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End of an Era: Demolition Begins at Former Sidney Great American Site

Heavy machinery is at work on Steiner Road on Monday, April 6, as crews begin the demolition of the long-vacant former Great American grocery store in Sidney Plaza. The site is slated for … more

Middletown Council Eyes Upgrades to Transfer Station and Water Infrastructure

MIDDLETOWN – Middletown council members held a workshop meeting on Wednesday, April 1, tackling a busy agenda that ranged from technical design tweaks at the local transfer station to the … more

Walton Weighs a Yearlong Freeze on Battery Storage Facilities

WALTON - In Walton, a quiet but high-stakes debate over the future of renewable energy is moving from the drawing board to the public stage. The Walton Town Council has proposed a local law, a … more

County Planning Recommends Approval of Colchester Solar Pause as ‘Conveyor Belt’ of Projects Looms

DELHI - As solar development accelerates across the region, the Delaware County Planning Board on April 1 reviewed a proposed moratorium from the town of Colchester, framing it as an early - and … more

Eastbound Lanes Closed on I-88 as Repairs Continue; Westbound Traffic Restored

SIDNEY - Traffic on Interstate 88 has partially resumed following last week’s closure, but eastbound drivers continue to face detours between exits 10 and 12, according to the New York State … more

Public Defender Finds Silver Lining in Funding Restrictions

DELHI – The Delaware County Legislative Committee moved quickly through an agenda Wednesday, April 1 before ending with an executive session to discuss possible litigation. The District … more

Windshield, Water, and 'Work in Progress': Hamden Holds Monthly Town Council Meeting

HAMDEN - From settling a roadside mishap to bracing for significant insurance hikes, the Hamden Town Council tackled a dense agenda of local maintenance and fiscal foresight during its meeting on … more

Delhi: Above the Floodplain, a Debate on How High to Build

DELHI - A proposed expansion of the Leisure Village mobile home park along State Route 28 was before the Delaware County Planning Board on April 1, where questions of elevation, flood risk and … more

Middletown: Seeking ‘Guardrails’ in a Green Rush

MIDDLETOWN – A massive tree-cutting along state Route 28 and the specter of “black solar panels” covering the green hillsides of Middletown, led to a packed public hearing at town hall on … more

Beyond 'Clunky' Drafts: Delaware County Overhauls Comprehensive Plan for Practicality

DELHI -   Delaware County Planning Director Shelly Johnson-Bennett announced that the county’s long-awaited strategic comprehensive plan is undergoing a radical restructuring to ensure it … more

How ‘Community Solar’ Works - and Why Some Projects Stall

DELHI — A primer on the mechanics - and complications - of community solar projects in Delaware County drew discussion Wednesday, April 1, as county planning staff Kristen Schneider outlined how … more

Frozen Lines, Failing Parts: Colchester Highway Report Details Winter’s Toll

DOWNSVILLE - A winter marked by freezing temperatures and hidden infrastructure problems has left the Town of Colchester with a growing list of repairs, Highway Superintendent Kenneth Eck told … more
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