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Hancock Prepares For Final Sewer Upgrade Phase

HANCOCK - Village officials on Monday, Feb. 9, received an update on the third and final phase of a long-planned sewer system overhaul, funded by a $1.495 million New York State Community Development … more

Roxbury Charts a New Course for Water and Wastewater

ROXBURY - Resolutions to a variety of serious infrastructure issues long plaguing Roxbury dominated the discussions when the town council held a monthly meeting Monday, Feb. 9. Mike Harrington with … more

Walton Celebrates Two Decades-Long Employees

WALTON - Two longtime Walton employees were recognized for decades of service at a village trustee meeting Tuesday, Feb. 3. Mayor Bjorn Eilertsen presented certificates of appreciation to Brian … more

Walton Artist Honored for Designing Town’s New Seal

WALTON - Walton resident Amanda Conklin received a certificate of appreciation for designing the town’s new seal, a symbol officials said captures the character of the area. The award was … more

Security and the Small-Town Courtroom

WALTON - For the second time in five months, officials from New York’s Sixth Judicial District came before the Walton Town Council to raise a concern that has become increasingly urgent in … more

The Kilowatt Conundrum: Hamden Grapples With Rising Utility Costs

HAMDEN - Hamden council members found themselves tangled in a web of kilowatt-hours and missing ledger entries. What began as a routine review of annual expenditures quickly shifted into a forensic … more

Hamden: Old Trucks, Frozen Sand and the Price of a Plow

HAMDEN - Hamden Highway Superintendent Rodney Tweedie gave a midwinter report to the Hamden Town Council on Wednesday, Feb. 4, saying road operations were running smoothly for now, even as council … more

A Holiday Meal for All

WALTON - A volunteer-run Christmas meal program that provided 450 dinners to Walton residents on Christmas Eve returned to the village boardroom Feb. 3, as organizers outlined plans to bring the … more

From Pipes to Playgrounds, Walton Hears a Plan for What Comes Next

WALTON - In a measured update that moved easily from underground infrastructure to open green space, Bill Brown of Delaware Engineering outlined the village’s ongoing projects - and a fast-moving … more

Inside the Lodge: Tools, Rituals and the Language of Masonry

Step inside a Masonic lodge and the first impression is visual: aprons draped over chairs, staffs and gavels resting near seats, symbols repeated in blue and gold. To outsiders, the objects can feel … more

From Stone Symbols to Single Cells

DELHI - The scent of pancakes will soon rise from a Delhi building that carries far more than breakfast traditions. On Feb. 21, the Delaware River Lodge of Free and Accepted Masons will host its … more

Under the Microscope at Delhi Town Hall

DELHI - A routine Delhi Town Council meeting took a sharp turn Monday night, Feb. 9, when Councilmember Daniel Gashler publicly questioned Supervisor Maya Boukai about a county investigation into her … more
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