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Survey, Transfer Station Redesign and Staffing Issues Highlight Middletown Workshop

MIDDLETOWN –   Middletown council members whipped through a five item agenda in just over 15 minutes at its monthly workshop meeting on Wednesday, Feb. 4. With Supervisor Glen Faulkner absent, … more

2026 Microenterprise Grant Program Launches to Support Small Farms and Downtown Businesses

DELHI - Delaware County is doubling down on its “vibrant entrepreneurial ecosystem” with the launch of the 2026 Microenterprise Grant Program. Aimed at boosting the local economy, small farms and … more

Colchester: Election Inspectors Needed in Cooks Falls

COOKS FALLS - Colchester Town Clerk Allison Gill issued a blunt warning and a call to action Wednesday, Feb. 4: without more local residents stepping forward to serve as election inspectors, Cooks … more

Between Snowbanks and Balance Sheets, Colchester’s Highway Department Presses On

COOKS FLLS - At a Feb. 4 meeting of the Colchester Town Council, Highway Superintendent Ken Eck delivered a report that moved briskly from new equipment to winter wear-and-tear, offering a snapshot … more

A New Face for Colchester: Town Looks to Refresh Its Welcome, One Sign at a Time

COOKS FALLs - At a Colchester Town Council meeting held Feb. 4 in Cooks Falls, Supervisor Rob Hafele turned attention from routine municipal business to something more symbolic: how the town presents … more

In Cooks Falls, Residents Press Town Officials on Speeding, Safety and Summer Crowds

COOKS FALLS - The public comment portion of Colchester Town Council’s meeting unfolded less like routine municipal business and more like a community reckoning, as Cooks Falls residents pressed … more

Small Project Grants Set to Launch in Roxbury

ROXBURY – Residents and business owners in Roxbury and Grand Gorge learned how to apply for grants totaling $500,000 at two meetings hosted by the MARK Project last week. More than 40 residents … more

Plows, Permits and a Puzzling New Farm

* A previous version of this article incorrectly identified Supervisor Don Smith as a "Jr."  He is not. FRANKLIN - A long, punishing winter and a string of unresolved local questions shaped discussion at the Franklin Town Council meeting Tuesday, Feb. 3, as town officials reviewed road conditions, code … more

Austin Lincoln Award Recognizes Walton Couple

WALTON - In a moment that drew warm applause, Walton Mayor Bjorn Eilertsen on Tuesday presented the Austin Lincoln Award to Robert “Bob” and Maxine Locherer, a couple whose contributions to the … more

Hancock Officials Face Scrutiny on Waste Oversight

HANCOCK - Hancock residents pressed town officials Feb. 3 about the handling and storage of waste material from Johnston & Rhodes Bluestone Co., raising questions about potential violations of … more

Walton Weighs Traffic Tweaks Amid School Safety Concerns

WALTON - Walton trustees held a series of public hearings Feb. 3, taking public comment on proposed traffic and parking changes and a new part-time parking enforcement position, as residents voiced … more

Public Safety: DelCo’s Rising 911 Demands and ‘All-Hazards’ Reality

DELHI - In a comprehensive year-end report delivered to the county’s Public Safety Committee Feb. 2, 911 Coordinator Mark Rossley painted a picture of a 911 center moving at a breakneck pace. From … more
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