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Years Later, Biodigester Debt Still Haunts Walton

WALTON - A resident used the public comment period at the July 7 Walton Trustees meeting to praise the current administration’s focus on community improvements while reminding officials and … more

Walton Trustees Approve Donation of Storage Shed for Austin Lincoln Park

WALTON - A request for something as simple as a storage shed sparked a broader conversation about stewardship, liability and shared use of public facilities during the Walton Trustees meeting on July … more

Sidney Weighs Moratoriums as Data Center Fears Pack Town Hall

SIDNEY - The crowd was so large that even standing room was limited at the informational session prior to the Sidney town council meeting July 9. Additional folding chairs were carried in by the town … more

Walton Survey Clarifies Village Property Lines, Eases Longstanding Cherry Street Questions

WALTON - After months of questions over flooding, drainage rights and property ownership, Walton officials say a new survey has settled one of the village’s most persistent infrastructure disputes … more

Back on Track: Delaware & Ulster Railroad Rolls Again

ARKVILLE - The first sound is not the diesel engine. It is the bell. Then comes the unmistakable blast of the locomotive horn echoing across the East Branch of the Delaware River before the … more

A Fresh Start for a Main Street Landmark

DELHI - For decades, the local diner at 95 Main Street served up the standard greasy-spoon script: predictably huge menus, predictable crowds, and coffee that got people going. But in the coming … more

Revolutionary Voices Echo Through Margaretville Stage

MARGARETVILLE - An all-star cast delivered a powerful history lesson when the Historical Society of the Town of Middletown presented “Middletown and the Revolution: Voices from the Frontier” at … more

A House That Breathes

TREADWELL - Visitors arriving at Magali Veillon’s home during the Stagecoach Run Art Festival expected to find art on the walls. Instead, they found themselves standing inside it. The … more

Walton to Mark Unsafe Buildings with New Firefighter Warning Signs

WALTON - During the Tuesday, July 7 Walton trustees’ meeting, Corey Steffen briefed trustees and audience members on current activities in the Code Enforcement Office and displayed new safety signs … more

Walton Approves New Stop Sign at Sewell Place After Safety Concerns Raised

WALTON - A new stop sign will be installed at the intersection of Sewell Place after Walton trustees unanimously approved a local law Tuesday, July 7, following a brief public hearing focused on … more

Walton: Pool Project Nears Finish as Walton Eyes Next Improvements

WALTON - Walton trustees advanced several key municipal improvements at their Tuesday, July 7 meeting, headlined by a funding milestone for the village pool and a newly authorized addition to ensure … more

Hancock Moves to Return Former Baptist Church to Tax Rolls

HANCOCK - A proposal to subdivide the former Hancock Baptist Church property on Wheeler Street to allow the sale of the church building while preserving Messenger Hall for public use received a recommendation for … more
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