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Three Strikes and You’re Out? Treadwell Water District Scrambles to Save Grant Bid

FRANKLIN - For the residents of the Treadwell Water District, the quest for modern infrastructure has felt like a long game of “whack-a-mole” played against a backdrop of technicalities and red … more

Franklin Weighs the Cost of Uncertainty as Fuel Bids Spark Debate

FRANKLIN - What began as a routine bid opening quickly turned into a broader discussion about market volatility and fiscal risk at Franklin’s April 7 council meeting, where officials weighed … more

‘No Questions’: Franklin Council Advances Defects Law After Brief Hearing

FRANKLIN - A brief public hearing on a proposed “notice of defects” law at the Franklin town council April 7 meeting underscored both the procedural nature of the measure and the limits placed on … more

Hancock: Floodplain Dispute Boils Over as Resident Presses for Answers

HANCOCK - Frustration over what one resident described as a prolonged lack of response to alleged illegal dumping in a floodplain surfaced again during public comment at a Hancock Town Council … more

Sidney: Spruce Up The Park Day April 18

Sidney’s Keith Clark Park on River Street will host a Community Work Day Saturday, April 18 at 10 a.m. Volunteers are invited to help with some gardening, some mulching, some spring time spruce-up … more

Lactalis USA Wins 19 Medals at 2026 US Championship Cheese Contest

CHICAGO — Lactalis USA recently won 19 medals across gold, silver and bronze categories for dairy production expertise at the 2026 World Championship Cheese Contest, the largest technical dairy … more

Down in the Dirt: Farmers Use ‘Manure Injection’ to Save Cash and the Environment

DELHI - For more than a century, the smell of manure spread across spring fields has been a sure sign of the changing seasons in Delaware County. But according to local agricultural experts, that … more

Foreclosures Frozen, Finances in Flux

DELHI - A growing backlog of foreclosed properties and uneven sales tax revenue are raising concerns among Delaware County officials, as delays in auctions stretch into a seventh year and budget … more

Hancock Moves to Separate Town Website, Formalize .gov Transition After Scrutiny

HANCOCK - Hancock council members, on Tuesday, April 7, approved a resolution to formally separate the town’s municipal website from a shared regional platform and complete its transition to a … more

Fewer Sirens, Stronger Squads: Volunteer Crews Shoulder More of the Emergency Load

DELHI – The Delaware County Public Safety Committee met Monday, April 6 and reviewed the pulse of the county’s emergency services, hearing reports that suggest a strengthening of local volunteer … more

Delaware County Shifts $851K to Insurance Pool, With Costs Edging Up Across Departments

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors approved a consolidation of insurance costs Wednesday, April 8, adopting a resolution that transfers $851,404 from departmental budgets into a centralized … more

Healthcare ‘Desert’ No More: Margaretville Hospital to Open Comprehensive Addiction Treatment Center

MARGARETVILLE – For residents of Delaware County struggling with substance use disorder, the path to recovery often begins with a hundred-mile trek. Michael Hochman, executive director of … more
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