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Sidney Sets Course With $5.8 Million Budget, Eyes Infrastructure and Growth

SIDNEY - The village of Sidney adopted its 2026–27 budget April 27, advancing a spending plan shaped by infrastructure demands, steady revenues and a modest increase to the tax levy. Sidney … more

Girl Scouts Turn Litter Pickup Into Community Pride

DOWNSVILLE - For the second year in a row, members of Girl Scouts of the USA Troops 30000 and 30025 spent an afternoon trading badges and meetings for gloves, trash bags and a stretch of roadside in … more

Margaretville Revisits Food Truck Law; Schedules Public Hearing

MARGARETVILLE - Food trucks and water woes dominated conversation in a meeting of Margaretville trustees Tuesday, April 22. With Mayor John Hubbell and Trustee Iris Mead absent, Deputy Mayor David … more

Hidden Errors and Rising Hardship: Delaware County Confronts a Shifting Social Safety Net

DELHI - Delaware County Social Services Commissioner Keith Weaver laid out a paradox: the state is demanding lower error rates in public assistance, yet refusing to tell local districts how they are … more

IDA: Executive Sessions and Energy Tensions

DELHI - The Delaware County Industrial Development Agency reviewed and discussed a variety of routine financial matters between private executive session discussions when directors met Friday, April … more

Walton Volleyball Court Nears Completion

The Gray family - led by longtime volleyball advocate Robin Gray, her husband Mike, and daughters Savannah Wheeler and Michelle Shelton - began the final phase of the community’s new sand … more

Trash to Triumph: Middletown Volunteers Collect 300 Pounds of Litter

MIDDLETOWN - Nearly a dozen dedicated diggers came out Sunday, April 26, for a late Earth Day cleanup effort in Middletown. Organized by Middletown Councilmember and community activist Robin … more

Walton Volleyball Court Nears Completion

The Gray family - led by longtime volleyball advocate Robin Gray, her husband Mike, and daughters Savannah Wheeler and Michelle Shelton - began the final phase of the community’s new sand … more

United Way Surpasses Fundraising Goal, Allocates 2026 Community Grants

The United Way of Mid Rural New York raised $590,543 in its fall 2025 campaign, exceeding its $562,900 goal, and has funds for 2026 programs across four counties. In total, 42 local programs … more

Covered Bridges to be Temporarily Closed for Inspections

Three covered bridges will be temporarily closed in May for routine inspections, with detours in place for motorists. The Hamden Covered Bridge over the West Branch of the Delaware River, will … more

Free Climate and Health Workshops for Seniors

Delaware County Public Health will host a series of free workshops this spring and summer aimed at residents age 60 and older, focusing on how climate change can affect health and how to prepare for … more

Hands-On Cattle Breeding Training, June 26-27

A two-day artificial insemination training for cattle producers will be held June 26–27 at locations in Walton and South New Berlin. The program begins Thursday, June 26, from 1 to 5 p.m. at … more
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