The Delaware County Chamber of Commerce recently announced that the following members were elected to three-year terms as directors of the private not-for-profit organization.   Brad … more

DELHI – Delaware County Information and Technology (IT) Director Joseph deMauro requested a committee be established to handle standard procedure and ordering of county government-owned … more

SIDNEY – It’s been almost two decades in the making, and the village of Sidney is in the final stages of a $9 million upgrade to its water system that includes a new well, new mains, and … more

WALTON - Walton trustees adopted the 2023-24 budget on Monday, May 1, staying under the state’s 2% tax cap mandate. The tax levy decreased to $1,141,040 from $1,452,000 over last year. Spending … more

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ANDES – On Wednesday, April 26 a group of 23 volunteers, including students from the Andes Central School Outdoor Club, cleaned up Amdes as part of a two-day annual litter pluck, led by Andes … more

DOWNSVILLE – Jody and Scott Reed opened a storefront on Knox Avenue, Downsville and retail pure maple syrup and maple products they produce with the help of their son Brett, and grandchildren … more

DELHI - To finalize planning for the Healthy Delaware Innovative Readiness Training (IRT), United States Army Captain and officer-in-charge Kevin Richard spoke to supervisor about plans for the … more

WALTON - Walton Girls Scouts Richelle Wood and Taylor Townsend completed their Bronze Award project through beautification efforts at Walton’s Veterans Plaza by planting approximately 200 … more

WALTON - Volunteer fire departments from across Delaware County conducted a collaborative large-scale drill at the Delaware County Fairgrounds in Walton Saturday, April 29, to practice operating … more

DELHI - Delaware County District Attorney candidate Joseph Ermeti will stay on the ballot with 16 signatures to spare, after a signature challenge meeting with the Delaware County Board of Elections, … more

MARGARETVILLE - Margaretville trustees received a report from Lamont Engineering on suggested upgrades to the water infrastructure system that could cost $1.55 million April 18. Lamont’s … more