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A Civic Sandbox for Walton’s Parks

WALTON — Eric Noll came to the Walton trustee meeting on Oct. 7 with an acronym and a simple pitch: let a resident-led group do the homework, rally volunteers, and surface grant-ready projects … more

Walton: Request to Turn Cracked Courts Into a Pickleball Hub

WALTON - The cracked tennis courts at Austin–Lincoln Park in Walton could soon echo with the “thwock” of plastic balls instead of silence. At a village trustee meeting Tuesday, … more

From Storage to Strike Zone: Beloved 4-H Mural Rolls Into a New Home at Walton Lanes

WALTON   - A 40-by-14-foot splash of county-fair color has found a second life where the soundscape runs to pins and cheers. The community mural that once graced a Delaware Street façade … more

Flat Tax: Sidney Adopts Preliminary 2026 Budget with Zero Tax Levy Increase, Banking on Dispensary Sales Tax

SIDNEY   - Sidney council members on Thursday, Oct. 9, adopted a preliminary 2026 budget that nudges spending higher but keeps the overall tax levy flat - helped in part by a sharp jump in … more

Sidney Backs Brush-Fire Truck With $5,000; Preps for Winter as Lake Campground Upgrades Advance

SIDNEY -   Led by Supervisor Eric Wilson, Sidney Council members on Thursday, Oct. 9, approved a $5,000 contribution toward equipment for a Sidney Fire truck designed to tackle brush … more

County Finance Committee Reviews Midyear Balances, Prepares for Revenue Lull

DELHI - Delaware County’s Finance Committee on Wednesday, Oct. 8 reviewed fund balances and the timeline for cash flows heading into winter with Budget Director Art Merrill, Colchester … more

County Board Adopts 2026 Equalization Rates, From 100% in Walton to 2.10% in Colchester

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors on Wednesday, Oct. 8, unanimously adopted state advisory equalization rates that will be used to apportion the 2026 county tax levy among the county’s 19 … more

A Resort at Walton Pond: Village Planning Board Backs Plans, With Conditions

WALTON -   On Wednesday, Oct. 8, the village of Walton Planning Board opened a public hearing on a proposal to transform the long-quiet property between West and Burton streets - the property … more

From Spuds to STEM: How a Franklin Classroom Digs Into Big Ideas

FRANKLIN - On Wednesday Oct. 8, eight third grade students at Franklin Central School gathered around a table strewn with potatoes: russets, reds, purples, even sweet potatoes the color of sunset. … more

Rails and Resolve: Walton Weighs a Skate Park

WALTON - On Tuesday, Oct. 7, Walton resident Jesse Thomson stood before village trustees with a straightforward ask and a bigger vision: permission to transform the former ice-skating rink at … more

Lace Up for a Cause: Walton Thanksgiving-Weekend 5K Planned to Boost Parks - and a Skate Park

WALTON - On Tuesday, Oct. 7, Walton resident Carol Moore unfurled a street map and a simple pitch: a community 5K on Saturday, Nov. 29, at 9 a.m., designed to get neighbors moving - and raise money … more

Soaked, Candid, and Counting Cannonballs: Delhi’s Pool Season by the Numbers

DELHI - Amy Randall delivered an audit of what Delhi’s town pool did well, what buckled, and what must change before next summer at a town council meeting held Monday, Oct. 6. “We … more
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