DELHI - In a show of support for local fire departments, Delaware County supervisors passed a resolution opposing the U.S. Department of Labor’s proposed changes to OSHA fire brigade standards … more

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors accepted a $55,000 Adult Protective Community Living Grant at a meeting June 26. The grant will be used to enhance, improve and expand Adult Protective Services … more

DELHI - Delaware County Finance Committee members discussed sales tax distributions and a budget summary of the ongoing Delaware County Department of Public Works (DPW) building projects during their … more

DELHI - Molly Oliver, policy director of the Friends of the Upper Delaware River (FUDR), addressed the committee to propose collaboration on a Water Quality Improvement Program (WQIP) grant from the … more

DELHI - Delaware County Public Works Committee members heard updates on providing emergency services at two Hancock bridge projects at a meeting June 26. A bridge in Lordville, on Lordville Road … more

DELHI - To support Delaware County volunteer fire chiefs and members, supervisors passed a resolution opposing proposed changes to the United States Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety … more

SIDNEY - “Most of the time farming can be both fun and rewarding,” Derek Johnson of Joleanna Holsteins said. “There is a lot of satisfaction in what we do, being able to see … more

SOUTH KORTRIGHT - Since the birth of the nation, new ideas and innovations that improved lives, the standard of living and the economy have come from small businesses and entrepreneurs. The … more

June is Dairy Month and it has been a busy month for our team as dairy promoters. From a festival to a parade to teaching school children about how milk gets from the cow to their milk carton and … more

SIDNEY - The Southern Tier Music Fest might not be the only musical entertainment coming to Sidney this summer. Teri Schunk of 4 Towns Forward wants to bring a Wednesday-evening concert series to … more

MIDDLETOWN - A Middletown business owner and artist has spearheaded a petition drive to stop a potential land swap with the aim of constructing workforce housing on county Route 38, also known as … more

WALTON - Following a 27-year career with The Reporter, salesperson Bernice Bates will say goodbye and retire July 5. Bernice began her career with The Reporter on July 13, 1997, after being … more