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Franklin: The Fine Print of Fairness

FRANKLIN - In a town where tax bills can hinge on a percentage point, Franklin Assessor Jim Basile walked residents through the mechanics - and misconceptions - of property reassessment. The … more

Bovina Weighs Old Trucks, New Costs and the Price of Keeping Roads Clear

BOVINA - At the Feb. 10 Bovina town council meeting, Highway Superintendent Ed Weber delivered a candid assessment of the state of Bovina’s roads, equipment and manpower - a report that mixed … more

Camperships Available for 4-H Camp Shankitunk

4-H Camp Shankitunk in Delhi is accepting applications for camperships (scholarships to attend camp) this summer. There are several awards that are open to youth with varying eligibility … more

Delhi Looks to Summer: Free Swim Lessons, Concession Revival and Youth Sports in Focus

DELHI - At the Feb. 9 town council meeting, Delhi Supervisor Maya Boukai turned attention to the approaching summer season, detailing plans for youth programming, potential free swim lessons and the … more

Roxbury Highway Operations Questioned; Additional Help Declined

ROXBURY – The Roxbury Highway Department came under criticism Monday, Feb. 9 when the town council met for its monthly meeting. A request for additional help for the crew was denied after both … more

From Master Plans to Machinery, Delhi Takes Stock

DELHI - At a meeting on Monday, Feb. 9, Delhi Supervisor Maya Boukai walked council members and residents through the less visible mechanics of local government - comprehensive planning, grant … more

Walton Resident Warns of Health Effects From Electromagnetic Exposure

WALTON - During the public comment period at the Walton Town Council meeting Monday, Feb. 9, resident Katherine Bridges urged town officials to consider what she described as harmful effects of … more

Hancock Confronts $45K in Unpaid Water/Sewer Bills and Cracks Down on Snow Violations

HANCOCK - Hancock trustees on Monday, Feb. 9 confronted a series of municipal issues ranging from unpaid water and sewer bills to updates on local laws and public safety equipment. Mayor Shaun … more

Hancock Prepares For Final Sewer Upgrade Phase

HANCOCK - Village officials on Monday, Feb. 9, received an update on the third and final phase of a long-planned sewer system overhaul, funded by a $1.495 million New York State Community Development … more

Roxbury Charts a New Course for Water and Wastewater

ROXBURY - Resolutions to a variety of serious infrastructure issues long plaguing Roxbury dominated the discussions when the town council held a monthly meeting Monday, Feb. 9. Mike Harrington with … more

Walton Celebrates Two Decades-Long Employees

WALTON - Two longtime Walton employees were recognized for decades of service at a village trustee meeting Tuesday, Feb. 3. Mayor Bjorn Eilertsen presented certificates of appreciation to Brian … more

Walton Artist Honored for Designing Town’s New Seal

WALTON - Walton resident Amanda Conklin received a certificate of appreciation for designing the town’s new seal, a symbol officials said captures the character of the area. The award was … more
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