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Blueprint for a Changing Watershed

ARKVILLE – In a presentation for directors of the Catskill Watershed Corporation on Tuesday, May 5, New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) officials delivered a detailed … more

Honor and Accusation: A Delaware County Settler’s Unsettled Past

Birth: March 8, 1735 Andover Essex County, Province of Massachusetts Bay; Death: April 9, 1808 Delhi, New York. Thomas Putnam Farrington, born March 8, 1735, in Andover, Essex County, Province … more

Red Cross Urges Donors to Roll Up a Sleeve

As schools close and summer schedules begin to fill, the American Red Cross is urging residents to schedule blood and platelet donations this month to help stabilize the seasonal blood supply. … more

America 250: Judge Gideon Frisbee, Veteran and Pioneer

Throughout 2025 and 2026, the Delaware County Historical Association (DCHA) been attempting to compile the names of Revolutionary War veterans from all across the county and find information on the … more

Closed Doors, Open Questions

DELHI - Media access to the Delaware County Republican Committee’s annual Lincoln Day Dinner shifted this year, with a reporter for The Reporter denied entry to the May 1 event at the American … more

Civic Lessons, Close to Home: Walton Scouts Turn Village Landmarks Into a Classroom

WALTON - Before trustees turned to their May 5 agenda, a group of Boy Scouts stepped forward, saluted the flag and, in doing so, framed the work of local government as both lesson and lived … more

Code of Conduct, Quietly Passed

HANCOCK - With no discussion or questions, Hancock council members adopted a comprehensive new code of ethics and a policy governing what documents may be formally filed with the town clerk. … more

Code and Conduct: Ethics Complaint in Hancock Raises Questions of Enforcement, Records and Political Boundaries

HANCOCK - On the same evening the town of Hancock adopted an updated code of ethics, a resident stood before the board and argued that the existing one had already been tested - and, in his view, not … more

Ballots, Budgets and Cyber Gaps: Elections Office Maps a Busy Season

DELHI - As Delaware County moves toward primary elections and school votes, Elections Commissioner Maria Kelso told lawmakers that her office is already deep in the mechanics of election preparation … more

A Recipe for Connection

SIDNEY - In the tri-county region, where small towns fold into one another across hills and long stretches of road, a senior group known less for static gatherings than for movement - bus trips, … more

Fleischmanns To Hold Public Hearing on 2026–27 Budget May 11

FLEISCHMANNS — Fleischmanns trustees will hold a public hearing on the proposed 2026–27 budget Monday, May 11 at 6 p.m. at the Skene Memorial Library, 1017 Main Street, Fleischmanns. The hearing … more

Grant Gains, Gaps Remain: Public Defender Details Funding Shift and Staffing Needs

DELHI - Delaware County Public Defender Joseph Ermeti told supervisors that a long-negotiated state grant for family court representation has grown substantially, even as structural limits on how the … more
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