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Franklin: Escrow accounts authorized, road use agreement paused

FRANKLIN - Franklin council members completed a State Environmental Quality Review (SEQR) and adopted a local law allowing escrow accounts to be added to the town’s zoning code during their … more

Treadwell: Water district funding, responsibilities discussed

FRANKLIN - Franklin council members provided an update on the funding fiasco for the Treadwell Water District project, and explained the responsibilities of the water district commissioner, and … more

Watch for Wood Turtles on the Move

A wood turtle crosses a rural road in late June—prime time for nesting season. Females often travel to find ideal sandy or gravelly spots to lay eggs. Motorists should stay alert, especially near … more

Silent Bidding, Local Treasures: Roxbury Library’s annual Auction Returns July 5

ROXBURY - Thrifters and scavengers will be in their glory Saturday, July 5 when the Roxbury Library Association hosts its annual silent auction. The event, which is among the biggest fundraisers each … more

Three apartment buildings proposed to be built in Delhi

DELHI - Village of Delhi Planning Board members heard plans for a proposed project that will help address the housing deficit in Delhi. During a July 1 meeting, Lee Marigliano, an architect, on … more

Zen, Interrupted—Then Restored

HALCOTTSVILLE - The teachers/practitioners of Twisted Sister Yoga Studio packed their blankets, blocks and bolsters last week and moved from Arkville to Halcottsville to start a new chapter in their … more

Margaretville FD leads remote wilderness rescue

MARGARETVILLE - A hardcore group of dedicated hikers spent more than eight hours Sunday, June 29 rescuing an injured hiker on the Dry Brook Ridge Trail. According to Margaretville Fire Department … more

How to read a landscape

ARKVILLE - Author, historian and botanist Dr. Michael Kudish, the area’s premier interpreter of the ecology and the geological history of the Catskill region wowed visitors to the new East … more

A Weed Killer’s Reckoning

SIDNEY — In the town of Sidney a new debate has taken root—over what grows along the edges of roads and bridges. On Thursday, July 10, the Sidney town council will hold a public … more

Multi-season farm stand sprouts in Delhi

A multi-season farm stand is in the works at the long vacant corner of Elm and Main streets in Delhi. On Tuesday, July 1, nearly the entire frame of Tyler Hymers’ farm stand building was … more

Rain Fails to Dampen Spirits as Margaretville Field Days Begin

MARGARETVILLE — Despite cloudy skies and a light evening drizzle, the annual Margaretville Fire Department Field Days opened to enthusiastic crowds on Tuesday, July 1, bringing generations of … more

Middletown: New senior club formed

MARGARETVILLE - Travel, cooking, gardening, book clubs, speakers, events and game nights were just a few of the dozens of ideas surfaced by 16 people who showed up for the first ever meeting of the … more
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