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NEWS • Dec 14, 2025

Sheriff’s Office Donates $2,500 in Toys to Delaware Opportunities

DELHI — The Delaware County Sheriff’s Office is proud to announce the donation of $2,500 worth of toys to Delaware Opportunities, made possible through the enthusiastic participation of agency members in this year’s Double Down December fundraiser. Male Corrections Officers, Road Patrol Deputies and staff were encouraged to participate by contributing funds (in advance) in exchange for the opportunity to grow beards, and other facial hair and participating female Correction Officers were ...

NEWS • Dec 14, 2025

Roxbury: Tax Increase Questioned, Transfer Station Process Reviewed

By Mary A. CrisafulliROXBURY - A member of the public called the recent 6% tax increase for the 2026 budget embarrassing at a board meeting on Dec. 8th. She questioned why the board did not do more to increase revenues throughout the year to avoid such a significant increase.The $4.2 million 2026 budget was adopted in November, with nearly $3 million to be raised through taxes. The total tax levy exceeds $2.7 million, which is approximately $93,992 above the tax cap.The resident scolded the boar...

NEWS • Dec 14, 2025

Seasoned Social Club Hosts a Holiday Party

The Seasoned Social Club hosted a wreath-making workshop Monday at Margaretville United Methodist Church, taught by Meganne Balcom of Cody's Sugar Shack in Fleischmanns. From left: Linda Mead, Joan Lawrence-Bauer and Mary McGrane work on their creations.MARGARETVILLE — The Seasoned Social Club of Middletown township will hold a holiday party on Wednesday, December 17 at 12:30 p.m. in the Margaretville United Methodist Church’s lower-level dining hall, at 55 Church Street.The party will featu...

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