Delaware County (DC) Board of Supervisors passed resolution #115 on June 28th 2023. This resolution “Occupancy Tax Disbursement Approval Department Of Economic Development,” authorizes a … more

I am a lifelong Delhi resident, Delaware Academy graduate and third generation owner/operator of Clark Companies. We specialize in the construction of outdoor athletic facilities and over the past 40 … more

According to an article in The Reporter , July 20, 2023, a crowd so large attended the Sidney Town Council meeting of July 13 that the not-so-small meeting hall overflowed into a corridor where many … more

The Hobart Rotary Club wishes to express our gratitude to Billy Eklund of Eklund Farm Machinery, and to farmers John Snellbaker and Melinda Gaida of Prospect Farms, both of Stamford, for their … more

Fellow citizens, with Independence Day almost upon us, it is very disturbing to see the state that Our Republic is in. I am sure that our Founding Fathers are “turning over in their … more

I would like to publicly thank all those on the Delaware County Board of Supervisors who voted yes to moving forward as the sponsoring municipality for the reconstruction of the Bramley Mountain Fire … more

Before next week’s school budget vote and the vote on the proposition to increase the taxes levied by the William B. Ogden Library by 2%, I would like to try to clear up a misconception many … more

Cancer is the second leading cause of death in New York state. In 2019, there were over 118,000 new cases of cancer and nearly 34,000 New Yorkers died of the disease.   NYS Department of … more

World War II and the decades immediately preceding and following it are the most pivotal/pregnant events in world history. Global fascism in the 1930s (Spain, Germany, Italy and Japan) threatened the … more

A graveside service for Becky Jean Sines will be held on Friday, May 12, 2023 1 p.m. at Walton Cemetery, 55 Fancher Avenue, Walton, with Pastor Larry Light, officiating.   Memorial … more

I find the sheer amount of anguish and weeping and gnashing of teeth over Don Kalibat’s letter, as voiced by readers in last week’s paper, extremely overwhelming and absurd. It may come … more

This is in response to the letter sent to The Reporter March 8. Trying to edit copy before it goes to print is overreach. Please look up the First Amendment. I presume the letter was composed by Tina … more