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Franklin Farmers’ Market Opens Memorial Day Weekend

Franklin Farmers’ Market opens for their 20th summer season on Sunday May 24th in the Village of Franklin on Institute Street. The market offers locals produce and products every Sunday from … more

Grilling Safety Tips ahead of Memorial Day Weekend

As grills get ready to fire up across the country ahead of Memorial Day celebrations, the Firefighters Association of the State of New York (FASNY) is reminding New Yorkers of standard grill safety … more

Assembly Representative Chris Tague honored at FFA Convention

More than 3,000 students gathered for the New York State FFA Convention, where Assembly Representative Chris Tague was inducted into the New York FFA Hall of Fame for his longtime support of … more

Sidney: From Playgrounds to Pipelines

SIDNEY - Residents packed the town of Sidney board room during the May 14 council meeting, with several attendees standing along the walls as officials opened a public hearing on a proposed NY PLAYS … more

A Closet Full of Possibility: Downsville Students Help Make Prom More Accessible

DOWNSVILLE — Inside a small room at Downsville Central School, rows of formal dresses in black, gold, green, blue, pink, silver and other colors, hang neatly beside jackets and suits, waiting for … more

Middletown Officials Deal with Multiple Water Issues

MARGARETVILLE - At the heart of Middletown’s current strategic focus is a plan to link the water infrastructure of its distinct districts, where appropriate, and guarantee independence where … more

Correction

In the May 14 article titled “Colchester Puts Guardrails on the Digital Town Square” we incorrectly reported Councilmembers Janet Champlin and Dan Pinner were secondary social media … more

Grants, Gutters, and Heavy Equipment: Andes Board Tackles Infrastructure Issues

ANDES — Infrastructure projects, grant updates, and unexpected equipment delays dominated discussion at the Andes Town Board meeting Tuesday, May 12. From the library to the highway garage, … more

A Girl Scout’s Mission to Map the Past in Andes

ANDES - For generations, navigating the sprawling, hillside terrain of the Andes Cemetery was a matter of memory and guesswork. With no central map and few directional markers, finding a loved … more

Bad Drawings, Big Hearts: Girl Scouts Turn Pet Portraits Into Humane Society Fundraiser

Downsville Girl Scouts whose intentionally imperfect pet portraits helped raise hundreds of dollars for animals in need. As part of their effort to earn the Bronze Award - the highest … more

Fleischmanns Adopts 2026-27 Budget, Defends Village Cleanup Efforts

FLEISCHMANNS — Highlighting the harsh economic realities facing small municipalities, Fleischmanns trustees adopted their 2026–27 budget following a public hearing that drew just two residents. … more

Walton: Between Facebook and the Bulletin Board

WALTON - In a town where news still travels by newspaper column, church bulletin and word of mouth, a resident at a Walton Town Council meeting Monday, May 11, wrestled with a modern civic question: … more
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