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At the End of Its Design Life, Delhi’s Sewer Plant Awaits a Decision - and a Future

DELHI - Beneath daily village life - the college semesters, factory shifts and downtown commerce - an aging piece of infrastructure is approaching a reckoning. Delhi’s wastewater treatment … more

Stamford: On Main Street, a Test of Fire - and of Community

STAMFORD -   Smoke rose over Stamford’s Main Street just after midafternoon Wednesday, Dec. 17, when several passersby called in what would quickly become a major structure fire at 73 Main … more

NY Farm Bureau Concludes 2025 State Annual Convention

The New York Farm Bureau (NYFB) annual convention, held Dec. 6, registered more than 450 attendees and nearly 70 sponsors for the three-day event. The theme for this year’s convention, … more

Watershed Agricultural Council Adds New Director

WALTON - At a meeting marked by consensus, directors of the Watershed Agricultural Council on Tuesday, Dec. 16, approved a slate of board members for the 2026–27 term and welcomed a new director, … more

Postal Service seeks help keeping access to mailboxes clear of snow

The Postal Service is reaching out to communities throughout upstate New York to raise public awareness on the importance of keeping walkways, sidewalks, and approaches to mailboxes clear from snow … more

Democrat Mary Finneran announces run for Assembly District 102

Mary Finneran has announced her candidacy for the 102nd Assembly District’s seat, being left vacant by Assemblyman Chris Tague’s decision to run for state senate, according to a press release. … more

Delhi: Safety First, the Court Says, as a Code Violation Case Drags On

DELHI - A long-running building code case returned to Delhi Town Court Wednesday, Dec. 17, with a familiar tension laid bare: a judge pressing for proof of public safety, prosecutors signaling waning … more

Delaware County Looks Back to Move Forward, as the 250th Nears

DELHI - By the time Dr. Samantha Misa finished speaking, Delaware County planning committee members were no longer discussing zoning maps or capital plans. They were picturing cemeteries tucked into … more

Let there be light; and peace

MARGARETVILLE - Though frigid temperatures held the crowd to just under 20, members of Congregation B’Nai Israel led the lighting of a menorah on Main Street in Margaretville Sunday, Dec. 14. … more

Arkville Discovery Center showcases student artwork

ARKVILLE - A December multi-media art show at the Catskill Water Discovery Center in Arkville closed Sunday, Dec. 14 after demonstrating the impact of the organization’s Camp H2O program on … more

Middletown Battles the Cold and Budget, Advances Key Projects

MIDDLETOWN - Despite wintry weather that thinned the audience, the Middletown town council convened Wednesday, Dec. 10, for a methodical evening of local governance - moving through routine approvals … more

Middletown officials struggle with heating issues; solutions are elusive

MIDDLETOWN - Like so many homeowners throughout the town, Middletown council members are struggling with how to make the town hall heating system work and what type of system they should have. … more
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