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Traffic Enforcement Surges as Colchester Police Report Rise in Calls, Arrests

DOWNSVILLE - Traffic enforcement, arrests and calls for service all increased during the first six months of 2026, according to a mid-year report presented by the Colchester Police Department and … more

Colchester Honors Planning Board Chairman

Colchester Supervisor Rob Hafele, members of the town council, members of the town planning board and residents recognized longtime Planning Board Chairman Al Donner following the July 1 meeting, … more

A 261-Year-Old Treasure: Delaware County Takes Steps to Preserve Rare King George Document

DELHI - Long before Delaware County existed, before the American Revolution and before the United States itself, King George III granted roughly 5,000 acres of wilderness in what is now the town of … more

Delaware County Tourism Sees Visitors Searching for Fireworks, Festivals and Four-Season Escapes

DELHI - Visitors searching for summer festivals, weekend getaways and local experiences are increasingly turning to Delaware County’s tourism platforms, according to an update presented Wednesday, … more

From Farm to Future: Expanded Efforts to Strengthen Local Agriculture and Small Businesses

DELHI - Delaware County agriculture and economic development efforts are moving forward with new investments aimed at strengthening local food systems, expanding small businesses and supporting … more

A New Kitchen for Local Entrepreneurs: Door Opens to Food-Based Business Growth

DELHI - A new restaurant with shared commercial kitchen space on Main Street, Delhi is expected to give Delaware County food entrepreneurs a new resource for launching and expanding small businesses, … more

Keeping Their Cool: ‘Fan-Raiser’ Delivers Relief as Heat Builds Across the Region

DELHI - As another stretch of summer heat settles over the region, dozens of area residents will soon have a little more relief, thanks to a partnership that has quietly become an annual tradition. … more

After Flood Damage, Sidney’s Keith Clark Park Gardens Bloom Again

SIDNEY - More than a decade after flooding devastated parts of Keith Clark Park, volunteers and local gardeners are bringing new life to the community’s public gardens. The gardens were … more

Could Single-Payer Health Care Ease Local Budgets? Sidney Official Pushes for a Closer Look

SIDNEY - A proposal to create a statewide single-payer health care system has drawn support from Sidney Councilmember Kevin Greene, who says it could significantly reduce costs for municipalities, … more

Magic in the Mountains

FLEISCHMANNS - If you ask local author and linguist Dr. Bill Birns, the Catskill Mountains are more than just a geographic marvel of deep valleys and rising peaks; they are a vessel for human … more

Walton: Free Rabies Clinic July 13

WALTON - Delaware County Public Health will offer a free rabies vaccination clinic for dogs, cats and ferrets on Monday, July 13, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, 55 Townsend St. … more

Helios Care Seeks Nominations for Compassionate Care Award Honoring Community Service

ONEONTA — Helios Care has opened nominations for the fourth annual Dr. Yoshiro Matsuo Compassionate Care Award, recognizing residents whose quiet acts of service have strengthened communities … more
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