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From Empty Lots to Common Ground: Walton Weighs a Gentler Use for Reclaimed Land

WALTON - At a Jan. 6 meeting of the village of Walton trustees, a conversation that began as a routine update turned into a broader reflection on land use, ecology and the quiet question of what … more

CWC Awarded $100K ARC Grant to Support Watershed Communities

The Catskill Watershed Corporation (CWC) has been awarded a $100,000 grant through the Appalachian Regional Commission’s (ARC) READY Grants to Grow program, part of the READY Appalachia initiative. … more

Snow Lines and Sidewalk Fault Lines: Walton Officials Urge Winter Courtesy - and Compliance

WALTON - At a Jan. 6 Walton trustee meeting, winter’s latest storms were used to deliver a pointed reminder: snow removal is not merely a neighborly courtesy, but a matter of safety and law. … more

Walton Weighs One-Way Traffic, One Side of the Street Parking, No Parking or Standing; Sets Public Hearing for Feb. 3

WALTON - The village of Walton will hold a public hearing on Feb. 3 at 5 p.m. on four proposed local laws that would reshape parking and traffic flow on several village streets, an effort Mayor Bjorn … more

Walton Sets Trustee Election Date, Adjusts Staffing and Funding

WALTON - At a Jan. 6 meeting, Walton trustees set the date for the village’s 2026 election, approved staffing and budget adjustments, and authorized followup action on issues ranging from damaged … more

Walton Girl Scouts Earn Detective Badge

Walton Girl Scout junior/cadet troop #61172 recently spent an evening at the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office with Undersheriff Kim Smith and Deputy Justin Mohr and his canine partner Dexter. The … more

Water-bill questions, broken traffic lights and more

SIDNEY – Sidney trustees handled a handful of issues at their first meeting of 2026 on Monday, Jan. 12, from a resident’s concern about the price of water to questions about paying to monitor a … more

Water-bill questions, broken traffic lights and more

SIDNEY – Sidney trustees handled a handful of issues at their first meeting of 2026 on Monday, Jan. 12, from a resident’s concern about the price of water to questions about paying to monitor a … more

Walton Girl Scouts Earn Detective Badge

Walton Girl Scout junior/cadet troop #61172 recently spent an evening at the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office with Undersheriff Kim Smith and Deputy Justin Mohr and his canine partner Dexter. The … more

Meredith: A Solar Project, Paused - and a Town Takes Stock

MEREDITH - At a Jan. 13 meeting of the Meredith Town Council, what began as a routine update on a long-running solar proposal evolved into a candid assessment of why one of the largest energy … more

Social Services Faces Millions in Federal Funding Uncertainty Amid ‘Chaos and Retribution’

DELHI - Local officials are sounding the alarm as a federal funding freeze threatens to “turn off the faucet” on Delaware County’s most vital social safety nets. During a meeting of the … more

Hamden Organizes for 2026, Filling Posts and Fixing Pay

HAMDEN - At its annual organizational meeting on Jan. 7, the town of Hamden moved swiftly through the procedural work that defines the start of a municipal year, appointing officers, confirming … more
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