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Flood Plan Offers Delhi a Road Map, but Berm Project Still Faces Delays

DELHI - A long-discussed flood mitigation project near Price Chopper remains moving forward, but Delhi officials learned June 16 that construction is unlikely to begin this year as the village … more

Delhi’s Fair on the Square Seeks County Support as Costs Rise Ahead of 250th Celebration

DELHI - Organizers of Delhi’s long-running Fair on the Square are seeking financial assistance from Delaware County as rising event costs, including portable restroom rentals and an expanded … more

Fleischmanns Tackles Seasonal Upkeep, Water Conservation, Vandalism

FLEISCHMANNS - Fleischmanns trustees met in a rescheduled monthly meeting on July 12, celebrating several successful community events while also addressing concerns about pressure on village … more

10 Dairy Nutrition Facts

8 ounces — A standard serving of fluid milk equals one cup (8 ounces). 13 essential nutrients — Milk naturally contains 13 essential nutrients, including calcium, protein, potassium, … more

Titan on Steroids: Well-Drilling Giant Acquires Brookside Hardware in Massive Expansion

ARKVILLE - Two giants of the Margaretville-area economy are coming together as one with the formal announcement that Titan Drilling Corp. in Arkville is buying Brookside Hardware & Auto, in … more

4-H Camp Shankitunk Bathhouse Project Delayed to 2027

DELHI - A long-planned bathhouse project at 4-H Camp Shankitunk has been pushed back another year, with officials now targeting fall 2027 as they work through funding and partnership details before … more

Stamford: Monthly Business Workshop Series Ahead of Entrepreneurship Boot Camp

STAMFORD — Entrepreneurs, aspiring business owners and small-business operators will have an opportunity to sharpen their skills through a new series of monthly workshops being offered by the … more

Honoring Service, Planning Ahead

STAMFORD - Stamford’s town council meeting, held Wednesday June 10, included a dedication of a new bench in the lobby of the town hall for late town supervisor Howard Nicholas and his wife, Alice, … more

Walton Weighs No-Trespassing Signs After Bridge Cleanup Reveals Safety Hazards

WALTON — Walton Council members Monday, June 8, discussed whether to install “No Trespassing” signage near and under the Bridge Street bridge, which spans the West Branch of the Delaware River, … more

Third Generations Farmers Make Bloomville Dairy Farm A Model For The Catskills

BLOOMVILLE - There is a persistent narrative in modern agriculture that the family farm is a dying breed, an old-world relic crushed under the weight of astronomical startup costs and shifting … more

Sidney Seeks $750K for Home Repairs as Data Center Debate Heats Up

SIDNEY - At the Sidney town council meeting on June 11, Charles Bailey, housing director at Delaware Opportunities, gave a presentation on the proposed application for the Community Development Block … more

75 Years of Tradition March Down Main Street

UNADILLA - Red, white and blue filled Main Street on Sunday, June 14, as hundreds of spectators gathered for Unadilla’s 75th annual Flag Day Parade, a longstanding tradition organized by the … more
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