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🎉 A night of celebration, leadership, and community spirit in Delaware County!The annual Delaware County Democratic Dinn...
05/30/2026

🎉 A night of celebration, leadership, and community spirit in Delaware County!

The annual Delaware County Democratic Dinner, held May 30 at SUNY Delhi, brought together local, state, and national leaders for an inspiring evening honoring those who make a difference.

Congratulations to Kim Van Atta, named Democrat of the Year, and Robin Williams, recognized as Citizen of the Year, for their outstanding dedication and service to our communities.

The event also featured remarks from New York Attorney General Letitia James, Congressman Josh Riley (NY-19), and Democratic National Committee Chair Ken Martin, highlighting the importance of civic engagement and the work ahead.

Want to see photos, highlights, and full coverage from this memorable evening? Subscribe to The Reporter and stay connected to the stories shaping Delaware County and beyond.

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Who’s going to enforce local codes? Who’s writing the grants? And who’s paying the price when property assessments fall ...
05/29/2026

Who’s going to enforce local codes? Who’s writing the grants? And who’s paying the price when property assessments fall decades behind?
Delaware County leaders and village mayors gathered this week to confront the growing financial pressures facing small municipalities — from staffing shortages and rising costs to inequities in property taxes.
One proposal gaining momentum: a countywide grant manager to help villages compete for funding and navigate state bureaucracy.
Read the full story on the debate over shared services, code enforcement, assessments and the future of Delaware County’s villages.
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https://the-reporter.net/stories/from-code-enforcement-to-grant-writing-villages-seek-shared-solutions,250412

DELHI - In response to pleas from the mayors of 10 Delaware County villages, a sub-committee of the county’s Board of Supervisors met on Wednesday, May 27, to discuss ways in which the county could …

đź“Ś đź’°đź’µSeven years. Hundreds of properties. Millions of dollars tied up.Delaware County supervisors pressed Treasurer Carli...
05/27/2026

đź“Ś đź’°đź’µSeven years. Hundreds of properties. Millions of dollars tied up.
Delaware County supervisors pressed Treasurer Carli Pinner on Wednesday over the county’s stalled tax foreclosure auctions — and left with a sobering answer: there will likely be no large-scale auction this year.
“It’s going to be next year,” Pinner said. “I mean, realistically, probably not. I mean, it’s a mess.”
The Reporter traces the years-long breakdown involving court rulings, legal disputes, policy rewrites and mounting frustration inside county government as nearly 300 foreclosed properties remain frozen in limbo.
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https://the-reporter.net/stories/supervisors-press-treasurer-over-frozen-tax-auctions-mounting-property-backlog,250070

DELHI - Members of the Delaware County Finance Committee expressed growing frustration Wednesday, May 27, as they questioned a mounting backlog of unsold tax-foreclosed properties that has left …

đźš— A battered sedan rolled into the DCMO BOCES shop nearly totaled. Months later, students transformed it into something ...
05/26/2026

🚗 A battered sedan rolled into the DCMO BOCES shop nearly totaled. Months later, students transformed it into something far more valuable — a rehabilitation tool that will help patients at UHS Delaware Valley Hospital regain independence after illness or injury.
The Reporter takes readers inside the DCMO BOCES automotive programs, where students are learning collision repair, welding, fabrication and mechanical skills while preparing for careers in high-demand trades.
Read about the cross-campus collaboration, the students rebuilding the vehicle, and how the finished car will be craned into the hospital’s new therapy wing.
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https://the-reporter.net/stories/from-wreck-to-rehab,249890

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