SIDNEY - Sidney’s 31st annual Arbor Day celebration took place Friday, April 26 at Keith Clark Park. The Sidney Shade Tree Commission led a program talking about the importance of trees. … more

County Route 6 in Bovina, between Burns and New Road, approximately 400 feet west of New Road, will be closed to through traffic at 7 a.m. on Tuesday, May 7, through Thursday, May 9 to replace a … more

In the April 24 article titled “Franklin Free Library requests 2% increase in annual funding” Elliott Cohen was incorrectly identified as the trustee who wanted to implement a … more

DELHI - The Delhi Town Clerk’s office reminds town and village residents that New York State Agriculture and Market Law requires all dogs older than 4 months be licensed. Licensing ensures that … more

WALTON - Traffic will be reduced to one lane during “daytime hours” from Prospect Avenue to Boyer Lane, beginning April 29, to replace a watermain. Both lanes will be open during the … more

FRANKLIN - Members of Franklin Rotary, the trap shooting club and community members joined together Wednesday, April 24 for Franklin’s annual litter-pluck. Volunteers picked up litter from … more

WALTON - Walton trustees adopted their 2024-25 budget Wednesday, April 24, which reflects a 3% increase in the tax levy. Since the preliminary or tentative budget was adopted April 9, changes … more

WALTON - Walton Trustee Eric Ball announced at a special meeting of the village board on April 24, that following advocacy efforts, the state has increased its allocation of Aid and Incentives for … more

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HARPERSFIELD - Residents from Harpersfield, Davenport, and surrounding communities were, once again, given the opportunity to speak regarding a site plan application and change in scope of use of New … more

DELHI - Delaware County Department of Public Works (DPW) Committee members authorized multiple purchases and discussed fuel island upgrades during their meeting Wednesday, April 24. Delaware … more

DELHI - New users, replacement of the compost facility’s bioreactor, and capacity at the landfill topped discussion among Delaware County Department of Public Works (DPW) Committee members … more