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Tick-borne illness prevalent in DelCo

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors are expected to accept a $5,000 Rural Healthcare Alliance grant for the distribution of tick removal kits and tick safety information at a meeting June 26. … more

Landfill rain cover to be purchased, CARES Act public hearing to be scheduled

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors are expected to approve $78,139 for two equipment purchases by the Department of Public Works at a meeting June 26. Supervisors will also schedule a hearing on the … more

DelCo to receive additional consultant, legal fees

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors are expected to accept an additional $37,500 in oversight “intervenor” funds to cover costs of attorney fees for the New York Power Authority’s … more

Catskills Commerce: Tips for Reining in Your Focus in a Distracted World

Small business owners and solopreneurs learn quickly that they must wear many hats. While this ability to work in every area of their business may save money in the short term, it doesn’t take … more

Scaling Heights: Delaware County Technical Rescue Team Drills for Readiness

HAMDEN   — Eight members of the Delaware County Technical Rescue Team held a monthly drill at the Delaware County Fire Training Center in Hamden, Sunday June 23. The elite squad, formed … more

90 Years and Counting: Downsville’s Ed Lowell to celebrate nonagenarian birthday

DOWNSVILLE - On June 29th, Downsville’s Ed Lowell - who pastors the Christian Alliance Missionary Church on Main Street - will celebrate his 90th birthday. Preparing for an open house at the … more

Miles of flags

Each year Garry and Joan Stevens, Jim Sawdy and Barb Butler placed American flgas along Neff Hill Road in Bainbridge as a tribute to veterans. They started with the placement of a couple of hundred … more

Colchester: raises approved, retro pay rejected

COLCHESTER - Colchester council members debated pay increases for town employees hired to complete various projects during a meeting held Wednesday, June 12. Following a water leak in the lower … more

DSS Walton building readying for staff return

DELHI - The Department of Social Services (DSS) will move employees into renovated space at “DSS South,” satellite offices in Walton, due to overcrowding at the main office at 99 Main … more

Due diligence: Franklin approves $1.9 million bond for Treadwell water project

TREADWELL - Franklin council members held a public hearing and authorized a bond to fund the town’s portion of the cost of the Treadwell Water District project at a special meeting held … more

Weighing the benefits: Colchester veterans request property tax exemptions

COLCHESTER – Colchester town hall was well-attended for the June 12 council meeting by Downsville Central School (DCS) students and veterans. Veteran Ron DuPrey, and other veterans urged … more

The Bovina Farmer

Farmers learn to embrace whatever comes their way. more
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