HANCOCK - Questions about environmental enforcement, government transparency and potential conflicts of interest dominated the public comment portion of a Hancock Town Council meeting June 3, as … more

UHS Delaware Valley Hospital (DVH) has been recognized among the cleanest hospitals in the United States, earning a prestigious 5-star cleanliness rating from the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid … more

FRANKLIN - What began as a plea for help over deteriorating conditions on a private road turned into a tense, emotional and heated exchange at the June 2 Franklin Town Council meeting, as residents … more

DELHI - Facing tight municipal budgets and an unprecedented boom in short-term rentals, an ad hoc subcommittee of the county’s finance committee that includes supervisors and mayors met Wednesday, … more

In the May 27 article titled “Harvesting Health: Local Ag Program Aims to Bring Farm-Fresh Food to Margaretville Central School,” Kerry Mess, interim director at CADE, was misidentified as Carrie … more

WALTON - Construction at the village pool remains the most active of Walton’s ongoing capital projects, according to an update presented by Delaware Engineering’s Bill Brown to trustees on June … more

WALTON - A new digital history trail could soon guide residents and visitors through some of Walton’s most significant historic sites using QR codes, photographs and interactive storytelling … more

WALTON — The village of Walton is moving forward with an application for a state housing rehabilitation grant that could bring as much as $400,000 to help low- and moderate-income homeowners … more

WALTON - Improvements continue at Austin Lincoln Park in Walton, where volunteers have completed several beautification projects and are now working toward a long-term goal of creating a skate park … more

FRANKLIN - Franklin council members officially designated Aug. 29 as Old Franklin Day and took another step toward regulating large-scale data processing facilities during its June 2 meeting, … more

MEREDITH - What could become of a 14-acre town-owned parcel in Meredith remains an open question, but during a May 12 town council meeting, officials took early steps toward turning broad ideas into … more

ARKVILLE - Following a lengthy and technically charged debate Tuesday, June 2, the Catskill Watershed Corporation’s (CWC) Wastewater Committee recommended a major program rule change that would … more