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Catskill Watershed Corporation: Local Stewardship Beyond the DEP

ARKVILLE -   For decades, the mountains and valleys of the Catskills have provided clean drinking water to millions of New Yorkers. The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) … more

Communication, Collaboration, Community: Middletown Leaders Share Vision

MARGARETVILLE - On a chilly afternoon under sunny blue skies, Delaware County Court Judge Gary Rose brought warmth to a Democratic Party soapbox event. While Sue’s Garage band set a festive … more

Margaretville Food Truck Law gets public scrutiny

MARGARETVILLE - A proposed local law that would regulate food trucks operating in Margaretville has received significant attention and concern among those who might be impacted. At the monthly … more

Middletown council grapples with thorny issues

MARGARETVILLE - In its first “post-summer” workshop meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 1, Middletown council members spent two hours on thorny issues that plague the community including issues … more

Bovina residents want more in Comprehensive Plan

BOVINA - More than 50 people packed the Bovina Town Hall on Tuesday, Sept. 9 for the first and possibly only public hearing on a draft comprehensive plan that was three years in the making. … more

Hancock Weighs Noise Ordinance, Balancing Peace and Business

HANCOCK -   In a spirited discussion Monday, Sept. 8, Hancock trustees wrestled with the details of a proposed noise ordinance that aims to protect residents’ quiet hours without stifling … more

Checking the Box, Saving Lives

MARGARETVILLE - Shannon Davenport helps people become organ donors. Kelly Krzyzak needed a heart transplant. They met on Wednesday, Sept. 10 at the Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) satellite office … more

Fireworks in Finance

DELHI - A routine request for help with long-stalled property-tax foreclosures ignited a sharp exchange Wednesday, Sept. 10, at a Delaware County Finance Committee meeting, pitting Treasurer Beverly … more

Correction

The Sept. 4 article titled, “Walton Residents Question Legality of New ‘Trailhead’ on Cherry Street,” erroneously attributed the following statement to Marie Milazzo: … more

Youth Bureau seeks nominations for annual award recipients

The Delaware County Youth Bureau will mark a milestone this fall as it hosts its 40th annual Youth Awards Banquet, a tradition that celebrates the contributions of young people and the adults who … more

Accessibility at a Cost: Walton considers elevator for village hall

WALTON - Walton trustees weighed options for improving accessibility to village court during their Sept. 2 meeting, as Mayor Bjorn Eilertsen outlined the costs and challenges of installing an … more

Tourism Dollars Grow and So Do Ambitions for What’s Next

DELHI - Tourism in Delaware County is not only holding steady — it is climbing. At a Sept. 3 meeting of the county’s Economic Development Committee, tourism director Sophia Pico reported … more
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