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Lawn and Order: Village of Walton cracks down on lawn maintenance

WALTON - At the May 6 meeting of Walton trustees, Mayor Bjorn Eilertsen highlighted a familiar seasonal issue — overgrown grass. “We’re at the point now where grass is growing … more

Tools, Training, and Trust: Walton Police Chief charts path forward

WALTON — Walton Police Chief Tahir Haqq laid out a series of updates and requests at the May 6 meeting of trustees, outlining steps the department is taking to modernize its operations, expand … more

Disheartening: Treadwell water project loses $960K in federal funds

FRANKLIN - The effects of federal funding uncertainty have hit the Treadwell Water District’s water system project, Franklin Councilmember Dwight Bruno said during a May 6 council meeting, … more

Franklin: Council receives recovery resource app demonstration

FRANKLIN - Franklin council members heard a presentation on Delaware County’s recently launched DELcovery app and set a public hearing to authorize the town to establish escrow accounts for … more

Noise ordinance fails in village of Walton as trustees weigh control, culture, and community quiet

WALTON - A proposed noise ordinance aimed at providing police with a mechanism to address excessive disturbances failed in a 3–2 vote Tuesday, May 6, during a regular meeting of Walton trustees. … more

Walton Justice Court installs metal detector, enhancing security

WALTON   — To enhance courtroom security and respond to growing safety concerns nationwide, the Walton Village Court has installed a magnetometer and handheld metal detector—marking … more

Margarertville: Annual Spring Fever event reunites seniors

MARGARETVILLE - The annual Spring Fever dinner and dance hosted by Margaretville Central School for the community’s senior citizens was a joyous reunion for many Tuesday, April 29. The event, … more

Federal judge rebukes Delaware County over delays in Reporter lawsuit

BINGHAMTON — A federal judge sharply criticized Delaware County and its supervisors Friday, May 2 over what he called a “lackadaisical approach” to court-ordered discovery, issuing … more

Bramley Mountain Fire Tower officially opens, capping years of effort and community support

DELHI — More than 60 people gathered Friday, May 2 atop Bramley Mountain to celebrate the official ribbon-cutting of the newly restored Bramley Mountain Fire Tower—marking the return of a … more

Girl Scouts learn the art of pottery

Walton Junior Troop 61172 recently completed a three-week pottery class with Pastor Paul Huh and Jeremiah‘s Pottery group. They learned how to “throw” clay, use the pottery wheel, … more

Aged out: Fishs Eddy Water District, system overhaul sought

FISHS EDDY - Fishs Eddy, a hamlet-area in the town of Hancock with about 100 homes, currently has two sources of water service. Approximately half of the households are connected to a private, … more

Catskills Commerce: The New Employee Benefit Everyone Is Talking About

First it was pet insurance and foosball tables. While those benefits seemed like frivolous ways to bring fun to the office, the current benefit trend that everyone is talking about actually improves … more
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