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Story | May 24, 2025
CAIRO - “This is what I was afraid of,” Greene County Legislature member and Minority Leader Harry Lennon (District 8, Cairo) said, during the most recent talks on the possible creation of a countywide ambulance system. Lennon is part of conversations hosted by lawmakers over the past seven months connected to the potential plan (please see related story in
Story | May 15, 2025
PINE HILL — Spring is finally in full swing, and that means it’s time for the Pine Hill Community Center’s two biggest fundraising events of the year. First up is the PHCC Thrift’s 10th Annual Spring Clothing Event which will be held May 17th and 18th from 11a-4p at the Pine Hill Community Center. This year’s sale will include over 1,000 pieces of Eileen Fi
Story | May 15, 2025
CATSKILL - An impassioned discussion unfolded in the chambers of the Greene County Legislature, earlier this week, surrounding changes in providing meals and visits to elderly and homebound residents. Lawmaker Daryl Legg (District 7, Hunter, Lexington & Halcott) raised the issue during a County Services committee meeting, Monday night. Present in the room
Story | May 11, 2025
A dining cart aboard the Delaware & Ulster train with full 360-degree views in the front. Conductor and Manager Stephen Lane climbing aboard the Delaware & Ulster train engine set to tug along the railway beginning May 10. The Arkville Station is considered a historic site. The plaque states the Ulster & Delaware RR Hub, spurred tourism, NYC trade also ser
Story | May 11, 2025
MARGARETVILLE — The Margaretville Village Board will meet Thursday, May 8 at 4 p.m. to read from a NYS Legislative Resolution honoring the village at the 150th anniversary of its incorporation. The Resolution was passed by both the Senate and the Assembly March 20, and the village was to be honored on the floor of the Senate in Albany May 6 with Village repr
Story | May 11, 2025
CATSKILL - Nothing is etched in stone or cement yet but an energetic effort is underway to make use of the ghostly-dormant lands and structures in and around the once-enlivened Lehigh Cement plant. The Greene County Legislature, at a recent meeting, approved a resolution authorizing the submission of a grant application related to what is being called the C
Story | May 11, 2025
DELHI – Carli Pinner, candidate for Delaware County Treasurer, has received a wave of influential endorsements from respected county leaders, including retiring Treasurer Beverly J. Shields, Budget Director and Finance Committee Chairman Art Merrill, and several other longtime public servants. After more than 30 years of service, Treasurer Beverly Shields b
Story | May 11, 2025
DELAWARE LEAGUE – Charlotte Valley/Schenevus defeated Margaretville 19-1 on Tuesday to pick up another league win. Natalie Amadon connected on a trio of hits, scored a pair of runs and drove in five RBI, while Josie Butler added two hits and had four RBI. Abby Vroman had three hits and three runs, Brinlee Wright added two hits and three runs and Sam Barrett,
Story | May 11, 2025
Students and advisors from Wittekind Gymnasium in Lübbecke, Germany pose with their American hosts in front of the Delaware Academy high school building Thursday. DELHI – Delaware Academy Central School at Delhi is hosting 13 students and their advisors from Wittekind Gymnasium (School) in Lübbecke, Germany this week. The group is staying with host families
Story | May 1, 2025
ARKVILLE — This past Friday night Union Grove Distillery was host of an astonishing number of folks dressed up in the Country and Western themed outfits for the Brett Rollins Trivia Night. The theme was the Grand Ole Opry Rollins has a fabulous talent for organizing entertaining events, shares his love for bringing folks together, “We’ve been really excited
Story | May 1, 2025
CATSKILL - Springtime daffodils have been fully blooming which apparently is an inspiration for the Greene County Legislature to authorize the acquisition of multiple, fairly big-ticket items. Lawmakers, at their regular monthly meeting in mid-April, approved the purchase of a new vehicle for the Department of Social Services. A 2025 Chrysler Pacifica Sele
Story | May 1, 2025
Saturday, May 10, 1 pm Members of local historical societies, local historians, and members of the general public are invited to attend the Delaware County Historical Association’s 2025 History Conference. Making History in Delaware County is specifically designed for town and village historical societies of Delaware County. However, it is open to anyone wi
