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Growing SUNY Delhi Grapples With Housing Shortage

DELHI - In fall 2024 as the semester got underway at SUNY Delhi, several students faced an unusual situation. With nowhere to stay, they found themselves sleeping in the lounges of various residence … more

From Barns to Ballot With a Dose of Defiance

DELHI - U.S. Representative Josh Riley rallied local Democrats on Saturday, May 30, framing New York’s 19th Congressional District as the ultimate battleground for the future of the country. … more

From Blank Page to Blueprint: Meredith Officials Begin Mapping a Community Vision

MEREDITH - At a wide-ranging May 12 meeting of the Meredith Town Council, officials wrestled with a question increasingly familiar to rural municipalities: how to imagine future growth while … more

A Bench, a Homecoming and Three Brothers Remembered

WALTON - For members of the Klinger family, a new bench at Veterans Plaza is more than a place to sit. It is a permanent reminder of three brothers whose roots ran deep in Walton and whose memory … more

From Code Enforcement to Grant Writing, Villages Seek Shared Solutions

DELHI - In response to pleas from the mayors of 10 Delaware County villages, a sub-committee of the county’s Board of Supervisors met on Wednesday, May 27, to discuss ways in which the county could … more

George Washington (Probably) Sat Here

Let’s be honest – chairs are not very exciting things. But at the Delaware County Historical Association (DCHA) in Delhi, one of our chairs is much more than just a piece of old furniture. In our … more

Delaware County Tackles Ticks, Discovery Costs and Corrections Contracts

DELHI- Delaware County supervisors approved budget amendments, labor agreements and salary actions Wednesday, May 27, reflecting mounting pressures in public health, criminal justice and county … more

Data Centers, Farmland Pressures Dominate Watershed Council Discussion

HAMDEN - Concerns over data centers, shrinking farm parcels and the longterm future of agricultural land in the watershed surfaced Tuesday, May 26, during a meeting of the Watershed Agricultural … more

Margaretville: Amended Food Truck Law Proposed

MARGARETVILLE - Margaretville trustees worked through another public hearing on a proposed law to regulate food trucks Tuesday, May 19. With just one member of the public commenting on the proposal, … more

Andes: Clearing a Landing Zone

ANDES - Members of the Andes Fire Department and EMS squads gathered at their station May 12 for training on helicopter landing zone operations and emergency patient transfers. The well-attended … more

Bridging the Woods and the Water

WALTON - In Delaware County, where steep mountain slopes funnel rainwater toward New York City’s reservoirs, a logging road can become either a path for timber or a channel for erosion. That … more

Supervisors Press Treasurer Over Frozen Tax Auctions, Mounting Property Backlog

DELHI - Members of the Delaware County Finance Committee expressed growing frustration Wednesday, May 27, as they questioned a mounting backlog of unsold tax-foreclosed properties that has left … more
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