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Scene in Fleischmanns: Still in the Snow

A deer beds down in freshly fallen snow in Red Kill Valley near Fleischmanns on Jan. 17, blending into the quiet winter landscape as the storm settles around it. more

County committees assignments announced

DELHI - Committee appointments for 11 county committees were announced Wednesday, Jan. 28. The assignments set the roles of the board’s 19 supervisors for the year, with some committees seeing … more

Sidney: Debate Over Water Rates Tests the Meaning of Fairness

SIDNEY - Sidney Mayor Ray Baker opened a lengthy discussion about water rates at a Sidney trustees meeting held Monday, Jan. 26. What followed was nearly an hour of careful arithmetic, policy … more

Sidney: Snow, Sidewalks and Staffing

SIDNEY - A winter storm’s aftermath dominated discussion at a Sidney trustee meeting Monday, Jan. 26, where officials debated snow removal responsibilities, public safety concerns and staffing … more

UHS-DVH receives 2025 Press Ganey Human Experience Guardian of Excellence Award®

WALTON - UHS Delaware Valley Hospital (UHS-DVH) announced that its Emergency Department (ED) has been named a 2025 Human Experience (HX) Guardian of Excellence Award® winner by Press … more

WAC: A Pilot Assessed, a Leader Announced, and a Program Refined

WALTON - At its meeting Tuesday, Jan. 27, the Watershed Agricultural Council (WAC) heard a wide-ranging report from Michael Vander Werff of the New York City Department of Environmental Protection … more

Colchester Sets Sights on History and Housekeeping

COLCHESTER - What began as a request for a simple letter of support unfolded into a wide-ranging update on civic planning, historic commemoration and municipal housekeeping at the Colchester Town … more

A Quiet Corner, a Camera Crew, and a Careful Yes

COLCHESTER - What began with a failed video presentation ended with a careful vote and a reminder of how even small-town decisions can require deliberate balance. At its Jan. 21 meeting, the … more

WAC Opens 2026 With Progress on Lease, New Research and Grant Prospects

WALTON - After more than a year of uncertainty and negotiations, the Watershed Agricultural Council (WAC) may soon resolve a lingering lease issue that has consumed staff time and tested patience. … more

Bingo, Balance and Better Health at Delhi Senior Center

Participants in the Delaware County Office for the Aging’s SNAP-Ed Bingocize program take part in a session at the Delhi Senior Dining Center. The class blends gentle exercise, nutrition education … more

Ledgers and Local Law: Supervisors Advance Budgets, Bridges and Public Safety

DELHI - Meeting on Wednesday, Jan. 28, Delaware County supervisors approved a series of budget amendments, infrastructure authorizations and local law actions that balanced accounts, secured outside … more

From Dairy Decline to Development Pressure, WAC Takes Stock

WALTON - At its Jan. 27 meeting, the Watershed Agricultural Council confronted a question that has been building quietly for years: how to preserve working farms and forests in a region where both … more
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