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Supervisors Split on Official Paper as Lawsuit Looms

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors on Wednesday, Jan. 7, approved a resolution designating the county’s official newspapers for 2026, following dissent from Hamden Supervisor Wayne Marshfield and … more

Hancock: Questions on the Levee

HANCOCK - Questions about floodplain enforcement, permits and delayed violations resurfaced publicly at a Hancock Town Council meeting on Jan. 6, as residents pressed officials over the handling of … more

As Grocery Costs Climb, Local Dairy Steps In to Put Milk on Tables

STAMFORD - As “affordability” dominates political speeches and economic debates, its consequences are being felt in the grocery aisle, where rising food prices have forced families nationwide - … more

A Long-Awaited Revival for Fleischmanns’ Main Street

FLEISCHMANNS - After years of preparation followed by numerous disappointments, Fleischmanns will get a major facelift this summer when a $285,000 New York Main Street grant is used to upgrade five … more

New Year’s Day program closes WIOX Anniversary Year; sets stage for new initiatives

ROXBURY - A two-hour live radio program on New Year’s Day closed out the 15th anniversary year of WIOX Radio and started a new era for the public radio station based in Roxbury that serves the … more

Walton Organizes for 2026

WALTON - Walton council members adopted their organizational resolutions at a meeting held Jan. 5, led by Supervisor Joseph Cetta, establishing the basic framework for town business. Regular town … more

A Directive Not to Act?

EAST BRANCH - As state investigators widen their inquiry into dumping near East Branch’s drinking water wells, a newly disclosed recorded conversation is intensifying questions about why local … more

The Battle of Downs Brook

The land that would eventually become Delaware County in 1797 never saw a conflict during the American Revolution on par with large, consequential engagements like the Battles of Bunker Hill or … more

An Old Delhi Yarn

I took a short leave of absence from Delhi history due to a tick bite infection. I encourage everyone who spends time in cemeteries, or anywhere outdoors, to take precautions. Use insect and tick … more

After Years of Warnings, State Health Officials Fine Harpersfield Racetrack $46,400

HARPERSFIELD -   New York state health officials have levied $46,400 in fines against the operators of the New York Safety Track, LLC, closing a chapter in a prolonged enforcement case that … more

State Grant Advances Scenic Trail Renewal

ROXBURY - A long, quiet stretch of the Catskill Scenic Trail is poised for its most significant upgrade in decades after the Catskill Revitalization Corporation secured a $300,000 New York state … more

New Grant Program to Support Innovative Farm Equipment and Technology

WALTON -   The Watershed Agricultural Council (WAC) is launching a one-time competitive grant program that will provide $1.35 million in funding directly to farms for innovative equipment and … more
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