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Brescia election will create other vacancies
Stephen Brescia’s election as Montgomery Town Supervisor will create two other vacancies in local government. He may have a hand in filling both of them. Brescia captured nearly 65 percent … more
Walden’s Hill Street Bridge, spanning the Tin Brook, has been closed to vehicle traffic since 2013.
Walden files lawsuit over Hill Street Bridge
The Village of Walden, as part of the ongoing litigation against the Town of Montgomery for the state of Hill Street Bridge, recently submitted a notice of motion to the Orange County Supreme Court … more
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Police Chief Dominick Blasko speaking during the ceremony
Pine Bush honors veterans with annual ceremony
The Crawford community showed its support and appreciation for veterans during its annual dedication last Saturday, November 11 at 11 a.m. in Crawford Town Park, featuring several speeches and … more
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The council’s board members standing together.
BCGM celebrates year with annual dinner
The Business Council of Greater Montgomery hosted its second annual dinner event on November 2 at Pleasantly Divine Stables, where members and attendees celebrated the council and its partners’ … more
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Volunteers of the church and members of its Hospitality Guild together in the kitchen
Seniors enjoy hearty breakfast at the Reformed Church
The Reformed Church of Shawangunk hosted its monthly senior breakfast last Wednesday, November 8 in its community center, where seniors enjoyed warm food, chatted with old friends, won raffle prizes … more
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Members of Pine Bush First Fridays Inc. holding their first grant from Vision Hudson Valley, the 2023 Stuart Turner Placemaking Grant
Local businesses rejoice during November’s First Friday
The Pine Bush First Fridays committee hosted its latest First Friday on November 3 in Crawford Square, a monthly event held between May and December that celebrated local businesses, artists and … more
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Kitten café comes to Walden
The Humane Society of Walden was at Blue Fox Books on Saturday, October 21, for a Kitten Café. This event was arranged to allow people to meet adorable kittens and learn more about the … more
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The City gets spooky
A brisk Halloween night in the City of Newburgh was celebrated with lights, music, costumes and candy as the annual City Trunk or Treat celebration welcomed families to enjoy a safe and fun evening. … more
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A family of Super Heroes are all smiles.
Highland hosts Halloween celebration
Members of NY Beauty Bar hosting a carnival-themed trunk.
Thrills and chills at Montgomery’s Trunk-or-Treat
Residents of Montgomery experienced a terrifyingly good time on Friday, October 26 in Benedict Farm Park during the town’s Trunk-or-Treat, an annual Halloween event hosted by the Town of … more
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Crawford proposition rejected by voters
A resolution to extend the term of office from two to four years for the town supervisor, town clerk, highway superintendent and receiver of taxes was rejected by town voters on Tuesday by a margin … more
Majestic edges Arnold in Gardiner
In a close race for Town Supervisor in Gardiner, Incumbent Democrat Marybeth Majestic appears to have held off a challenge from Republican- Green Gardiner challenger Scott Arnold, with 51.1 percent … more
Plavchak wins in Lloyd; incumbents win in Marlborough
Incumbent David Plavchak (R-C) was re-elected supervisor in the Town of Lloyd, capturing nearly 55 percent of the vote. Plavchak outpolled Democratic challenger Stuart Weiss by a margin of   … more
DePew elected Supervisor in the Town of Plattekill
    Longtime Town of Plattekill Republican Councilman Dean DePew Sr. will become the new Supervisor in 2024 after defeating Democrat businessman Michael Lembo on Tuesday.    … more
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Ronk, Amthor and LoCicero elected in the Town of Shawangunk
    New Town of Shawangunk Supervisor Ken Ronk Jr. will be joined on the Town Board by incumbent Brian Amthor and former town highway superintendent Joe LoCicero following Tuesday’s … more
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Forsythia will serve as a buffer between the solar installation and a neighbor’s property.
Solar farm developer to pay for neighbor’s shrubbery
The Town of Montgomery’s October 30 Planning Board Meeting opened with an update to the New York Solar Farm proposed for Plains Road, including comments from both the developer and a resident. … more
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RDM developers seek to move forward with warehouse
Discussion on Real Deal Management’s warehouse proposed for Bracken Road made rounds once more during the Town of Montgomery’s October 30 planning board meeting, featuring numerous … more
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Shawangunk adopts budget that exceeds the tax cap for the second year in a row
The Town of Shawangunk unanimously adopted its 2024 budget that exceeds the state-mandated 2.0 tax cap for the second year in a row at its November 2 Town Board meeting. The board voted 5-0 to … more
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Historical society memorializes Wooster Mfg. Co.
On October 21, the Historical Society of Walden and the Wallkill Valley unveiled a historical marker for the Wooster Manufacturing Company on 30 Elm Street in Walden, a clothing factory that operated … more
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Walden honors veterans with Hometown Heroes banners
The Walden community gathered in the village square, Saturday, to celebrate its latest veteran dedication: banners lining Main Street that display local veterans’ portraits and the branches in … more
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