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Story | February 5, 2026
ALBANY — An issue many local communities thought was a dead issue, has resurfaced after a dozen years. As solar projects sit idle, the highly controversial Constitution Pipeline proposal has been rekindled to help meet energy demands and supply natural gas to the Northeast. Information packets have been sent to the towns and counties involved along the pro
Story | February 5, 2026
Team and High Individual Match Scores 01/23/26 Match XIII Oneonta beats Sidney: 1087-17X to 1056-18X Walton defeats Stamford: 1113-19X to 1082-24X High Shooters for Walton were: Justin McAdams 280-9X; Dennis Bennett 279-5X; Dan Bennett 277-3X; and Glenn Bowker 277-2X Other Walton Shooters: Michael Noviello, Bill McAdams, Jeff Yambor, Steve Dutcher, Ryan
Story | February 5, 2026
DELHI — Sheriff Craig S. DuMond announced the arrest of a Kortright man for driving with a suspended license. On January 12th, 2026, while on patrol in the Village of Delhi, Sheriff’s Deputies observed a vehicle being operated with no license/registration plates. Upon conducting a traffic stop, Deputies identified the operator as 57-year-old David Quackenb
Story | February 5, 2026
DELHI — Sheriff Craig S. DuMond announced the arrest of a Bainbridge resident for allegedly driving while intoxicated. On Thursday night, January 22nd, 2026, while patrolling in the Village of Delhi, Sheriff’s Deputies observed a vehicle being operated by a male passenger, from the passenger seat, without a driver in the driver seat. Deputies made contact w
Story | February 5, 2026
DELHI – SUNY Cobleskill freshman MJ Ford put together a performance for the ages on Saturday afternoon, pouring in a freshman program-record 38 points to lift the SUNY Cobleskill Ag & Tech men’s basketball team to a thrilling 97-88 double-overtime comeback win over rival Delhi. Ford (Staten Island, NY) was simply unstoppable, scoring a freshman program-reco
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HONESDALE, PA — Jim Donnelly, President and Chief Executive Officer of Wayne Bank, is pleased to announce a transition in the Bank’s brokerage and investment platforms, moving from LPL Financial to Cetera Wealth Services, LLC. “Our transition to Cetera Wealth Services supports our continued focus on enhancing our wealth management offerings, improving our s
Story | February 5, 2026
DELHI – The Delaware-Chenango-Madison-Otsego (DCMO) BOCES has proposed a $44.4 million capital project designed to renew and strengthen their ability to serve students. Community members in the 16 school districts of DCMO BOCES, which includes Delaware Academy CSD at Delhi, will have an opportunity to vote on the project on February 3, 2026. Voting will take
Story | February 5, 2026
ROXBURY — The Roxbury Arts Group announces an open call for participation in an upcoming group exhibition, ‘The Things I Never Said’. Submissions are due by no later than 4pm on February 24, 2026 and the show will run from March 28 - June 27 this year. ‘The Things I Never Said’ will explore themes of memory, truth, and the power of the human voice. What hav
Story | February 5, 2026
STAMFORD – As the notifications for Groundhog Day pop up in your reminders, it is likely Punxsutawney Phil isn't even going to want them to bring him out of his cozy little quarters underneath the Punxsutawney Library. The temperatures in the region have been and will continue to be in the single digits with below zero windchills right up until Spring Predic
Story | February 5, 2026
Stephanie Valk- the victim of this depraved murder. Justin Valk DELHI - Delaware County District Attorney Shawn J. Smith announced that Justin T. Valk, 49, of Davenport was found guilty of Murder in the Second Degree, a Class A-II Felony and several other felony charges on January 23, 2026, by a jury of his peers in Delaware County Court. In a trial lasti
Story | February 5, 2026
PRATTSVILLE – We must send out special thanks and appreciation to all our civil workers who are keeping us safe and allowing us to continue on with our normal lives of going grocery shopping, trips to the Post Office and hardware stores and those ever ongoing doctors appointments. Along with those aforementioned, we thank our law enforcement officers, fireme
Story | February 5, 2026
WINDHAM - Nobody makes water in Windham so somebody has to pay to provide it and government leaders are partially increasing that cost. Town board members, at a meeting last week, passed a resolution raising the price for some water district users for reasons they say are overdue and unavoidable. “We need to adjust the rates so we can stay in business,” to
