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Walton Approves New Stop Sign at Sewell Place After Safety Concerns Raised

WALTON - A new stop sign will be installed at the intersection of Sewell Place after Walton trustees unanimously approved a local law Tuesday, July 7, following a brief public hearing focused on … more

Walton: Pool Project Nears Finish as Walton Eyes Next Improvements

WALTON - Walton trustees advanced several key municipal improvements at their Tuesday, July 7 meeting, headlined by a funding milestone for the village pool and a newly authorized addition to ensure … more

Hancock Moves to Return Former Baptist Church to Tax Rolls

HANCOCK - A proposal to subdivide the former Hancock Baptist Church property on Wheeler Street to allow the sale of the church building while preserving Messenger Hall for public use received a recommendation for … more

Delhi Planning Board Advances Page/Gallant Avenue Subdivision Proposal

DELHI — The village of Delhi Planning Board took the first formal step Tuesday, July 7, toward subdividing a parcel on Gallant Avenue, setting an Aug. 4 public hearing and referring the proposal to … more

Hancock Weighs Ethics Complaint, Trail Bids and Data Center Concerns

HANCOCK - Hancock council members opened bids for a new Cadosia walking trail, referred an ethics complaint against the Supervisor Jerry Vernold to its newly created Board of Ethics and heard public … more

From Speed Limits to Spending, Middletown Tackles Local Priorities

MIDDLETOWN - Navigating state bureaucracy, shaping the town’s long-term future, updating waste management systems, and regulating short-term rentals dominated a Middletown Town Council meeting … more

Deposit Moves to Block Data Centers, Crypto Mining Before They Arrive

DELHI - The village of Deposit is moving to close the door on large-scale data centers and cryptocurrency mining operations before either industry gains a foothold, reflecting a growing trend among … more

Middletown Officials Change Residency Requirements; Allow Hires from Nine Different Counties

MIDDLETOWN - In a monthly meeting that was long on reports and short on actions, Middletown councilmembers reappointed Joyce Gray to the planning board, adopted new residency requirements for key … more

Walton Trustees Approve 'All Wheels' Skate Park And Youth Programming Activities

A previous version of this article incorrectly stated municipal pool hours were changed to 8:30 to 5 p.m. That was inaccurate. Pool hours remain unchanged and are: open swim 1- 4:45 p.m.; adult swim 5-6 p.m. and open swim 6-7:45 p.m. WALTON - Summer in the village of Walton is getting a major upgrade for local youth following a Tuesday, July 7, Walton trustees’ meeting. With 20 residents in attendance, trustees approved both a … more

Middletown CDBG Grant Nears Conclusion; Focus Shifts for Funding Programs

MARGARETVILLE -   Middletown council members met Wednesday, July 8 and held a mandatory public hearing evaluating the town’s ongoing $500,000 Community Development Block Grant (CDBG) housing … more

Caught Between the Law and a Loud Neighbor, Franklin Residents Plead for Help

FRANKLIN - A year after first bringing complaints to the Franklin Town Council, Route 357 residents returned Tuesday, July 7, saying an ongoing dispute with a neighbor has escalated from loud music … more

Franklin Residents Seek Lower Speed Limit as Traffic Surges on Bennett Hollow Road

FRANKLIN - Residents of Bennett Hollow Road urged Franklin council members on Tuesday, July 7, to pursue a lower speed limit, saying a sharp increase in commuter and construction traffic has turned a … more
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