Yesterday | Daily Star
DELHI _ Some sipped, others guzzled, but when the drinking was done, Sidney's water splashed its way to a first-place finish.
Yesterday | Daily Star
A Walton teen who died in a one-car motor-vehicle accident early Thursday morning was remembered as "a great kid" by friends and family.
Backtracking: Rise and fall of S.J. Bailey
The region's economy was definitely on the mend in 1939, as the Great Depression was loosening its grip.
A Walton teen died in a one-car motor vehicle accident this morning, state police at Sidney said.
'Women helping girls make choices' event held
Over eighty 5th and 6th grade girls from 14 school districts in the DCMO and ONC BOCES service areas participated in the Fourteenth Annual Women Helping Girls Make Choices event held recently at SUNY Oneonta.
Step Back in Time features community news items from The Daily Star 25 and 50 years ago.
Question of the week: What do you think about President Obama's efforts to reform health care in the United States? "The reason why it's so expensive is because of insurance companies.
The Sidney Memorial Public Library announced its summer program schedule, including family programs, programs for children and teens, and events at branch libraries in Sidney Center and Masonville.
Tri-Towns area needs full hospital Dr. Marianne Soden, chief executive officer for the Tri-Town Regional Hospital, is uninformed as to why The Hospital in Sidney was closed.
CICERO - Mission No. 1 was accomplished by Mari Giurastante on Friday. Step 2 comes this afternoon- and she'll be more mindful of nutritional needs along the way.
The Chandler Burr Name-dropping Index
There is - as we established in this week's Q&A with the writer - a never-ending deluge of name-dropping in Chandler Burr's debut novel, You or Someone Like You , which must have required research as prodigious as anything Harold Bloom ever conducted.
Woman pleads innocent in Andes death
A Margaretville woman who was involved in a fatal accident Dec. 13 has been arraigned on charges of driving while intoxicated but not vehicular manslaughter, Delaware County District Attorney Richard Northrup said Friday.
Try different punishment for vandals
In the latest of a disturbing series of cemetery vandalism over the last decade, two Walton teens were charged Sunday with desecrating a marble gravestone at the Walton Cemetery.
Sidney DAR honors Woman of the Year
The Sidney Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at 11:30 a.m. May 14 at the home of Juel Luscomb, with eight members present.
Petitions to run for town and county offices will begin to circulate Saturday, but sources said the only countywide race in Delaware County could be uncontested.
State Qualifier tone may be repeat feats
Opportunity for repeat Section 4 track & field championships will be widespread in today's State Qualifier, scheduled for a 3:30 start at Binghamton Alumni Stadium.
Groton Town Talk: Light Fantastic to debut at Main Street Gallery
The Main Street Gallery, 105 Main St., is pleased to present the juried exhibition, 'Light Fantastic' from June 11 to July 19.
Shop Talk: Celebration Creations Wedding and Event Planning
Shop Talk is a weekly column featuring locally owned and operated businesses. This week, we talk to Kerri Insinga, owner of Celebration Creations Wedding and Event Planning, based in Sidney.
SUNY Oneonta holds its 120th annual commencement
Chair and Professor of Music Dr. Robert Barstow hands graduating music industry major Kathryn Moyer her diploma on stage during the SUNY Oneonta graduation ceremony held on Saturday.
Drug may reduce risk of diabetes-related amputations
NEW YORK A drug designed to lower cholesterol can reduce the risk of amputations in diabetes patients, according to an Australian study published last week in The Lancet.
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