FRANKLIN — For decades, the idea of clinking glasses of Chardonnay or uncorking a bottle of Rioja on Main Street, Franklin would have been unthinkable. Franklin was a “dry” town, … more

HALCOTTVILLE- Maria Barca is a 40-something city transplant making her home in Halcott Center and earning a living working as a hair and nail stylist.   Kevin Hubbell is a 20-something, … more

WALTON - Walton council members opened their Monday, Aug. 4 meeting with a solemn tribute to longtime Highway Superintendent Walt Geidel, who died July 31 at the age of 69. Supervisor Joe Cetta read … more

WALTON - Walton council members are taking a cautious approach to a proposal that would allow all-terrain vehicles (ATVs) and side-by-side off-highway vehicles on town roads, with questions of … more

MARGARETVILLE — Roughly three dozen demonstrators lined Bridge Street in Margaretville Saturday, Aug. 2, answering a national call to protest with a local show of civic engagement. The … more

HANCOCK — Former Hancock Supervisor Sam Rowe was elected chair of the Hancock Republican Committee on Friday, Aug. 1, by a unanimous vote of committee members, following the resignation of … more

ANDES - Art and history combined to powerful effect in “Calico & Tin Horns: Reimagining the Anti-Rent War,” an art show that opened Friday, Aug. 1 at the Hunting Tavern Museum in … more

MARGARETVILLE - For Patrick Weir, administrator at Mountainside Residential Care Center at the end of April, the health care community he has joined is a breath of fresh air, he said. The veteran … more

DELHI - Many of you know where Phoebe Lane is. Some people drive past it or on it several times a week. The Delaware County Public Safety Building (jail, probation department and emergency services … more

ANDES - Andes parade marchers had barely crossed the end of parade line on Saturday, Aug. 2 when nearly a dozen contestants were taking their seats for the second annual Andes Community Day Pie … more

SIDNEY -   With polished chrome gleaming in the sun and engines purring like cats and gurgling like thunder trapped beneath the hood, more than 120 vintage and newer model vehicles lined the … more

ANDES - It was all blue skies, sunshine and soft summer breezes when the annual parade for Andes community day kicked off on Saturday, Aug. 2. Farm tractors, floats, and firetrucks moved slowly … more