WALTON - Delaware Academy boys’ basketball topped Walton/Downsville in a MAC league contest, 65 to 33, in Walton on Wednesday, Dec. 18.   Delhi’s Ivan Richardson had eight of … more

The New York State Public High School Athletic Association Inc. (NYSPHSAA) announced in a press release, its fall 2024 Scholar-Athlete teams, and all Delaware Academy varsity teams have made the … more

HANCOCK - Unadilla Valley-Norwich (UV-N) bowling swept both Deposit’s boys and girls teams in Deposit Friday, Dec. 20.   Girls results UV-N beat Deposit in all three matches with … more

MOUNT UPTON - Franklin girls’ varsity basketball bested Gilbertsville-Mount Upon, 39-36, in a closely-paced away game Wednesday, Dec. 18.   Franklin’s Shannon Kingsbury led the … more

SOUTH KORTRIGHT - South Koright (SK) girls’ varsity basketball had much to celebrate during their Dec. 19 game against Milford-Laurens, with SK’s Addy Eckert joining the 1,000 point club … more

Those trying to find a perfect holiday gift for someone who enjoys the outdoors should consider giving a gift subscription to Conservationist. Subscriptions include Conservationist for Kids three … more

With the onset of winter and colder temperatures, New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) Interim Commissioner Sean Mahar reminds ice anglers to be safe when venturing onto the … more

DEC’s Forest Health crew in region 8 assisted the New York State Hemlock Initiative in releasing 2,042 Laricobius nigrinus at Rattlesnake Hill Wildlife Management Area Oct. 23. Laricobius … more

DEC’s aquatic invasive species team has recently been made aware of a new invasive species in New York and the United States: water soldier. Water soldier (Stratiotes aloides) looks similar in … more

It’s no secret that packaging disposal is an issue when it comes to the holidays. To ensure you are reducing, reusing, and recycling things correctly, check out this handy chart. You can also … more

PFAS are a class of manmade chemicals that have been widely used in various consumer, commercial and industrial products since the 1940s. When intentionally added to apparel, PFAS chemicals provide … more

A red pine scale is a scale insect native to Japan that feeds on red pine trees. Red pine scale nymphs settle down on a tree’s terminal end branches, feeding on sap and eventually causing the … more