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Covered Bridges to be Temporarily Closed for Inspections

Three covered bridges will be temporarily closed in May for routine inspections, with detours in place for motorists. The Hamden Covered Bridge over the West Branch of the Delaware River, will … more

Free Climate and Health Workshops for Seniors

Delaware County Public Health will host a series of free workshops this spring and summer aimed at residents age 60 and older, focusing on how climate change can affect health and how to prepare for … more

Hands-On Cattle Breeding Training, June 26-27

A two-day artificial insemination training for cattle producers will be held June 26–27 at locations in Walton and South New Berlin. The program begins Thursday, June 26, from 1 to 5 p.m. at … more

Bassett Cancer Institute to Host Annual Survivors Day Luncheon June 7

COOPERSTOWN -   The Bassett Cancer Institute will hold its annual Survivors Day Luncheon on Sunday, June 7, from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. at Fenimore Farm & Country Village, 5775 NY-80. The … more

Small Hands, Big Impact

Members of Walton Girl Scout Troop 356 - joined by leaders and parents - took part in the village’s annual cleanup day Sunday, April 26, focusing their efforts on Austin Lincoln Park. more

Paper Trails, Pipe Dreams: Delhi Moves Water and Sewer Projects Into Next Phase

DELHI - The village of Delhi’s long-planned infrastructure upgrades moved further into the regulatory and design pipeline Tuesday, April 21, as an engineer outlined a years-long timeline shaped as … more

Planting for the Future: Sidney Marks Arbor Day With Trees, Tribute and Song

SIDNEY - At Keith Clark Park April 24, Sidney residents gathered to mark Arbor Day with a ceremony that blended environmental ambition with local recognition. Lorrie Roach, joined by Skylar … more

End of an Era: DEP Deputy Commissioner to Retire After Decades of Watershed Stewardship

ARKVILLE – For three decades, the delicate balance between the thirsty sprawl of New York City and the rugged, protective landscape of the Catskill Mountains has had a steady hand at the helm. Paul … more

The Penny-Wise Dilemma: Delaware County Weighs a Fractional Fix for Fiscal Sustainability

DELHI - Mayors from some of Delaware County’s villages sat down Wednesday, April 22 with a few county supervisors to discuss a mathematical reality that has become increasingly grim: 2% is no … more

NY Forward Grants to Fund Improvements in Margaretville and Stamford

ITHACA - More than $9 million will flow to two villages in Delaware County from NY Forward grant awards announced Thursday, April 23. Margaretville Mayor John Hubbell and Stamford Mayor Robert … more

Spring Sweep: Walton Polishes Its Pride

WALTON - Armed with gloves, garbage bags, rakes and a shared sense of purpose, volunteers turned out Sunday, April 26, for the village’s annual litter pluck and cleanup, transforming streets and … more

A Ghost of Energy Past: Delaware County Revives Environmental Guardrails for Constitution Pipeline

DELHI - It is a project that once defined a decade of energy conflict in New York’s Southern Tier. Now, the Constitution Pipeline is back, and with it the familiar anxieties of a community caught … more
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