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Entrepreneurship Boot Camp Oct. 21

Western Catskills Community Revitalization Council, Inc. (WCCRC) will host its annual Entrepreneurship Boot Camp, Tuesday, Oct. 21, from 8:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. at the MTC Conference Room, 61 Academy … more

Bassett to Hold Candlelight Service for Families Grieving Lost Children and Pregnancies

COOPERSTOWN - Bassett Healthcare Network will host its annual remembrance service for parents, families and caregivers mourning the loss of a child or pregnancy — an evening of reflection, … more

After Half a Century in the Dark, Sidney’s 1893 Chapel Glows Again

SIDNEY - The 1893 chapel at the entrance to Prospect Hill Cemetery flickered back to life before a crowd of roughly 35 residents on Oct. 4. Chapel trustees threw a ceremonial switch to illuminate 13 … more

Delhi: Tax Cap, Vets’ Relief and a $65,000 Plan Discussed

DELHI - In a Monday, Oct. 6 meeting, the Delhi Town Council sketched the outlines of a busy fall: two November public hearings, a cautious path toward a veterans tax exemption, a push to trim costs … more

From Sewers to Storm Sensors, Stamford Plots Infrastructure’s Future

STAMFORD - The Oct. 8 Stamford town council meeting started with Henry Lamont of Lamont Engineers and LVDV Operations of Cobleskill addressing council members. Lamont Engineers designed the … more

Blueprints for an Electric Future: Permits Rise as New York’s Next Building Code Lands

DELHI - In a season when foundations are usually poured, not policies, Delaware County’s code office is seeing a different kind of construction boom: paperwork. Code Enforcement Officer Dale … more

Unadilla Honors a Shopkeeper and a Connector

UNADILLA - At the 63rd annual Unadilla Chamber of Commerce dinner on Sunday, Oct. 5 held at Far View Farm with roughly 50 attendees, the chamber named Christopher Tuttle and Village Variety Business … more

Clearing the Way: Walton Weighs State-Funded Demolitions for Blighted Homes

WALTON - With a handful of vacant or crumbling structures edging from eyesore to hazard, Walton trustees convened a public information session on Monday, Oct. 7, to explain a state-backed demolition … more

Walton Floats Limits, Ordinance to Tackle a Feral-Cat Surge

WALTON - When the conversation turned to cats at the Oct. 7 Walton trustee meeting, Mayor Bjorn Eilertsen made clear he wasn’t calling a vote - he was sounding an alarm. “I’m … more

Building More Than a Shed

WALTON   - A routine village trustee meeting Tuesday, Oct. 7, paused for applause and pride as Mayor Bjorn Eilertsen recognized 10 members of Girl Scout Troop 61172 for earning the Girl Scout … more

Walton Adopts a New Village Seal, Hears Mural Pitch

WALTON - At a Tuesday, Oct. 7 meeting, trustees formally adopted a new village seal designed by Walton resident Jamie Thomson, praising a package that balances official utility with graphic flair for … more

Walton: A $100,000 Question

WALTON - What began as a technical fix for chronic flooding on Cherry Street has become a legal and financial puzzle for the village of Walton: whether to pay $100,000 for an easement across private … more
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