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Federal changes and social care needs drive safety net concerns in Delaware County

ROXBURY - With winter setting in and federal safety-net programs facing delays, confusion and shifting rules, three frontline Delaware County officials joined a special two-hour WIOX broadcast … more

Snow, Shop, and Celebrate

As residents and visitors to Eastern Delaware County counted down to Thanksgiving weekend, the holiday spirit at Belleayre Mt. Ski Center kicked off the good-news week when it opened with a special … more

A Lifeline in a Rural County: Delaware County Expands Veteran Outreach as Final 2025 Canteen Nears

DELHI - As the year draws to a close, Delaware County’s Director of Veteran Services Mark Dunlop is preparing for his final quarterly “mobile canteen” of 2025 - a traveling outreach … more

County Confronts Soaring Psychiatric Costs as Supervisors Shift Nearly $100K to Mental Health Budget

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors on Wednesday, Nov. 12, approved an emergency budget amendment to cover sharply rising psychiatric hospitalization costs for criminal defendants deemed unable to … more

Delhi Charts Long Road to Water Upgrades as Trustees Discuss Billing Dispute

DELHI - Long-planned upgrades to Delhi’s water and sewer systems moved another step - on paper, at least - at a village board meeting Tuesday, Nov. 18, as consulting engineer Bill Brown … more

Colchester Backs ‘Energy Choice’ Measure, Reviews Health Costs and Hears Seniors’ Report

COLCHESTER - Colchester council members moved to put the town on record against proposed limits on fossil-fuel hookups in new buildings, backed a health insurance renewal for 2026, and heard updates … more

Delhi Trustees Pursue Housing Grants, Prep for Downtown Review, and Revisit Village Tree Policy

DELHI - Delhi trustees moved through a packed agenda Tuesday, Nov. 18, as Mayor Jeff Gearhart guided discussions that touched on housing grants, the upcoming Downtown Revitalization Initiative (DRI) … more

A Historic Library, a New Look: Walton’s Ogden Library Unveils Accessible Circulation Desk

WALTON - The William B. Ogden Free Library on Gardiner Place in Walton has a new focal point: a custom-built circulation desk that quietly modernizes the historic building while preserving its … more

Red Cross Warns of Holiday Fire Risks, Urges Caution in Kitchens, Living Rooms

As families prepare for Thanksgiving dinners and December celebrations, the American Red Cross of Western New York is urging residents to take extra care in the kitchen and around holiday … more

Oneonta Candle Lighting Service Dec. 14

The Oneonta Region Chapter of The Compassionate Friends will join other chapters around the globe to observe the 29th annual Compassionate Friends Worldwide Candle Lighting Sunday, Dec. 14. The … more

Former Colchester Police Chief Sues Town Over Alleged Leak of Confidential Exit Deal

COLCHESTER — Former Colchester acting Police Chief Earnest E. Cawley has filed a lawsuit against the town, accusing officials of breaking a confidential separation agreement and leaking … more

Delhi: Sidewalk Snow Clearing, Winter Rules Kick In

DELHI - With winter parking bans set to begin Dec. 1, Delhi village trustees on Tuesday, Nov. 18, approved a new contract for clearing snowy sidewalks when property owners fail to do it themselves. … more
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