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The High Price of Clean Water

Efforts to advance New York City Department of Environmental Protection’s (DEP) streamside land acquisition program in the Catskill watershed, which includes Delaware County, have hit a … more

Colchester: Preventing pool problems before they happen

COLCHESTER - As the Colchester pool prepares to open, council members discussed the purchase of new lounge chairs, concession sales, and a looming threat of disturbance from James Campbell and Jane … more

Middletown and Shandaken seek to reclaim buildable land

ARKVILLE –   Discussion about “land swaps” between the New York City Department of Environmental Conservation (DEP), and the towns of Shandaken in Ulster County and Middletown … more

Hurry up and wait(list): DSS child care assistance program waitlist grows

DELHI - Delaware County Department of Social Services (DSS) Committee members continued discussions on the newly implemented waitlist for the child care subsidies during a June 16 meeting.   … more

Office for the Aging eyes bus replacement, home care oversight and technology upgrades

DELHI — At its quarterly advisory council meeting Monday, June 16, the Delaware County Office for the Aging (OFA) discussed critical program updates, ongoing community services, and strategic … more

OFA marks funding wins, food box launch, and pie auction success

DELHI - At a June 16 Office for the Aging Advisory Council meeting, members traded policy updates for pie stories, and budget anxieties for good news. The meeting underscored that Delaware … more

Twice the Service, Twice the Legacy

DELHI   — Wayne Shepard closed a meaningful chapter, again, on Monday, June 16, announcing his final working day as director of the Delaware County Office for the Aging (OFA) during a … more

Delhi to require permit for industrial wastewater users

DELHI - Delhi trustees discussed transitioning from contract agreements with industrial users, to a permitting system with a fee schedule, to address a consent order between New York State Department … more

The Bite That Lingers: Lone star ticks spread to New York

KORTRIGHT — Kim Cassano thought she had a stubborn stomach bug, maybe stress. For years, the sheep farmer and owner of The Rustic Table in Kortright battled unexplained hives, joint pain, … more

Smart Steps, Real Rewards

MARGARETVILLE - Margaretville trustees joined the Climate Smart Communities (CSC) program at its monthly meeting on Tuesday, June 17. Ashley Seyfried, director of sustainability with the program, … more

Put in timeout: DEP halts streamside acquisition negotiation

ARKVILLE - A virtual meeting on June 13 between municipal watershed stakeholders, New York City Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC), and environmental groups, left the future of streamside … more

Misinformation, misuse of ATV/UTVs discussed in Colchester

COLCHESTER - James Noviello, who is leading the effort to form the Colchester Riders Group—an ATV/UTV riding club aiming to develop a formal trail system—attended the June 18 Colchester … more
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