May 15, 2026: Meal program update, plus news from Colchester, Walton, Hamden, and Sidney!

from Delaware County Newscast · host Andrew Kantor

This week we’ve got the latest on the senior-meals program in the county, plus solar moritoria, Sidney’s hantavirus connection, sign limits in Hamden, and more.Links from the podcast:Town of Colchester: https://www.colchesterny.govSidney’s proposed property-tax payment plans: https://fllw.me/4eG3Xa8Remember: Keep up with (real) local news!Subscribe to The Reporter — formerly the Walton Reporter: https://the-reporter.net/subscribeListen to Catskills News Talk: https://www.catskillnewstalk.comSubscribe to the Daily Star (now three days a week): https://www.thedailystar.com/subscriptionsWritten and produced in Sidney, NY, by Andrew Kantor.

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