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Petition Filing Deadlines for Town Candidates

DELHI — With local election season underway, the Delaware County Board of Elections has outlined key deadlines for candidates seeking to appear on November’s ballot for the general election. … more

The Sugar Bush Massacre

In the 1768, John Harper Sr. of New York’s influential Harper family gained ownership of a vast tract of land that would eventually become the town of Harpersfield. His son, Alexander Harper, lived … more

Webinar to Examine Transgender Rights and Identity Documents, April 16

Amid a rapidly changing legal landscape for transgender and gender-diverse Americans, a Central New York legal advocacy group will host a public webinar aimed at clarifying what rights remain — and … more

A Volatile Milk Market, Explained: Virtual Talk to Focus on What Lies Ahead for Dairy Farms

A free Zoom discussion on April 7 will offer farmers a closer look at the forces shaping today’s milk market, with an emphasis on what current trends may signal for the year ahead. Scheduled … more

At 52, a Walton Lunch Program Still Serves More Than Meals

WALTON - The Walton Senior Meals program, operating out of St. John the Baptist Church on Benton Avenue, recently celebrated 52 years of service with a midday gathering that blended food, music and … more

From Dough to Delicious: Brownies Toss Into Pizza-Making Fun

Members of Walton Brownie Troop 30055 got a hands-on lesson in New York style pizza at Walton Joe’s Pizza, where pizzeria staff guided them through every step - from pressing and spinning dough to … more

Walton Authorizes Emergency Road Repair After Slope Failure

WALTON - Confronting the aftermath of a recent embankment failure on South River Road, Walton council members authorized a slope repair project during a special meeting March 25, turning to reserve … more

Frustration and Fixes: Fleischmanns Presses DPW While Costs Climb

FLEISCHMANNS - Fleischmanns trustees, looking forward to a busy summer, turned their eyes to maintenance and investment during a trustee meeting Thursday, March 12. The meeting featured a … more

The ‘Jalopy’ on Main Street: Margaretville’s Food Conundrum

MARGARETVILLE - With spring in the air and summer ahead, the problem of what to do about food trucks returned to haunt Margaretville trustees at their monthly meeting Tuesday, March 24. For the … more

Fleischmanns Facelift and Bridge Repair on Tap

FLEISCHMANNS - Resolution of the standoff over a historic bridge repair will facilitate one of many village improvements on tap for the next year according to Mayor Sam Gil who spoke at a … more

‘No Kings’ Comes to Delhi: 450 Rally in Rural Show of Dissent

DELHI - On Saturday March 28, an estimated 450 people filled Delhi’s Courthouse Square, joining thousands of similar demonstrations across the country in what organizers called a coordinated day of … more

The Sweet Side of Maple Syrup

Maple syrup is the sweet nectar of maple trees. Legend has it that maple syrup was first discovered centuries ago by Native Americans during a time when food was scarce. Native Americans, as the … more
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