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At ByeBrook Farm, Milk, Family, and the Rhythm of Rural Life

BLOOMVILLE - Late August sun spilled across the pastures of ByeBrook Farm, painting a familiar scene of Holstein cows grazing in Delaware County on Saturday, Aug. 23. For Dennis Dysenroth, … more

A Love Letter to Forgotten Grapes Finds a Home in Walton

WALTON - At the end of a winding country road in Walton, a young vineyard is quietly rewriting the story of winemaking in the Catskills. Dear Native Grapes, the creation of Alfie Alcántara and … more

Planner Outlines Vision for Readburn Park in Hancock

HANCOCK - A long-discussed plan to revitalize Readburn Park was presented to residents Wednesday, Aug. 20, during a special meeting of the Hancock town council. Licensed landscape architect Sean … more

From Solar to Servers: What’s Next for Local Land Use?

DELHI - Delaware County Planning Director Shelly Johnson-Bennett reported Tuesday, Aug. 19 at the county’s planning committee, that data centers are emerging as the next major land-use issue … more

Delhi Trustees Approve Water Billing Change, Franchise Agreement, and Consider Equipment Purchase

DELHI - At a regular meeting of Delhi trustees on Tuesday, Aug. 19, Mayor Jeffrey Gearhart led discussions on water billing practices, franchise agreements, personnel requests, and equipment … more

Delhi Trustees Weigh Parking, Zoning Changes

DELHI - Parking requirements, zoning language, and planning flexibility were the focus of discussion at the Delhi trustees meeting on Tuesday, Aug. 19. Trustee Barbara Sturdevant led the … more

Oberacker weighs congressional run

HOBART - State Senator Peter Oberacker, a Republican representing New York’s 51st Senate District, said Saturday, Aug. 23, that he is weighing a possible run for Congress in the 19th … more

Hobart Celebrates 7th Annual Sausage & Brew Fest

HOBART — What began seven years ago as a small experiment in celebrating local food and farming has grown into one of Delaware County’s signature summer events. On Saturday, Aug. 23, the … more

Safety sign solves sight-line struggle in Downsville

DOWNSVILLE - The Colchester Highway Department installed a “Blind Intersection” sign on Knox Avenue Thursday, Aug. 21, aiming to improve safety at the road’s intersection with … more

Drainage Ditches, Lot Lines and Parking Plans

WALTON - The village of Walton Planning Board approved the site plan for UHS Delaware Valley Hospital to construct a new 2-acre parking lot with 131 parking spaces on Cherry Street to accommodate the … more

Correction

A typo in the Aug. 14 article, “Dry July speeds Delhi road repairs,” misstated the annual truck lease cost as $36,000. The correct amount is $136,000 per year. more

Walton: Former Sheffield Pond Site Slated for Resort Development

WALTON - Plans to transform the former Sheffield Pond property between Burton and West Streets into a resort development are moving forward. At its Aug. 21 meeting, the Walton village Planning Board … more
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