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After Court Security Warnings, Walton Weighs Broader Safeguards for Town Hall

WALTON - After state judicial officials pressed the town to tighten courtroom security, the conversation at Town Hall widened. At a Monday, Feb. 9 meeting of the Walton Town Council, … more

Pathfinders Ignite

ANDES - Residents and visitors showed up at the Andes Hotel on Saturday, Feb. 28, for a hot Chili Cookoff Competition. The effort, hosted by a new “Pathfinders” group of school boosters raised … more

The Shrinking Safety Net: Fire Chiefs Warn Problems Ahead

MARGARETVILLE - In the fire service, there is a saying: “When you’re dead, you’re dead. It doesn’t matter what hat you’re wearing.” Middletown-Hardenburgh Fire Chief Nelson Delameter … more

‘Walton Now’ Puts Kids at the Mic - and the Future on the Table

WALTON - On a new Spotify podcast called “Walton Now,” Walton Mayor Bjorn Eilertsen, Trustee Eric Northrup, Chaz Epps and Autumn Miller hand over the conversation to a group of local children and … more

Delaware County Backs Federal Bill to Block Natural Gas Bans

DELHI - In a unanimous vote Wednesday, Feb. 25, Delaware County supervisors aligned with a growing pushback against New York’s climate policies, approving a resolution in support of the federal … more

Rethinking the Blueprint: Watershed Council Maps Out a New Era for Farm Planning

DELHI - For more than 30 years, the Watershed Agricultural Council has built its reputation on a simple premise: voluntary partnerships with farmers can protect water quality at scale. On … more

Delhi May Consider a City Charter as Sales Tax Fight Intensifies

DELHI - At a Feb. 17 meeting of Delhi trustees, Mayor Jeff Gearhart delivered a report that moved from attendance at a regional mayors’ gathering to a question that has surfaced before but never … more

Sales Tax Surplus or Fiscal Mirage?

DELHI -   Financial reality crashed into municipal hope Wednesday, Feb. 25 as the Delaware County Finance Committee signaled a cold reception to a formal request from local mayors for a … more

Delhi Weighs Its Dollars as Software Frustrations and Shared Costs Surface

DELHI - At a wide-ranging meeting on Feb. 17, Delhi trustees turned their focus to the fundamentals: what is coming in, what is going out and whether long-standing arrangements still make financial … more

At Watershed Ag Council, a New Push to Reintroduce Conservation Easements

WALTON - After three decades of steady work preserving working farmland, the Watershed Agricultural Council (WAC) is confronting a new reality: the land - and the people who own it - are changing. … more

Delhi: In the Floodplain, a Housing Expansion Tests Limits

DELHI — The proposal is familiar. The floodplain, less so. At an informal conference Monday, Feb. 23, Ben Dates of Headwaters Engineering appeared before the Delhi Planning Board to revive - … more

Rising Costs, Not Empty Seats: Food Director Clarifies $52K School Lunch Deficit

MARGARETVILLE – Addressing the Margaretville Central School Board of Education at its Wednesday, Feb. 12 meeting, Food Service Manager Connie Mathiesen attributed a loss in her budget to rising … more
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