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Deep Freeze and Aging Pipes: Delhi Wrestles With a Winter of Infrastructure Woes

DELHI -   Beneath the quaint exterior of this village, a battle is being waged against the relentless reach of a Delaware County winter and the slow decay of the mechanical systems that sustain … more

From Fields to Faucets

DELHI - Led by Planning Director Shelly Johnson Bennett, the Delaware County Planning Committee met Tuesday, Feb. 17 and navigated an agenda that bridged the gap between traditional agricultural … more

CWC: Septic Program Success Foundation for Economic Development

ARKVILLE – At a meeting of the Coalition Watershed Towns (CWT) on Monday, Feb. 16, Jason Merwin, executive director of the Catskill Watershed Corporation (CWC), delivered a report that served as a … more

Resident Urges Transparency, Presents Revenue Ideas at Delhi Trustee Meeting

DELHI - During public comment at the Feb. 17 meeting of Delhi trustees, resident Margaret “Peg” Baldwin offered praise for village officials before raising questions about revenue sources, … more

Delhi: Burst Radiator Prompts Sewer Charge Relief

DELHI - A Delhi water and sewer user asked trustees this month to forgive part of his sewer bill after a burst radiator pipe flooded his garage during a winter storm at a meeting held Tuesday, Feb. … more

Colchester Weighs Higher EV Charging Fees as Subsidy Mounts

COLCHESTER - The electric vehicle charging station in the parking lot of the Downsville Diner has become an unexpected line item in the town’s budget. At a Colchester town council meeting … more

Colchester Joins Growing Push for Utility Scrutiny

COLCHESTER - The Colchester Town Council voted unanimously to approve a resolution calling for state regulators to intervene in what officials described as escalating electric delivery charges … more

Firing Up the Catskills: Catskill Forest Association to Launch Prescribed Burn Program

ARKVILLE - For decades, the standard approach to fire in the Catskills has been one of total suppression. But this spring, the Catskill Forest Association (CFA) is preparing to flip the script. … more

Tariffs, Tows, and a Troublesome Septic: Colchester Highway Report

COLCHESTER -The realities of municipal governance took center stage at a Colchester town council meeting held Wednesday, Feb. 18. From the global reach of international trade policy to the stubborn … more

In Sidney’s Ledgers, a Balance of Progress and Omission

SIDNEY - To the casual observer, the village of Sidney appears to be in a season of fiscal health. Its net position sits at a robust $32.7 million, its general fund recently enjoyed a $656,000 … more

New DEP Commissioner to Oversee Watershed Activities

ARKVILLE - Lisa Garcia, a former regional administrator with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has been appointed as Commissioner of the New York City Department of Environmental … more

Data Replaces Guesswork

DELHI - On Tuesday, Feb. 17, at a meeting of the Delaware County Planning Committee, Planning Director Shelly Johnson-Bennett declared that the era of atmospheric intuition has officially been … more
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