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Roxbury residents weigh in on Comp Plan

ROXBURY - When Roxbury Supervisor Allen Hinkley opened a public hearing on the town’s proposed Comprehensive plan, residents were eager to weigh in with comments, questions and concerns. The … more

Bovina Adopts Preliminary 2026 Budget with Tight Squeeze Under Tax Cap

BOVINA - Bovina council members quickly passed a preliminary budget for the 2026 fiscal year, when they met on Tuesday, Oct. 15, with just a few minor changes from the tentative budget. Yhe proposed … more

Clean Audit and New Programs Highlight Margaretville School Board Meeting

MARGARETVILLE - The Margaretville Central School Board held an eventful monthly meeting Wednesday, Oct. 15 covering a “clean” annual audit, excitement over professional development, and … more

Town of Hancock Facebook Post, Now Removed, Sparks Ethics Questions Over Campaign Pitch

HANCOCK - A campaign appeal posted on the town of Hancock’s official Facebook page this week has prompted objections from residents and a reminder of longstanding New York rules that bar public … more

Aging in Place, With Fewer Dollars: OFA Outlines a Year of Services - And Cuts Ahead

HAMDEN - It was billed as a public hearing, but the morning session held at the Hamden Town Hall on Monday, Oct. 20, unfolded as a plain-spoken briefing on how Delaware County’s Office for the … more

From Standoff to Sit-Down

ARKVILLE - Rohit T. “Rit” Aggarwala, Commissioner of the New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) made a trip to Arkville Monday, Oct. 20, to meet with leaders of the … more

A Tipped-Over Monument and a Memory

DELHI - The request sounded simple enough: ask the new owners of the old Penfield estate to donate a weathered stone back to the village. But to Delhi Historian Marianne Greenfield, the toppled … more

From Plug to Plan: Roxbury Patches a Leak and Looks Ahead

ROXBURY - Roxbury council members held their monthly meeting Tuesday, Oct. 15 following a budget workshop and a public hearing on the draft of the town’s new comprehensive plan. Issues of … more

Bovina Comprehensive Plan Approved After Two Year Effort

BOVINA - In a major achievement two years in the making, Bovina council members adopted an updated Comprehensive Plan on Tuesday, Oct. 14. During its regular monthly meeting, Councilmember Marni … more

What is the price of safety? Middletown council member questions cost of ambulance contract

MIDDLETOWN - Town of Middletown taxpayers will be asked to pay $85,025 for ambulance services in 2026 and at least one Middletown council member thinks the price is too high. In a workshop meeting … more

Court Says Walton Must Revisit Denial of Police Officer’s Disability Pay

WALTON - New York’s Appellate Division has reversed the village of Walton’s denial of line-of-duty disability benefits to a village police officer diagnosed with post-traumatic stress … more

American Legion Leaders Tour Sidney, Lay Wreath, and Make the Case for a New Generation

SIDNEY - The morning began with handshakes and coffee at the Sidney American Legion Post on Union Street and moved, in quiet formation, to the Veterans Memorial Park on River Street, where a wreath … more
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