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Free Emergency Preparedness Training March 14

WALTON - As severe storms and flooding events grow more frequent across New York, a local civic group is hosting an emergency preparedness training aimed at helping Delaware County residents better … more

Well Aware Delaware: A Prayer for Mother Earth

Thou shalt recognize the primacy of Earth over all things material, political animate or inanimate and join with all humankind to preserve Her. She is tantamount to existence itself. Thou shalt … more

Sidney Fire Department Places $215K in Safety Equipment Into Service

SIDNEY - Members of the Sidney Fire Department gathered this week to place new breathing equipment into service, marking the culmination of a years-long fundraising effort that officials say spared … more

From Promise to Implementation

ARKVILLE - Eager to meet the new commissioner and begin launching new initiatives, Catskill Watershed Towns (CWT) members met Monday, Feb. 16, ready to move forward with implementing provisions of … more

Andes Tackles Aging Infrastructure and Zoning Overhauls

ANDES - Facing the literal and figurative “rust” of municipal management, Andes council members moved through a dense agenda Tuesday, Feb. 10, addressing everything from a critical failure in the … more

County Planning: Draft Comp Plan to be Reworked for Rural Reality

DELHI - For the planners of Delaware County, the future was supposed to arrive in a 385-page document. Instead, it arrived as a “clunky” draft that felt more like a foreign manual than a roadmap … more

Meredith Eyes ‘New York Plays’ Grant for Playground

MEREDITH - Meredith Supervisor James Ellis laid out an ambitious vision for the future of Meredith’s community life at the Feb. 10 town council meeting, urging the board to “be serious” about a … more

Frost and Fiber: Meredith Town Council Grapples With a Chilly Reality

MEREDITH - It was 16 degrees below zero when the oil lines finally surrendered. Inside the Meredith Town Hall, the mercury dropped to a staggering 45 degrees, turning the seat of local government … more

In a Cold Snap, Meredith’s Highway Chief Battles ‘Marbles’ and Failing Doors

MEREDITH - At the Feb. 10 Meredith town council meeting, Highway Superintendent Brad Hitchcock delivered a report that was part mechanical triage and part geological experiment. Amidst a winter that … more

For Meredith’s Newest Elected Official, a Lesson in Law; for the Veterans, a Quiet Pass

MEREDITH - At Meredith Town Hall Feb. 10, the friction between the idealism of a newcomer and the settled habits of seasoned governance was laid bare. Reflecting on Transparency During the … more

Sidney Trustees Confront Winter Strain and Infrastructure Delays

SIDNEY - In Sidney, trustees met Feb. 9 and navigated infrastructure delays, seasonal sports, and the grueling reality of a “rough winter.” Brett French, representing both the municipal … more

Sidney Trustees Authorize $1M Fire Department Grant Application

SIDNEY - During a Feb. 9 meeting, Sidney trustees unanimously passed a resolution authorizing the Sidney Fire Department to apply for a significant state grant aimed at critical infrastructure … more
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