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Story | October 25, 2025
MIDDLETOWN - Despite several seats on the ballot this year, no incumbents are being contested in Middletown. Supervisor Glen Faulkner is running for a second term. Faulkner will appear under the Democrat and Community Collaboration lines on the ballot. "During my first term in office," said Faulkner, "I have been focused on following through on three core
Story | October 25, 2025
Councilmember Robin Williams Councilmember Colleen Martin Supervisor Glen Faulkner Justice John R. Fairbairn III MIDDLETOWN - Despite several seats on the ballot this year, no incumbents are being contested in Middletown. Supervisor Glen Faulkner is running for a second term. Faulkner will appear under the Democrat and Community Collaboration lines on t
Story | October 24, 2025
CATSKILL - Taxpayers won’t be asked to pay more taxes in the proposed 2026 Greene County budget, but some will end up doing so anyway. And there could be resistance by some county legislature members to approve the financial plan with its $141,858,252 bottom line. Lawmakers will gather in the Catskill High School auditorium on October 27 at 6:15 p.m. to co
Story | October 24, 2025
DELHI – Cornell Cooperative Extension of Delaware County will be holding their annual meeting which will highlight the accomplishments of 2025. The yearly event is slated for Saturday November 8th at Bluestone Pub & Restaurant at 85 Scotch Mountain Road, Delhi with limited seating. The morning will begin with an awards presentation and a quick meeting Cornel
Story | October 24, 2025
DELHI — The annual meeting of the Delaware County Historical Association (DCHA) will be held on Sunday, November 2,. The meeting will begin at 1pm in the large gallery at DCHA with a potluck luncheon. This will be followed by the presentation of DCHA’s annual Awards of Merit to those groups and individuals who have volunteered their time and skills to preser
Story | October 24, 2025
HOBART — For the last five years, a group of Hobart business members have worked hard to support each other, and to encourage businesses to work together for the improvement of the village and surrounding area. Now they would like to widen their mission to include interested village residents who, although they do not have a business in town, want to help th
Story | October 24, 2025
DELHI – Delaware Academy Central School District at Delhi will again be hosting area veterans for a special Veterans Day event on Thursday, November 10. Veterans and their families are invited to attend the event, beginning with a breakfast at 8:15 am, followed by an assembly and special program in the high school auditorium at 8:50 am. The assembly will beg
Story | October 24, 2025
DELAWARE COUNTY — This past Saturday, the nationwide No Kings rallies drew what many are calling the largest single-day turnout of protesters in United States history. Estimates range from seven to eight million participants across major cities and small towns alike. In Delaware County, residents gathered in Delhi and Margaretville, describing scenes of unit
Story | October 10, 2025
DELHI — The Delaware Academy Central School Board met Monday, September 22, 2025, opening with the Pledge of Allegiance and a reminder about public comment: time is set aside at the beginning and end of each meeting, speakers get two minutes, and questions may be referred for follow-up. There were no public comments and no presentations, so the board moved b
Story | October 10, 2025
DELAWARE LEAGUE – Gilboa-Conesville/Roxbury picked up a pair of wins over the week to stay undefeated on the season, now 4-0-1 and 10-0-2 heading into the final games of the regular season. South Kortright/Andes is a close second, also undefeated in league play with a pair of ties. There is a key pairing between Windham and GCR on Tuesday. If GCR wins they c
Story | October 10, 2025
DELHI – The Delaware Academy Student Senate will host a community blood drive with the American Red Cross on Thursday, October 16 from 8:00 to 1:00 in the Delaware Academy Middle School gym. “The Student Senate is committed to strengthening our community and helping meet hospital and patient needs through blood donations,” said co-advisor David Ainsworth. “
Story | October 10, 2025
ROXBURY — The Roxbury Arts Grant announces $175,000 in funding available for the 2026 Delaware County Arts Grant cycle. An additional $40,000 for organizational support has also been received. This grant program is made possible by funding from the New York State Council on the Arts. The Roxbury Arts Group is proud to administer the Delaware County Arts Gra
