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May 1, 2026: Monster state grants, food truck limbo, villages in fiscal danger, and more

from Delaware County Newscast · host Andrew Kantor

This week, two villages score some big money from New York State, but other villages are facing budgetary challenges if they don't get county help. (And no, the county still won’t give it.) And if you’re looking for help with AI — artificial insemination, that is — there’s a workshop coming up just for you. Hands on, too! And there’s more!Written and produced in Sidney, NY, by Andrew Kantor.Link from the podcast:Artificial insemination seminar info: https://fllw.me/4dihSRB and the program flyer (PDF): https://delconewscast.com/files/2026-06_Artificial-Insemination.pdfRemember: Keep up with (real) local news!Subscribe to The Reporter — formerly the Walton Reporter: https://the-reporter.net/subscribe/Listen to Catskills News Talk: https://www.catskillnewstalk.com/Subscribe to the Daily Star (now three days a week): https://www.thedailystar.com/subscriptions

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This week, two villages score some big money from New York State, but other villages are facing budgetary challenges if they don't get county help. (And no, the county still won’t give it.) And if you’re looking for help with AI — artificial insemination, that is — there’s a workshop coming up just for you. Hands on, too! And there’s more! Written and produced in Sidney, NY, by Andrew Kantor. Link from the podcast: Artificial insemination seminar info: https://fllw.me/4dihSRB and the program ...

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