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DSS to Centralize Caseworkers and Modernize Facilities

DELHI – Social Service Commissioner Keith Weaver reported on a series of structural and facility improvements Monday, March 16, when the county’s Social Services Committee met. Weaver’s reports … more

At 100, Dorothy Brizzee Measures Time by Memory, Not Miles

TOMPKINS - Mormon Hollow Road, from Walton to Tompkins, narrows as it climbs, bending past fields that seem to belong to another era. Farms appear in intervals - some still work, others long … more

Walton’s 2026-27 Proposed Budget Sees 2% Tax Levy Increase, Public Hearing Set for April 13

WALTON - A tentative $2,129,121 budget for the 2026–27 fiscal year in the village of Walton relies heavily on property taxes to close the gap between spending and projected revenues, according to … more

Pool Cited, Then Cleared: Colchester Moves to Resolve Health Department Notice

COLCHESTER - A routine inspection of Colchester’s municipal pool last summer has resurfaced months later, prompting corrective action but no penalty, Supervisor Rob Hafele told council members at a … more

Middletown Advances Infrastructure and Planning: New Well and Comp Plan in Focus

MIDDLETOWN – Middletown council members moved through a dense agenda Wednesday, March 12, tackling everything from million-dollar infrastructure bids to the granular details of office copier … more

Downsville’s Covered Bridge to Get Refreshed Historical Markers

DOWNSVILLE - The Downsville Covered Bridge will soon display newly restored historical markers at both ends, town officials said Wednesday, March 18. At a Colchester Town Council … more

Colchester Supervisor Addresses $20K Fuel Bill Discrepancy from Former Administration

DOWNVILLE - Colchester council members learned Wednesday, March 18, that a fuel billing error dating back to the previous administration has been fully reconciled, following months of review and … more

County Planner Role Revived to Bridge Watershed Divide

DELHI - A long-dormant planning position in Delaware County may soon be revived with a new mission: extending environmental planning work beyond the New York City watershed and into communities that … more

Middletown Fills Key Vacancies in Court, Code Enforcement

MIDDLETOWN – Facing multiple municipal transitions, Middletown council members on March 11 approved hiring a new court clerk and a full-time code enforcement officer, and set the stage for a backup … more

Middletown to Honor Revolutionary War Veteran with Historic Marker

MIDDLETOWN - The memory of Sylvenus Kelly, a Revolutionary War veteran and early settler of the Red Kill Valley, will soon be etched into the local landscape. During a meeting of the Middletown … more

Finding Common Ground in Fiscal ‘Duress’: County and Villages Seek Path Forward

DELHI – In a scene that has become a recurring theme in Delaware County, mayors of two villages stretched to the breaking point by escalating costs and a rigid state tax cap met with the Delaware … more

Business Alliance Presents County Transportation Study; Seeks Support for Pilot Program

DELHI – For more than 15 years, the phantom of a coordinated public transportation system has haunted Delaware County committee rooms. On Monday, March 16, that phantom took the form of a 100-page … more
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