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Walton Sets Trustee Election Date, Adjusts Staffing and Funding

WALTON - At a Jan. 6 meeting, Walton trustees set the date for the village’s 2026 election, approved staffing and budget adjustments, and authorized followup action on issues ranging from damaged … more

Walton Girl Scouts Earn Detective Badge

Walton Girl Scout junior/cadet troop #61172 recently spent an evening at the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office with Undersheriff Kim Smith and Deputy Justin Mohr and his canine partner Dexter. The … more

Water-bill questions, broken traffic lights and more

SIDNEY – Sidney trustees handled a handful of issues at their first meeting of 2026 on Monday, Jan. 12, from a resident’s concern about the price of water to questions about paying to monitor a … more

Water-bill questions, broken traffic lights and more

SIDNEY – Sidney trustees handled a handful of issues at their first meeting of 2026 on Monday, Jan. 12, from a resident’s concern about the price of water to questions about paying to monitor a … more

Walton Girl Scouts Earn Detective Badge

Walton Girl Scout junior/cadet troop #61172 recently spent an evening at the Delaware County Sheriff’s Office with Undersheriff Kim Smith and Deputy Justin Mohr and his canine partner Dexter. The … more

Meredith: A Solar Project, Paused - and a Town Takes Stock

MEREDITH - At a Jan. 13 meeting of the Meredith Town Council, what began as a routine update on a long-running solar proposal evolved into a candid assessment of why one of the largest energy … more

Social Services Faces Millions in Federal Funding Uncertainty Amid ‘Chaos and Retribution’

DELHI - Local officials are sounding the alarm as a federal funding freeze threatens to “turn off the faucet” on Delaware County’s most vital social safety nets. During a meeting of the … more

Hamden Organizes for 2026, Filling Posts and Fixing Pay

HAMDEN - At its annual organizational meeting on Jan. 7, the town of Hamden moved swiftly through the procedural work that defines the start of a municipal year, appointing officers, confirming … more

East Branch: DEC Scrutiny Deepens Over Dumping as State Weighs Enforcement

EAST BRANCH - The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation said Jan. 9 that it is continuing a comprehensive investigation into the dumping of material linked to Johnston & Rhodes … more

Trash to Treasure: Creative Play Returns to the Catskill Water Discovery Center

ARKVILLE - The “Trash Art” revolution is returning to the Catskill Water Discovery Center (CWDC) this winter, proving again that one person’s recycling bin is a child’s masterpiece. Starting … more

Behind the Scenes of Walton’s Infrastructure Year

WALTON - With no formal requests before trustees, a report from Delaware Engineering nonetheless sketched a busy and consequential year ahead for village infrastructure, from drinking water … more

Sidney: Stopping Overdoses Before Help Arrives

* In a previous version of this article, we incorrectly reported the naloxone was injectable. It is not. The medication is a nasal spray/inhalant.  We apologize for the error. SIDNEY – The village of Sidney will likely soon have a public box of lifesaving overdose-reversing drugs, courtesy of Margaretville Hospital. Avi Rosentalis, program manager for the … more
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