be honored for a lifetime of giving back. The Delaware County Office for the … more
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