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Hudson Valley Foundation for Youth Health Announces New Emergency Grants Program

The Hudson Valley Foundation for Youth Health (HVFYH) has announced a timely grant opportunity for regional nonprofits. Emergency grants are now available for youth-serving organizations that have … more

15th Annual Sidney Center Tractor Parade to Honor Farmer With Deep Local Roots

SIDNEY CENTER — The 15th annual Sidney Center Tractor Parade will be held Sept. 20, as a celebration of farming traditions that have shaped this region for generations. This year, parade … more

Hamden Schedules Oct. 1 Public Hearing to Override Tax Cap

HAMDEN - Hamden council members voted Wednesday, Sept. 3, to schedule a public hearing to override the state’s 2% property tax cap, a step taken annually by many municipalities to preserve … more

Hancock Moves to Modernize Local Laws with Online Codification

HANCOCK - At a meeting of the Hancock town council on Tuesday, Sept. 2, town attorney Leonard Sienko reported on the progress of codifying local laws, a project budgeted for $10,000 two years ago. He … more

Hancock council weighs food bank relocation options

HANCOCK - Town officials discussed the potential relocation of the Readburn Food Bank at the Hancock town council meeting held   Tuesday, Sept. 2, following an initiative by Supervisor Jerry … more

Walton Residents Question Legality of New ‘Trailhead’ on Cherry Street

* A previous version of this article erroneously attributed a statement to Marie Milazzo that was made by Peg Possemato. The Reporter apologizes for the error. WALTON - A newly installed “trailhead” which appears to be a gravel driveway or access point from Empire Metal Works property to Cherry Street drew sharp questions from residents at a … more

County finance committee reviews revenues, foreclosures, and mayors’ request

DELHI — Delaware County Treasurer Beverly Shields reported encouraging revenue figures from the county’s occupancy tax at a meeting of the county’s Finance Committee on Wednesday, … more

A Life of Service

DELHI - For more than nine decades, Lauren Monroe has called Delaware County home. This fall, the 94-year-old will be honored for a lifetime of giving back. The Delaware County Office for the … more

Old Time Soapbox Social with Free Ice Cream-Plus…

MARGARETVILLE - In the days before social media, Americans and candidates for office gathered in town, stepped up on wooden soap boxes and shared what they stood for. In that spirit, the Delaware … more

Walton Closes Summer With Family Festival

The Walton Chamber of Commerce and a newly formed community committee hosted the End of Summer Fest, an event that mixed games, food and local shopping last weekend. Children lined up for inflatable … more

Hancock Advances $3M Fishs Eddy Water Project

HANCOCK - Hancock council members voted Tuesday, Sept. 2, to advance long-discussed improvements to the Fishs Eddy Water District, authorizing a bond of up to $3,067,500 to finance new water sources, … more

Gavette Appointed Colchester Police Chief

COLCHESTER - On July 24, Colchester officials appointed long-time police officer Keith Gavette as the town’s police chief, at an annual salary of $70,720. Gavette, who started with the … more
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