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Emergency Services details mergers, fire service gaps, and connectivity issues

DELHI - Delaware County Emergency Services Director Steve Hood delivered a wide-ranging update to the county’s Public Safety Committee on Monday, Aug. 4, touching on ambulance coverage, fire … more

Emergency Services Director touts real-time weather station network as ‘invaluable’ investment

DELHI — A new real-time weather station network under development in Delaware County will be critical in future flood events, Emergency Services Director Steve Hood reported at a public safety … more

A Reel Tradition: Kids cast lines and smiles at annual Walton fishing derby

WALTON - At the Rainbow Lodge off state Route 10, dozens of children cast their lines Sunday, July 27, in pursuit of trout, prizes — and bragging rights. The beloved children’s … more

Catskills Commerce: What Businesses Should Know About Selling with Amazon

Have you ever wondered how you can compete with large companies like Amazon (or Walmart)? Well, the more important question may be not be how but why. Mega retailers, like the two mentioned, … more

Delhi: Portion of county Route 18 closed Aug. 12 - 14 for pipe replacement

DELHI - County Route 18 in Delhi will be closed to through traffic from 7 a.m. to the end of the workday on August 12, 13, and 14 for the replacement of three cross pipes. The closure will … more

From Fleischmanns to Fiction: Satyr Tale Seduces and Surprises

FLEISCHMANNS - In a book that only she could have written, Joyce Wadler touches on themes of love and sex, yearning and belonging, life, death, discrimination, dreams, family and community, and makes … more

Roxbury alum meet for 50th anniversary

ROXBURY - Fifty years after they marched out of Roxbury Central School, members of the Class of 1975 returned on Saturday, Aug. 2 for a tour of the building where many of them spent all of their … more

A Toast to Franklin

FRANKLIN — For decades, the idea of clinking glasses of Chardonnay or uncorking a bottle of Rioja on Main Street, Franklin would have been unthinkable. Franklin was a “dry” town, … more

When the Alarm Sounds

HALCOTTVILLE- Maria Barca is a 40-something city transplant making her home in Halcott Center and earning a living working as a hair and nail stylist.   Kevin Hubbell is a 20-something, … more

Walton council honors the life and legacy of former highway superintendent Walt Geidel

WALTON - Walton council members opened their Monday, Aug. 4 meeting with a solemn tribute to longtime Highway Superintendent Walt Geidel, who died July 31 at the age of 69. Supervisor Joe Cetta read … more

Walton council weighs liability in potential ATV/side-by-side road use proposal

WALTON - Walton council members are taking a cautious approach to a proposal that would allow all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and side-by-side off-highway vehicles on town roads, with questions of … more

Margaretville: ‘Pop-Up’ Protest Calls for Civic Action

MARGARETVILLE — Roughly three dozen demonstrators lined Bridge Street in Margaretville Saturday, Aug. 2, answering a national call to protest with a local show of civic engagement. The … more
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