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Franklin Proclaims Aug. 29 Old Franklin Day, Advances Data Center Moratorium Review

FRANKLIN - Franklin council members officially designated Aug. 29 as Old Franklin Day and took another step toward regulating large-scale data processing facilities during its June 2 meeting, … more

From Fields to Framework: Meredith Eyes Community-Driven Vision for 14-Acre Parcel

MEREDITH - What could become of a 14-acre town-owned parcel in Meredith remains an open question, but during a May 12 town council meeting, officials took early steps toward turning broad ideas into … more

Flushed by Debate: CWC Committee Moves to Prohibit Flood Protection Funding for Properties in Floodways

ARKVILLE - Following a lengthy and technically charged debate Tuesday, June 2, the Catskill Watershed Corporation’s (CWC) Wastewater Committee recommended a major program rule change that would … more

Franklin Voters to Decide Whether Key Town Offices Should Serve Four-Year Terms

TREADWELL - Franklin residents will have the final say this November on whether two of the town’s elected offices should move from two-year to four-year terms after Franklin council members … more

Walton Trustees Authorize Increase to Fines and Fees; Target Vacant Storefronts in Push to Revitalize Downtown

WALTON - The village of Walton took steps Tuesday, June 2, to modernize outdated penalties and encourage investment along Delaware Street, adopting a local law that allows updates to the village’s … more

New York Awards $1.34 Million to Catskills Farms From Pollution Settlement Funds

ALBANY — New York State is directing more than $1.34 million to farms in Delaware and Sullivan Counties to fund agricultural innovation and environmental protection projects, state officials … more

Soap Box Dreams Set to Roll Into Unadilla as Summer Series Begins

SIDNEY — The sound of wheels racing downhill will kick off the Cullman Child Development Center’s annual summer programming this July, as young builders and aspiring engineers take to Clifton … more

A Boost for Adult Learners: Literacy Volunteers Receives $10,000 Grant

Literacy Volunteers of Otsego and Delaware Counties has received a $10,000 grant from the Dollar General Literacy Foundation, funding that local leaders say will help sustain programs serving adults … more

New York Farm Bureau Sees Agricultural Wins in State Budget

ALBANY - With the passage of the state budget, New York Farm Bureau (NYFB) leaders expressed a generally positive outlook for the agricultural portions of the budget that passed, many with level or … more

Audit Finds Gaps in Davenport Financial Oversight, Late State Filings

An audit released by the New York State Comptroller’s Office in April found that the town of Davenport failed to conduct a required annual audit of the supervisor’s financial records and filed … more

Sidney’s Flood Protection Project Stalls as Village Awaits FEMA Decision

SIDNEY - With summer storm season underway and memories of devastating floods still fresh for many residents, local officials are continuing efforts to revive a long-planned flood mitigation project … more

From Commencement Crowds to Firehouse Futures

DELHI - It was mostly “business as usual” for the Delaware County Department of Emergency Services in May, but key updates, ranging from drone-assisted graduation traffic to a sweeping … more
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