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‘Snitch Culture’ in Delaware County

* Nov. 6, 2024 - This story has been updated from a previous version to include additional comments supplied by District Attorney Shawn Smith and Assistant Public Defender Andrew VanBuren. DELHI – Complaints are surfacing from defense attorneys in Delaware County, who allege the county jail/sheriff’s office has violated attorney-client confidentiality by monitoring and … more

‘Waste’ deep in compost

WALTON - The Delaware County Solid Waste Facility will undergo several upgrades within the next few years to expand capacity, ensure longevity of the facility, and continue to manage waste materials … more

Unpermitted Expansion?

HARPERSFIELD - Despite a clear denial from the Harpersfield Planning Board on May 29, residents are voicing concerns that the Harpersfield Safety Track has gone ahead with unapproved expansion … more

Weather Words with Frank Ward

“Whatever happened to normal? We go from 70s to a high of 48, to low 50s, and then back to 70 which is what Wednesday was. And we go from nighttime temperatures in the upper 40s to nighttime … more

DVH welcomes speech-language pathologist

UHS Delaware Valley Hospital (DVH) is pleased to announce the addition of a new speech-language pathologist to its growing list of providers. Abigail Wood, manager of therapy services and … more

Molinaro connects with voters at Delhi Farmers Market

DELHI — Incumbent Republican Congressman Marc Molinaro, representing New York’s 19th Congressional District which includes Delaware County, took a hands-on approach to campaigning … more

Fungi Flair

DELHI — As the Delhi Farmers Market prepares to move from Courthouse Square to the American Legion on Page Avenue starting Wednesday, November 6, Chesterbury Farms’ mushroom stand remains … more

Firepower Returns: Cannons reinstalled at Soldiers’ Monument

Repairs to the Soldiers’ Monument at Courthouse Square in Delhi, entered final stages with the reinstallation of four cannons on Oct. 29. Funded by a $500,000 allocation from Delaware … more

Halloween hours, water issues top Sidney agenda

SIDNEY – While water issues took up most of the Sidney village trustees’ meeting Oct. 28, the most important news for residents was the setting of trick-or-treat hours for Halloween. … more

Beyond Books: Stamford Library plans new facility to serve growing needs

STAMFORD - “I get a lot of ‘Do people still use libraries?’ - and to those people, I really encourage them to come in, go to a library on almost any given day and you’ll see … more

Fall Back: Daylight Saving Time Ends Nov. 3

As the clocks get ready to “fall back,” residents should prepare for the end of Daylight Saving Time (DST) Sunday, Nov. 3, when clocks will be set back one hour at 2 a.m. This annual … more

Catskills Commerce: How to Get More Love for Your Business on Social Media

Social media is becoming more and more frustrating, right? If you have used it to connect with your audience for ten years or so, you undoubtedly have seen crazy changes in your reach. If … more
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