HAMDEN - At the Nov. 6 Hamden Council meeting, resident Joe Potter raised concerns about the town’s direction on renewable energy projects, specifically solar and wind developments. Potter, who … more

Volunteers at Elijah’s Closet Thrift Store, a mission of Walton’s First Congregational Church, donated the proceeds from sales on Oct. 18 and 19 to residents in western North Carolina … more

A Veterans Resource Fair was held at the Sidney Elks' Club Nov. 5 with 94 veterans, 29 guests and 29 vendors present. A meal of chicken and biscuits, mashed potatoes, mac and cheese, vegetables, … more

DELHI - Delaware County Finance committee members discussed updated 2024 sales tax revenue and how sales tax revenue is allocated during a meeting held Wednesday, Nov. 13, in advance of a board of … more

DELHI - During a Delaware County Planning Board meeting held Wednesday, Nov. 6, Brian Byrnes of C&S Companies, Syracuse, and planning board members discussed details of the stabilization and … more

ANDES - Andes council members adopted the 2025 budget following a public hearing held Thursday, Nov. 7. The 2025 tax levy will increase 6.34%, or $114,903, overall from the 2024 budget, … more

DELHI - At a meeting of the Delaware County Mayors Council, held Wednesday, Nov. 13, officials voiced mounting frustration over the resistance of the county’s finance committee to consider … more

WALTON - Walton trustees held a administrative hearing Thursday, Nov. 14 to address a dispute over wastewater treatment charges by Lactalis Heritage Dairy for July 2024 billing. The hearing, attended … more

DELHI - Delaware County Mayors Council members met Wednesday, Nov. 13 and discussed challenges affecting their communities, from the murky waters of Watershed Agricultural Coalition (WAC) easements … more

MIDDLETOWN - Middletown council members discussed solar-powered speed monitoring signs planned to be installed at main roadways into the hamlet of New Kingston, and the impact of Hurricane Debbie on … more

MARGARETVILLE - A combined 255 years of service from five different members of the Margaretville Fire Department had top billing Saturday, Nov. 2 when the department held its annual dinner at the … more

SIDNEY – Sidney Mayor Ray Baker is sick of vandalism at Keith Clark Park, and he directed trustees to find a suitable camera system to be installed as soon as possible. The latest issue … more