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From Cloverbuds to Corner Office

HAMDEN - For Emily Roach, the new executive director of Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) of Delaware County, the path to leadership didn’t just start with a job application. The journey began 35 … more

The Reporter’s 2025 Most-Read Content

As 2025 comes to a close, The Reporter reflects on a year of compelling stories that captured the attention of our readers and shaped Delaware County’s narrative. In a year marked less by … more

2025 Year in Review

In Our Communities In Hancock, we reported in Riverbed Rumble: DEC opinion causes debate over public access to waterways , that a draft opinion issued by the New York State Department of … more

Curiosity and persistence rewrite Ice Age history

MIDDLETOWN - A collection of ancient stone tools, carefully gathered and documented by an amateur archaeologist has rewritten the earliest known history of Eastern Delaware County. Artifacts … more

A Snowflake at Midnight: Walton Plans a New Year’s Eve First

WALTON - The village of Walton is set to ring in the new year with a new tradition: an inaugural “Snowflake Drop” at the village’s greenspace on Water Street on New Year’s Eve. Mayor … more

Hochul veto of EMS bills draws disappointment, not surprise, in Delaware County

DELHI - Governor Kathy Hochul has vetoed two of three major bipartisan bills written to help fund emergency medical services across New York creating disappointment among local leaders charged with … more

A Sale That Paid Off - Even as a Promise Went Unkept in Hamden

HAMDEN - The former Wayne Bank building on state Route 10 in Hamden was supposed to anchor a small revival: offices, a possible post office relocation and new life for a long-vacant downtown … more

Supplemental agreement on workforce development to be deployed in February

ARKVILLE - As Delaware County grapples with an aging population, booming tourism, a lack of workforce housing and the rise of artificial intelligence, the Catskill Watershed Corporation (CWC) is … more

Stamford Confronts Questions Over a Growing Industrial Footprint

STAMFORD - Stamford trustees met Tuesday, Dec. 16, with a crowd of 20 people at the meeting, following an announcement last month that Iqra Meat Processing was planning to expand its meat processing … more

A Softer Federal Stance on Cannabis Brings Promise, Questions for Local Business Owners

DELHI - A shift in federal drug policy underway in Washington could soon have consequences for cannabis businesses in Delaware County, potentially easing longstanding financial and regulatory … more

Lost After Dark on Giant Ledge, Two Hikers Are Guided Out as Temperatures Plunge

On Dec. 21, with windchill temperatures hovering around zero, a winter hike in the Catskills took a dangerous turn. At 5:50 p.m., Ulster County 911 contacted Ray Brook dispatch seeking forest … more

Martins Make Magic at Grand Gorge Civic Center

GRAND GORGE - Organizers pulled out all the stops for a Grand Gorge Christmas party that Martin family members said was “Sponsored by love, hope, caring and concern” on Saturday, Dec. 20. The … more
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