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Middletown officials weigh merits of competing insurance programs

MARGARETVILLE — The Middletown town council is facing a choice after two insurance agents presented competing coverage proposals that are separated by just over $2,000 in annual premiums. In a … more

Stamford organizes for 2026

STAMFORD - The town of Stamford held its first meeting of the new year on Jan. 14 with both a regular board meeting and an organizational meeting. In attendance were newly elected Councilmembers … more

Correction

In the Jan. 14 article titled “Sidney: Stopping Overdoses Before Help Arrives” we incorrectly reported the naloxone was injectable. It is not. The medication is a nasal spray/inhalant. In the Jan. 14 article titled “A Police Car, a Clock and a Vote: Colchester Weighs a Rapid Decision” we incorrectly reported that a motion to purchase a new police vehicle passed. In fact, the measure stalled. We apologize for the errors. more

Delhi: Planning for the Long View

DELHI - At a Jan. 12 meeting of the Delhi Town Council, the conversation moved deliberately between vision and logistics, as Supervisor Maya Boukai led an update on the town’s long-awaited … more

Aging Plow Truck, New Fix: Delhi Weighs Costly Repairs Against Time Bought

DELHI - Highway Superintendent Daren Evans offered a assessment of an aging but still-serviceable piece of the town’s winter fleet: a 2015 International medium-duty plow truck whose emissions … more

Paying to Save: Delhi Weighs Bond Counsel as Path to Lower Borrowing Costs

DELHI - At a Jan. 12 meeting of the Delhi town council, Supervisor Maya Boukai walked board members through the technical - and unfamiliar - terrain of municipal bonding, urging a cautious but … more

From Pumps to Policy: Hamden Details Policies, Operations

HAMDEN - At a meeting that followed immediately after its annual organizational session on Jan. 7, the Hamden Town Council turned its attention to the less visible systems that keep the town running … more

Sand, Salt and the Long View: Hamden’s Highway Super Presses the Case for Planning Ahead

HAMDEN - Routine financial approvals quickly gave way to a granular, sometimes fraught discussion about winter road maintenance and the aging equipment that underpins it - an exchange led by Highway … more

From Empty Lots to Common Ground: Walton Weighs a Gentler Use for Reclaimed Land

WALTON - At a Jan. 6 meeting of the village of Walton trustees, a conversation that began as a routine update turned into a broader reflection on land use, ecology and the quiet question of what … more

CWC Awarded $100K ARC Grant to Support Watershed Communities

The Catskill Watershed Corporation (CWC) has been awarded a $100,000 grant through the Appalachian Regional Commission’s (ARC) READY Grants to Grow program, part of the READY Appalachia initiative. … more

Snow Lines and Sidewalk Fault Lines: Walton Officials Urge Winter Courtesy - and Compliance

WALTON - At a Jan. 6 Walton trustee meeting, winter’s latest storms were used to deliver a pointed reminder: snow removal is not merely a neighborly courtesy, but a matter of safety and law. … more

Walton Weighs One-Way Traffic, One Side of the Street Parking, No Parking or Standing; Sets Public Hearing for Feb. 3

WALTON - The village of Walton will hold a public hearing on Feb. 3 at 5 p.m. on four proposed local laws that would reshape parking and traffic flow on several village streets, an effort Mayor Bjorn … more
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