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Delhi seeks state grant for Main Street revitalization

DELHI - The village of Delhi hopes to join towns like Roxbury and Grand Gorge to secure millions in state grants to revitalize its Main Street.   Village trustees will host a community … more

Walton weighs ‘resort’ zoning in bid to reimagine Sheffield Pond

WALTON — A proposal to create a new zoning category to allow a “resort” at Sheffield Pond drew praise, questions, and concern during a public hearing held Monday, June 23, as Walton … more

Stamford: Stars, Stripes and System Fixes

STAMFORD - Stamford trustees met June 17 and heard updates on American flags from Trustee Jim Kopp, among other business. The flags were ordered before COVID, and prices have increased. To cover … more

Fresh Picks, Free for Seniors

Summer brings farmers market bounty — and for older adults, fresh, local produce is now more accessible than ever. The Delaware County Office for the Aging is distributing Senior Farmers Market … more

River Relief: Beating the Heat in Margaretville

As a second day of 90-degree heat baked the region on Tuesday, June 24, swimmers—both two- and four-legged—cooled off in the East Branch of the Delaware River behind the Middletown town … more

Blood donation locations in Delaware County

With the July Fourth holiday approaching — a time when accidents and emergency needs often rise — the American Red Cross is calling on eligible donors to help stabilize the nation's blood … more

‘Clash in the Catskills’ brings Civil War to life in Delhi

DELHI — On June 21, the fields surrounding the Delaware County Historical Association (DCHA) echoed with the thunder of cannon fire and the cadence of marching boots. But this was no … more

Clearing the Valley: Memories from beneath the Cannonsville Reservoir

WALTON — Before the Cannonsville Reservoir swallowed 20,000 acres in Delaware County, it was Jack Constable’s job to clear them. The Cannonsville Reservoir, 16 miles long, was placed … more

Lost Beneath the Reservoir

WALTON — On Saturday, June 21, the Walton Historical Society hosted a meet-and-greet with researcher and historian Mike Schowe, focusing on the towns wiped off the map to make way for the … more

How Rural Women Wove Strength, Skill — and Sisterhood — Into Everyday Life

WALTON — The Walton Historical Society’s latest exhibit, curated by historian Deb Bartlett, revives the legacy of the Home Bureau — a once-vital, now largely forgotten homemaking … more

Eells House gets facelift

Scaffolding and ladders surrounded the Eells House, which houses the Walton Historical Society at 9 Townsend Street in Walton, on June 21, as crews begin critical repairs to the building’s … more

Colchester eyes grant for new salt shed at new location

COLCHESTER - Colchester council members discussed a grant application for a new salt shed, and heard project updates during their meeting held Wednesday, June 18, among other business.   … more
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