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National Guard Soldier Receives New Rank, Responsibilities

Adjutant General for the state of New York Major General Ray Shields announced the recent promotion of members of the New York Army National Guard in recognition of their capability for additional … more

With NYC’s Water Permit in Play, CWT Leaders Seek Stability in Uncertain Times

ARKVILLE - Cautious optimism pervaded the monthly meeting of the Catskill Watershed Towns (CWT) on Monday, Nov. 17, as local officials continued high-stakes negotiations with the New York City … more

County Workers Turn Shutdown Worries Into a Food Drive

DELHI - What began as a simple email to county staff has grown into a full-scale food drive, as Delaware County employees rallied to support neighbors feeling the effects of the recent federal … more

Middletown Council Rejects Bid for Arkville Well; Seeks Funds for Halcottsville

MIDDLETOWN - With the rejection of a contractor’s bid that was higher than expected, Middletown council members agreed to delay a new well for the Arkville Water District until next spring. The … more

Margaretville: 7th Annual Community Thanksgiving Dinner Tradition Continues

MARGARETVILLE - As food insecurity reaches fever pitch in the region, Laurie Allison-Owen and Scott Gray have stepped to the plate again, with the announcement that they will host the 7th annual … more

Margaretville Hospital addresses community concerns; plans change in physical therapy department

MARGARETVILLE - Margaretville Hospital Executive Director Michael Hochman sought to quell community concerns about changes in the physical therapy department at a monthly meeting of the Middletown … more

Hamden Canning Workshop Dec. 30

HAMDEN - Cornell Cooperative Extension of Delaware County will offer a hands-on canning workshop later this month for farmers and home preservers looking to turn their harvests into market-ready … more

Sheriff’s Civil Division Re-accredited

The Delaware County Sheriff’s Office Civil Division was presented with a plaque commemorating its re-accredited by the New York State Sheriffs’ Association on Wednesday, Nov. 12. … more

Tri-County Seniors Open Little Food Pantry in Sidney

SIDNEY – In response to the growing strain of a local and national food crisis, the Tri-County Seniors in Sidney have quietly launched a new resource with a simple message: if you need it, … more

Permit Application Deemed Complete, Promises Pending

ARKVILLE - On Friday, Nov. 7, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) declared “complete” a water withdrawal permit application filed earlier this year by the … more

Curds of Change: Walton’s Cottage Cheese Plant Rides a Renaissance

WALTON – For generations, people have simply called it “the Breakstone’s plant” or “the Kraft plant,” a familiar mass of brick and steel tucked along Delaware … more

Pieces of the Past, Set in Stone

WALTON – On Nov. 13,   inside the William B. Ogden Free Library on Gardiner Place, Walton, the quiet murmur of readers was replaced – at least for a few hours – by the soft rip … more
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