DELHI – Delaware County Economic Development Committee members heard project updates and grant updates, and about the ongoing process to sell the former Catskill Regional Harvest building, at a … more

HAMDEN - Hamden Historians Caroline and Bill Wright have committed to revitalizing the historic District No. One Hamden Schoolhouse Museum, 5594 East River Road, Hamden.   Buried in the … more

HAMDEN – Hamden councilmembers adopted short-term rental regulations following a public hearing Wednesday, July 5. Due to increased tourism and the increase in registered short-term … more

Do you have information to share, products to sell, or hands to help? If so, the Hobart Rotary invites you to join us at this year’s annual Sausage and Brew Festival, Saturday, Aug. 26, from … more

SIDNEY – For the first time since 2019, the village of Sidney municipal pool was officially opened to the public July 6, drawing dozens of swimmers, soakers, divers, and future Marco Polo … more

“We’ve read the 2nd Amendment all wrong! It’s the people’s right to bare arms!”   more

Unless you are extremely fortunate, there’s a lot of competition out there. Your product or service must compete against a host of other businesses not just in your town but, potentially, … more

DELHI – Delaware County Public Safety committee members met with no quorum to hear programmatic updates from department heads at a meeting Monday, July 7. Emergency Services … more

FRANKLIN – Franklin Planning Board members met July 6 and held a public hearing for a doggy daycare and kennel on Henry Stuart Road, proposed by Jacqueline Perez.   Perez sought a … more

DELHI - Every year, regional partners for clean water and a healthy environment host a community hazardous waste collection day, known as Clean Sweep. Now in its 27th year, Clean Sweep provides a … more

“This past Friday, July 7, some places had horrible thunderstorms and winds, while other places had almost nothing. Here at the weather station, we only had 1/10th of an inch of rain. But three … more

WALTON - Walton Mayor Ed Snow gave an accounting of annual summer recreation expenses to councilmembers at a meeting held Monday, July 10. Expenses have continued to increase over the years, and … more