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Hamden Weighs Water Permit Issue, Approves $28,600 Septic Project

HAMDEN - Hamden council members approved a $28,600 septic system project Wednesday, Aug. 5, while Supervisor Wayne Marshfield reported that the town is facing a dispute with the state Department of … more

Walton Assessor Flags Sales Gap as Town Weighs Another Revaluation

WALTON - Rising sale prices are raising questions about whether Walton can maintain its 100% equalization rate, while the town is also preparing to provide its new code enforcement officer with … more

Walton Dog Control Officer Seeks Court Solution as Cases Face Delays

WALTON - Walton Dog Control Officer Chris Bodo asked council members Monday, Aug. 10 to help address delays in dog-law enforcement cases that he said are being transferred among municipal courts … more

Hancock Attorney Says Dumping Complaint Closed, Resident Challenges Town’s Decision

HANCOCK - The town of Hancock has concluded that it lacks sufficient evidence to establish a violation of its local dumping ordinance involving property at 10 Main Street in East Branch and considers … more

Keeping the County Connected - and Running

DELHI - Delivering a comprehensive progress report on critical infrastructure and digital modernization, Delaware County Information Technology Director Joe deMauro outlined several major department … more

DMV Parking Chaos Tackled

DELHI - Faded 1960s signage, bureaucratic civil service delays, and the delicate preservation of a King George III historical artifact topped the agenda at the Wednesday, Aug. 5   meeting of the … more

Free Online Mental Health Resource Launched

DELHI — Delaware County Public Health has launched CredibleMind, a free online resource offering mental health and wellness information to county residents ages 13 and older. The platform was … more

A New Place to Play in Hamden

Hamden Councilmember Dan Endress stands beside the town playground’s new playhouse, located off Covert Hollow Road behind Town Hall. The playhouse was assembled recently with assistance from … more

Hamden Awaits $5M in FEMA Aid as Storm Repairs Remain in Limbo

HAMDEN - Nearly two years after the remnants of Tropical Storm Debby damaged roads and drainage infrastructure across Hamden, the town is still waiting for more than $5 million in federal disaster … more

Hamden Highway Department Wraps Paving, Clears Out Equipment and Tackles a Tough Pipe

HAMDEN - Hamden Highway Superintendent Rodney Tweedie gave the council members a wide-ranging update Wednesday, Aug. 5, covering roadwork, equipment sales, state funding paperwork and an especially … more

Colchester Advances Plans for New Salt Shed, Survey at Pepacton Park

COLCHESTER - Colchester town officials took steps Wednesday, Aug. 5 to advance two projects involving town property: authorizing a survey at Pepacton Park, the site of the former highway garage on … more

Golden Connections: Product Legacy Unites Margaretville Restaurateur and Beverage Industry Veteran

MARGARETVILLE - It started with a simple question about a single bottle sitting high on a top shelf, but it ended in a deeply personal moment of shared history, serendipity, and legacy inside RAE’S … more
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