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A Century, Remembered and Remembering

Presented with a Certificate of Centennial Honor by the Colchester Historical Society, Bernard Nocella was recognized for reaching 100 years — a milestone marking a lifetime of resilience, … more

A River Runs Through It: Margaretville Third Grade Students Bid Farewell to 52 Speckled Friends

MARGARETVILLE - Since last October, a quiet corner of Margaretville Central School has provided a life-support system for 52 small, speckled brown trout as they spent the winter teaching a group of … more

NY PLAYS Grants Available to Municipalities

Applications are now open for funding through the New York Places for Learning, Activity, and Youth Socialization (NY PLAYS) Initiative, a $67.5 million competitive grant program that supports the … more

Hamden Volunteers Raise ‘Hometown Heroes’ Banners

HAMDEN - Along the stretch of county Route 2 in DeLancey, a new kind of landmark began to appear Monday, May 4 - one not measured in miles, but in memory. Nearly 40 “Hometown Heroes” … more

A Century on the Diamond: Miller Revives the Fleischmanns’ Field of Dreams

MARGARETVILLE — For Collin Miller, history isn’t found just in the dusty ledgers of the Fleischmanns yeast company; it’s found in the sting of a ball hitting a leatherless palm and the echoes … more

County Grapples with Property Tax Refund Fallout Following Court-Ordered Assessment Cut

DELHI – The Delaware County Finance Committee met Wednesday, April 22, facing a set of fiscal updates that ranged from the encouragingly routine to the deeply complex. While sales tax receipts … more

Community Foundation Doubles 2026 Spring Grants as Regional Need Deepens

The Community Foundation for South Central New York has sharply increased its spring grantmaking, distributing $790,116 to 99 nonprofits across a five-county region this year, up from $335,006 … more

A Model in Motion: The MARK Project’s Expanding Role in Reimagining Rural Life

The MARK Project was recently presented with the Joan K. Davidson Award, and has spent over 40 years advancing community revitalization in the central Catskills through collaborative, locally driven … more

Path to the Park Takes Shape in Sidney

Village street department crews have been working along River Street in Sidney as a new sidewalk extension begins to take form, creating a safer, more direct pedestrian route toward Veterans Memorial … more

Resilience and Risks: WAC Confronts ‘Crazy’ Markets and Future Filtration Threats

WALTON - Against a backdrop of economic volatility and high-stakes regulatory reviews, the Watershed Agricultural Council (WAC) met Tuesday, April 28, and navigated a crossroads for the region’s … more

Free Rabies Vaccination Clinic in Hancock May 11

HANCOCK - Delaware County Public Health will host a free rabies vaccination clinic for dogs, cats and ferrets on Monday, May 11, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. at Hancock Town Hall, 661 West Main Street. … more

Filtering the Future: A Path to a New FAD

ARKVILLE – The long and complex road toward securing New York City’s next decade of filtration-free drinking water began in earnest Monday, April 20   at the Coalition Watershed Towns (CWT) … more
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