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Writing-in-Nature Seminar Concludes Speaker Series

ARKVILLE - Local author, poet and teacher Dr. Bill Birns led a two-hour seminar Saturday, Aug. 23 as the final event in “The River Speaks: Everyday,” a six-part series of programs … more

The future in a world of AI featured at Andes Academy of Art

ANDES - A small crowd engaged in discussion of a huge topic Saturday, Aug. 23 when Dr. Stephen Christopher Rose spoke at the Andes Academy of Art about his work in the field of Artificial … more

Cemetery gate dedicated by Fleischmanns Congregation B’nai Israel

FLEISCHMANNS - In a moving ceremony on Sunday, Aug. 23, members of Congregation B’nai Israel in Fleischmanns gathered at the Clovesville cemetery to dedicate a new gate designed and created by … more

Margaretville teen masters firefighting skills

MARGARETVILLE - When teachers ask the age-old question: “What did you do on your summer vacation?” they will get an unexpected answer from Margaretville’s Mackenzie Hubbell, who … more

Fleischmanns Village Fest to end summer in style Aug. 31

FLEISCHMANNS - With new shops, new bands, and a whole new vibe, visitors will be welcomed to Fleischmanns Sunday, Aug. 31, when the community hosts Village Fest - a day of live music, art, great … more

Kids Makers’ Market fosters business skills

MARGARETVILLE - A Kids’ Makers Market at Fairview Public Library Saturday, Aug. 23 helped young people learn business skills and raised donation money for the Heart of the Catskills Humane … more

Quality of life issues dominate Margaretville meeting

MARGARETVILLE - Broken sidewalks, weed-covered curbs, parking issues and water infiltration after rainstorms were the primary focus of a village board meeting in Margaretville Tuesday, Aug. 19. … more

Margaretville proposes food truck law; public hearing scheduled

MARGARETVILLE - Citing community health and safety concerns, Margaretville trustees scheduled a public hearing for Sept. 23 at 4:45 p.m. to hear comments on a proposed law to control food trucks in … more

Office for the Aging Weighs Flat Fee for Lifesaving Alert System

* A previous version of this article stated a Rural Health Network of South Central New York grant funded  Bingocize and Tai Chi. The programs are instead funded by Rural Health Network of  Delaware County and Cornell Cooperative Extension DELHI - Delaware County Office for the Aging (OFA) leaders are weighing changes to the pricing structure for Personal Emergency Response System (PERS) units, with the goal of making the service more … more

OFA advances medical transport contract, weighs bus replacement options

DELHI — Delaware County Office for the Aging (OFA) Director Lyndsay Komosinski outlined progress toward a new medical transportation contract and discussed bus replacement options at the … more

Transmission Troubles: Clean Path Line Faces Delay

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors reviewed the stalled Clean Path Energy transmission line project during a Planning Committee meeting Tuesday, Aug. 19, following questions raised by Hancock … more

Future of Sidney Culvert Project Uncertain

DELHI - Delaware County’s Planning Director Shelly Johnson-Bennett reported Tuesday, Aug. 19, that she has opened conversations with Congressman Josh Riley about the future of the long-delayed … more
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