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From Sensory Spaces to Tourism Push, Delaware County Approves New Funding

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors approved a series of budget amendments Wednesday, May 13, directing state and federal funding toward programs ranging from sensory support services for children to … more

Delhi Debates Solar, Rent Protections and the Future of Growth

DELHI - Solar development, rising rents and the future of community planning converged at a Delhi Town Council meeting Monday, May 11, as a resident and officials weighed how the town should balance … more

‘Quiet Streets’ at a Crossroads: Walton Resident Urges Limits on Commercial Truck Traffic

WALTON - A longtime Fancher Avenue resident urged Walton trustees Tuesday, May 5, to address what he described as a growing safety concern from commercial truck traffic moving through residential … more

Banners, Brooms and Budgets

HAMDEN - From veterans banners to playground repairs and tax assessments, the Hamden Town Council moved through a wide-ranging agenda May 6, balancing routine municipal business with the kinds of … more

A New Chapter on Delhi’s Main Street as The Shire Pub Reopens

DELHI - The doors of The Shire Pub are open again, and with them comes the revival of a space that isn’t just a restaurant but a longtime community staple. The Shire Pub, an Irish-inspired bar … more

Colchester Puts Guardrails on the Digital Town Square

* A previous version of this article indicated Councilmembers Janet Champlin and Dan Pinner were secondary social media administrators. That is not accurate. Supervisor Rob Hafele is the secondary social media administrator. COOKS FALLS - Seeking tighter control over its online presence while avoiding the pitfalls of unchecked public discourse, the Colchester Town Council adopted a social media and website policy … more

Wells on the Way, Worries Still Rising

SIDNEY - Village officials offered an optimistic update Monday, May 11, on Sidney’s long-awaited municipal wells, saying the new water system could be operational by mid-June, even as residents … more

A Solar Pause in Walton

WALTON - A proposed one-year moratorium on commercial solar development drew both skepticism and support Monday, May 11, exposing anxieties not only about renewable energy, but about who gets to … more

Local Roots, Global Tech: Tackling the AI Revolution

MARGARETVILLE — In an era where the line between human creativity and machine algorithms grows increasingly thin and ever more frightening, a familiar face is returning to the Catskills to help his … more

From Fire Towers to Forest Roads, Bovina Hears a Vision for Trails and Tourism

BOVINA - At a Bovina Town Council meeting Tuesday, May 12, Bovina resident Peter Manning outlined an expanding vision for recreational trail development, linking community fundraising with longterm … more

Bridging to the Next Adventure

Members of Walton Junior/Cadette Girl Scout Troop 61172 celebrate during the annual Girl Scout Awards Night, where nine scouts officially bridged from juniors to cadetes, marking a new chapter in … more

A Village in Bloom: Fleischmanns Wakes Up for Memorial Day

FLEISCHMANNS - In the heart of the Catskills, the village of Fleischmanns is shaking off the last remnants of winter and the air is buzzing with more than just the return of the songbirds. There is a … more
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