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Maple Weekend Returns in Bovina Center

BOVINA CENTER - Duane and Karen LaFever report that trees have been tapped and sap lines are flowing, with main lines now connected to the sugar house. A heavy snowpack made work in the sugar bush … more

Youth Bureau Staff Move to Social Services oversight, Cutting Red Tape without Cutting Community Programs

DELHI -   Delaware County supervisors approved a budget amendment Wednesday, March 25, that officially transfers 10 caseworkers from the Delaware County Youth Bureau to the Department of Social … more

Delaware County Declares National Public Health Week, Approves Budget Boost for Unemployment Claims

DELHI - Delaware County supervisors marked the upcoming National Public Health Week, April 6–12, 2026, while approving a budget amendment to cover unemployment insurance claims, signaling attention … more

Delaware County Overhauls Employee Retirement Plans

DELHI - In a move to align local governance with a rapidly shifting federal financial landscape, Delaware County supervisors voted to overhaul the retirement framework for its municipal workforce. … more

A Surplus Today, Questions Tomorrow

DELHI – Facing the dual pressures of a volatile economic landscape and the looming start of the 2027 budget cycle, the Delaware County Finance Committee met Wednesday, March 25, and weighed the … more

Tight Margins: Margaretville Adopts 2026-27 Tentative Budget With 3.73% Increase

MARGARETVILLE — Facing rising health insurance premiums and aging equipment, Margaretville trustees voted Tuesday, March 24, to adopt a $665,326 tentative budget for the 2026-27 fiscal year. Led by … more

Amid Controversy, Roxbury Council Revisits Hiring Practices and Water Use

ROXBURY – During a monthly meeting Monday, March 9, the Roxbury Town Council - amid controversy over the suspension and return of Constable Steve Williamson - addressed hiring decisions and a water … more

Delaware County in the National Spotlight: A Vogue Feature Puts Local Gems on the Map

In a major victory for Delaware County Tourism and Economic Development, five Delaware County businesses recently garnered national and international attention when they were included in a prominent … more

Lawsuit Targets USDA Policy Shift, With Rural Economies Like Delaware County at Stake

ALBANY — In a legal challenge that could determine the flow of billions of dollars to the dairy farms and school cafeterias of New York, Attorney General Letitia James led a 21-state coalition … more

From Masks to Main Water Lines: Sidney Sets a Busy Spring Agenda

SIDNEY - At a Sidney trustees meeting Monday, March 23, Mayor Ray Baker led discussions that ranged from firefighter safety to Memorial Day parade planning, as trustees took a series of actions … more

Solar, Trails, and Parks: County Planning Committee Maps Future Growth

DELHI - Delaware County’s Planning Committee received a series of updates March 17 from Watershed Affairs staffer Nick Carbone and County Planner Sean Leddy, touching on renewable energy, county … more

County Awaits $2.9M as FEMA Delays Frustrate Officials

DELHI - Delaware County officials are still waiting on nearly $2.9 million in reimbursements and facing mounting delays from federal disaster agencies, Planning Director Shelly Johnson-Bennett told … more
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