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Fitches Covered Bridge to Close for Safety Inspection May 15–18

DELHI - Fitches Covered Bridge over the West Branch of the Delaware River, will temporarily be closed for a scheduled inspection. The closure will begin at 7:30 a.m. Friday, May 15, and continue … more

Downsville Poppy Poster Contest Winners Advance to State Level

DOWNSVILLE - The James S. Moore Auxiliary Unit 167 sponsored its 2026 Poppy Poster Contest at Downsville Central School, drawing about 70 entries from students across multiple grades, officials said. … more

Unadilla Chamber Seeks Sponsors for Pavilion Picnic Tables

UNADILLA - The Unadilla Chamber of Commerce is seeking sponsors to help furnish the Jake Cotton Pavilion on Main Street with handcrafted picnic tables intended for long-term public use. The … more

Colchester Imposes Solar Moratorium, Shifting Review Power to Town Board

COOKS FALLS - Colchester council members adopted a temporary moratorium on certain solar energy projects, formalizing a pause on utility-scale development while shifting a key legal review function … more

Golfers, Mini Golf and a Masquerade Ball: Packed Summer Planned for Seniors

DELHI - Delaware County’s older adults have a busy summer ahead. During a presentation to the Delaware County Senior Council Monday, May 11, Lyndsay Komosinski outlined a slate of upcoming … more

New Design, $3.5M Price Tag Unveiled for Middletown Transfer Station

MIDDLETOWN - After more than two years of committee meetings, site evaluations, and needs assessments, the town of Middletown has finally put a face and a price tag on the future of its transfer … more

Sidney Accepts New (Former) Village Street, Advances Tax Relief Plan

SIDNEY - Sidney trustees unanimously approved two resolutions Monday, May 11, formally accepting a new residential roadway into the village system and advancing a proposed payment plan for delinquent … more

Bridging the Brook

DOWNSVILLE - On Friday, May 8, beside Downs Brook in Downsville, Colchester officials stood amid gravel, I-beams, lumber and fresh spring grass imagining something larger: kayaks stacked neatly by … more

From Barns to Riverbanks, Officials Tour the Future of Watershed Protection

HAMDEN - State, city and county officials gathered in Hamden Tuesday, May 12, for a “Water Quality Tour,” a day-long look at the projects, partnerships and evolving science shaping the protection … more

Let It Grow: Walton Resident Makes Case for ‘No Mow May’

WALTON - A discussion about lawns turned into a lesson on ecology Monday, May 12, as Walton resident Katherine Bridges urged Walton council members to rethink the closely trimmed American lawn during … more

Leaks Beneath the Surface: Walton Trustees Push Ahead on Pool Repairs, Water Projects

WALTON - Village trustees Tuesday, May 5, approved a series of infrastructure purchases and project updates, while officials acknowledged ongoing repairs and unexpected costs tied to the municipal … more

Rolling Support: Mobile Vet Center Brings Services Directly to Veterans

WALTON - Parked outside the Walton School Bus Garage on Monday, May 11, a mobile Vet Center RV offered something many rural veterans often struggle to access easily: direct, face-to-face support. … more
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