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In a Cold Snap, Meredith’s Highway Chief Battles ‘Marbles’ and Failing Doors

MEREDITH - At the Feb. 10 Meredith town council meeting, Highway Superintendent Brad Hitchcock delivered a report that was part mechanical triage and part geological experiment. Amidst a winter that … more

For Meredith’s Newest Elected Official, a Lesson in Law; for the Veterans, a Quiet Pass

MEREDITH - At Meredith Town Hall Feb. 10, the friction between the idealism of a newcomer and the settled habits of seasoned governance was laid bare. Reflecting on Transparency During the … more

Sidney Trustees Confront Winter Strain and Infrastructure Delays

SIDNEY - In Sidney, trustees met Feb. 9 and navigated infrastructure delays, seasonal sports, and the grueling reality of a “rough winter.” Brett French, representing both the municipal … more

Sidney Trustees Authorize $1M Fire Department Grant Application

SIDNEY - During a Feb. 9 meeting, Sidney trustees unanimously passed a resolution authorizing the Sidney Fire Department to apply for a significant state grant aimed at critical infrastructure … more

Middletown Grapples with Solar Installation Realities and Fears

MIDDLETOWN – Middletown council members moved Wednesday, Feb. 12 to a “restart” work on a solar moratorium law suggested by the town attorney. Council members are enacting the moratorium to … more

Sidney Water Project Advances With Budget Surplus and New Street Main

SIDNEY - In the world of municipal infrastructure where delays are the standard and cost overruns the expectation, the village of Sidney found itself in an enviable, if slightly unusual, position: … more

WAC To Host Conservation Easement Roundtable In Hamden March 13

HAMDEN - The Watershed Agricultural Council (WAC) will host a Conservation Easement Roundtable Friday, March 13 from noon - 2 p.m. at the Hamden Town Hall (corner of route 10 and Covert Hollow Road). … more

Tri-County Seniors Launch 3 Part End-of-Life Planning Series

The Tri-County Seniors are planning a three-part series of speakers regarding Preparing for End of Life. On March 18, staff from C.H. Landers Funeral Home will discuss all aspects of preplanning … more

Grazing Workshops: A Master Class in the Shifting Seasons of Grass

Cornell Cooperative Extension of Delaware County offers grazing workshops Feb. 26 and 27 in Hamden and Grand Gorge. The aim of these workshops is to provide a roadmap for the upcoming year, … more

Roxbury Officials and Residents Discuss Quality of Life and Maintenance Concerns

ROXBURY – In a blunt assessment of the town’s northern gateway, representatives from the Grand Gorge Community Action Committee Group told Roxbury council members Monday, Feb. 9 that the … more

Delhi Chamber Honors Community Standouts with Award

Delhi Public Works Superintendent Daren Evans and Pool Director Amy Randall were recognized for their contributions to the community during the Greater Delhi Chamber of Commerce’s February mixer. … more

Sidney Trustees Debate Water Billing Scenarios

SIDNEY - Village officials continued a detailed discussion Monday, Feb. 9, over how to restructure water rate billing, revisiting a quarterly charge first adopted last year. Mayor Ray Baker … more
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