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Delhi Planning hears Dunkin’ Donuts proposal

DELHI — The familiar glow of a Dunkin’ sign could soon light up Main Street as the village of Delhi Planning Board met March 4 to review a site plan application for a new franchise at 3 … more

Franklin: Case Hill Road to be weight restricted

TREADWELL - Franklin council members briefly met Tuesday, March 4 to discuss highway happenings and code enforcement, among other business. Highway happenings Highway crew members spent 18 … more

Walton trustees approve tax cap override

WALTON — With budget season in full swing, Walton trustees held a public hearing March 3 to discuss overriding the state-mandated 2% tax cap, a measure officials say is a precautionary tool … more

Vote of confidence: DelCo Board of Elections purchases, saves costs on new voting machines

DELHI - Delaware County Board of Elections recently purchased 80 new voting machines and accompanying supplies to ensure the voting process is secure and streamlined for both voters and election … more

Tourism promotion tops economic development discussions

DELHI - Delaware County Economic Development Committee members heard grant updates, progress on tourism promotion projects, and a brief update on all things agricultural during the committee’s … more

Current costs: DCEC CEO explains increased electric bills

DELHI - Delaware County Electric Cooperative (DCEC) CEO John Gasstrom attended the March 5 Delaware County Economic Development Committee meeting and discussed rising electricity costs and why … more

Co-op collab: DCEC seeks to stabilize rates

DELHI - To ensure customers are provided with reliable, affordable power, Delaware County Electric Cooperative (DCEC) CEO John Gasstrom is seeking ways to collaborate with municipalities and … more

Walton water rate change proposed

WALTON - Walton trustees scheduled a public hearing for March 24 at 6 p.m. on proposed water rate increases at a meeting held March 3. The current water rate is $6.50 per thousand gallons of … more

Walton code enforcement tackles sidewalks and safety

WALTON – February was a quiet month for Walton’s Code Enforcement Office, but Code Enforcement Officer Zach Haverly highlighted two key issues in his monthly report to village trustees on … more

Golden Oldies: Seniors Stepping Up in the Workforce

In today’s evolving job market, a surprising trend is emerging: seniors are not just remaining in the workforce — they’re becoming indispensable. As of 2019, approximately 40% of … more

Still in the Game: Why Older Workers Are Filling the Gaps in the Workforce

HOBART - At 56, Connie Stutman of Hobart refuses to accept the notion that age is a career roadblock. After more than three decades in the workforce, Stutman found herself unemployed, navigating a … more

Weather Words with Frank Ward

“Last Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, temperatures were in the 40s. It melted a lot of ice, but not all of it. Then we had 6/10ths of an inch of snow and then we had 33 and another 1/10th of an … more
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