This is the Delaware County Newscast with a bit of the most interesting news from around the county this week. I'm Andrew Cantor. The Delaware County Economic Development Committee heard the report about its big social media advertising push that's meant to increase tourism to the area. An optimist? An optimist would appreciate how much new traffic is being driven to the county's tourism site, especially people from out of state. But a pessimist would note that ad viewers and website visitors, they're a lot different than real-life tourists. To be fair, there's at least some anecdotal evidence that more out-of-staters are coming to county events, but no one has any real data. Hopefully, the ad traffic is a uh a leading indicator, and we'll start to see a bump in tourism because of it later this year or maybe next. Delhi residents got a brief scare when officials there said there were elevated levels of lead in the water. But it turned out that only four homes actually have a problem. Everyone else's water should be a-okay. The speed limit in Andes hasn't changed, but the Hamlet has spent 16 grand to buy four of those uh solar-powered radar signs that tell you how fast you're going. They'll be put on the roads leading into Andes to draw attention to the 30 mile an hour speed limit. But motorists are already complaining that they don't show the speed limit, just their current speed, so they don't know how fast they're supposed to be going. Why not? Because they ignored the speed limit signs they just passed. Middletown officials are planning to pass the town's short-term rental law next month. They're planning to publish the bill beforehand, so there are no surprises. The basic plan? It's to charge a one-time registration fee to rental owners, then three or four hundred dollars a month, depending on whether the owner lives in Middletown, and that'll cover all the inspection expenses. Did you know that the playground in Sydney's Keith Clark Park is called the Friendship Playground? Maybe not, because the sign has been in pretty bad shape. Well, it's just been replaced by a brand spankin' new one, and that'll be dedicated on Saturday the 26th, the same day volunteers will do their annual park spruce up. Speaking of parks, Roxbury's Kirkside Park is having some problems with the people who visit it. They're damaging footbridges so they can jump into the river, they're littering, they aren't picking up after their dogs, and they're letting those dogs run around off leash. So officials, they are looking at installing more and better security cameras, adding lighting, and doing more to catch and punish the people who are ruining the park for everyone else. And there you have it some of the most interesting news to come out of Delaware County this week. You can always find us at delkonewscast.com. I'm Andrew Cantor. See you next time.