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A Pool on Pause: Fleischmanns Confronts Costly Repairs, Eyes 2026 Reopening

FLEISCHMANNS - Fleischmann’s municipal pool will remain closed this summer, Mayor Sam Gil said at an April 14 trustees meeting, citing mounting repair costs and a lack of available funding. … more

Correction

In the April 22 article titled ”Culverts, Beavers, and Budgetary Bends: Meredith’s March Highway Report,” it was incorrectly reported that DCEC made a donation to the highway department. The … more

Delhi: Leisure Village Expansion Approved Following Public Hearing

DELHI - A public hearing on the proposed expansion of Leisure Village drew no comment Monday, April 27, as the town of Delhi Planning Board advanced the project through its environmental review. … more

Sidney Sets Course With $5.8 Million Budget, Eyes Infrastructure and Growth

SIDNEY - The village of Sidney adopted its 2026–27 budget April 27, advancing a spending plan shaped by infrastructure demands, steady revenues and a modest increase to the tax levy. Sidney … more

Girl Scouts Turn Litter Pickup Into Community Pride

DOWNSVILLE - For the second year in a row, members of Girl Scouts of the USA Troops 30000 and 30025 spent an afternoon trading badges and meetings for gloves, trash bags and a stretch of roadside in … more

Margaretville Revisits Food Truck Law; Schedules Public Hearing

MARGARETVILLE - Food trucks and water woes dominated conversation in a meeting of Margaretville trustees Tuesday, April 22. With Mayor John Hubbell and Trustee Iris Mead absent, Deputy Mayor David … more

Hidden Errors and Rising Hardship: Delaware County Confronts a Shifting Social Safety Net

DELHI - Delaware County Social Services Commissioner Keith Weaver laid out a paradox: the state is demanding lower error rates in public assistance, yet refusing to tell local districts how they are … more

IDA: Executive Sessions and Energy Tensions

DELHI - The Delaware County Industrial Development Agency reviewed and discussed a variety of routine financial matters between private executive session discussions when directors met Friday, April … more

Walton Volleyball Court Nears Completion

The Gray family - led by longtime volleyball advocate Robin Gray, her husband Mike, and daughters Savannah Wheeler and Michelle Shelton - began the final phase of the community’s new sand … more

Trash to Triumph: Middletown Volunteers Collect 300 Pounds of Litter

MIDDLETOWN - Nearly a dozen dedicated diggers came out Sunday, April 26, for a late Earth Day cleanup effort in Middletown. Organized by Middletown Councilmember and community activist Robin … more

Walton Volleyball Court Nears Completion

The Gray family - led by longtime volleyball advocate Robin Gray, her husband Mike, and daughters Savannah Wheeler and Michelle Shelton - began the final phase of the community’s new sand … more

United Way Surpasses Fundraising Goal, Allocates 2026 Community Grants

The United Way of Mid Rural New York raised $590,543 in its fall 2025 campaign, exceeding its $562,900 goal, and has funds for 2026 programs across four counties. In total, 42 local programs … more
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