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From Vacant Lots to Vibrant Spots: Delhi planning board clears way for Main Street growth

DELHI — Two long-quiet corners of Delhi’s Main Street are poised for new life after the village planning board gave unanimous approvals May 6 to a pair of redevelopment proposals aimed at … more

240 Years Strong: Walton Mayor honors village heritage, Girl Scouts’ service

WALTON — Mayor Bjorn Eilertsen used his report at the May 6 village trustee meeting to reflect on Walton’s historic past while recognizing a new generation of community leaders. … more

Margaretville Marks a Milestone: A village at 150

MARGARETVILLE - Voices of the past echoed through Margaretville’s Village Hall on Thursday, May 8 as about 50 public officials, village employees, community business owners and history buffs … more

Planning Margaretville’s 150th Birthday Bash

MARGARETVILLE — Plans to celebrate the 150th anniversary of Margaretville’s incorporation are well underway, but the Thursday, May 8, trustee meeting revealed both the collaborative … more

Catskill Center lauds record state budget investments in the Catskills

The Catskill Center for Conservation and Development celebrates a historic achievement in securing crucial funding for the Catskills in the New York State 2025/2026 budget, and applauds Governor … more

Aging pipes, flashing signs & flushable woes: Walton trustees hear aging infrastructure update

WALTON — Walton trustees met Tuesday, May 6 with discussion centered on infrastructure — from aging wastewater treatment systems to biodegradable leaf bags — as trustees approved … more

Franklin Farmers’ Market Opens Memorial Day Weekend

Franklin Farmers’ Market opens for their summer season on Sunday May 25 in the village of Franklin on Institute Street. The market offers locals produce and products every Sunday from Memorial … more

Hamden: Mining, electric projects spur road use discussions

HAMDEN - Hamden council members discussed damage to Ridge Road caused by a private project on Gray Road, frozen federal funding, and a mining permit issued by New York State Department of … more

No Phones, More Focus: New York to ban smartphones in schools

New York will become the largest state in the nation to institute a full-day ban on student smartphone use in public schools, Governor Kathy Hochul announced May 6, delivering on a promise to reduce … more

Grave data: Colchester considers digitizing cemetery records

DOWNSVILLE - Colchester council members debated the purchase of a monthly subscription to a digitization software for cemetery records, making records and available plots more accessible, during … more

Balancing the Scales: Discovery reforms target technical dismissals

Governor Kathy Hochul announced a sweeping overhaul of New York’s criminal discovery laws on May 7, positioning the reforms as a step toward improving public safety and preventing serious cases … more

Downsville Girl Scouts Earn Bronze Award with Community “Blessing Box” Project

DOWNSVILLE - Downsville Girl Scout Troop 30025 has earned the Bronze Award—the highest honor a Girl Scout Junior can achieve—by building a “Blessing Box” to serve as an … more
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