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Public Voice Grows Louder at Sidney Town Meetings

SIDNEY - The past few Sidney town council meetings have been packed with attendees and were not without incident. The regular meeting on March 12 was no different. By the numbers alone, it is … more

CCE Crop School Returns With Expert Insights for Farmers

HAMDEN — Farmers and agricultural professionals will gather next week for the 2026 Delaware County Crop School, a one-day program focused on improving crop production, soil management, and pest … more

From Tree to Table: Students Power Delaware Academy’s Maple Tradition

DELHI - In early March at Delaware Academy, a stream of clear liquid flows through plastic tubing and into a tank. It looks like water. But the students gathered around it know better. The sap - … more

Bidding Up the Sweets in Meridale

Bidders crowded in as the Meridale Fire Department hosted a lively pie auction and gift bag raffle March 14, where 40 pies were sold and all prizes claimed. Chief Ed Fisher and his wife Rachel helped … more

Whiskey Lily Hits the Right Note at Delhi Senior Community

The Whiskey Lily Country Band recently brought live music and smiles to residents of the Delhi Senior Community, an independent residential living campus on Main Street, Delhi. more

Quiet Turnouts Mark Village Elections Across Delaware County

Low voter turnout and uncontested races defined village elections throughout Delaware County on March 18. In Delhi, incumbents Jeremy Fitch and Barbara Sturdevant won uncontested trustees seats, … more

New Leadership, Expanded Access: Catskill Recreation Center Charts a Course for the Future

ARKVILLE - Simon Orr, executive director of the Catskill Recreation Center (CRC) since May 2023, has stepped down from the post according to a newsletter from the board of directors which has … more

Bovina Approves Cemetery Care, Highway Plans as Officials Weigh Equipment Costs

BOVINA - Bovina council members approved routine municipal business and began planning for upcoming highway work during its March 10 meeting, as officials also reviewed rising equipment costs and … more

Correction

In the March 12 article titled “Hamden Weighs Possible Land Swap with New York City to Return Property to Tax Rolls,” the title implied that New York City-owned land is not on the tax rolls. That … more

Stamford Moves to Silence Late-Night Noise

STAMFORD - The town of Stamford held a public hearing March 11 before the regularly scheduled town council meeting, on a proposed noise ordinance in response to all-weekend concerts, parties, and … more

Fleischmanns Landmark Starts New Chapter: Timber Lodge to Rise Beside Goatie Whites

FLEISCHMANNS – For more than a decade, Goatie Whites welcomed natives and newcomers to Fleischmanns with hearty food and warm hospitality. At a trustees’ meeting on Thursday, March 12, officials … more

Andes Debates Solar ‘Pause’ as Stream Projects Loom

ANDES – With the memory of the August flood two years ago still etched into the community landscape, the Andes Town Council moved forward March 10 with a slate of infrastructure repairs, while … more
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