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Yeshiva Ohr Naftoli plans aired in New Windsor
The Town of New Windsor Planning Board approved a public hearing and declared itself lead agency for the project Yeshiva Ohr Naftoli. The project represented by Engineering and Surveying Properties … more
Town board tables battery storage project after fire at nearby facility
After a fire broke out at a battery storage facility in Warwick, the Montgomery Town Board has decided to push off the conversation of the possible construction of one in Walden. Bay Wa r.e. is … more
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Sketch of a proposed KSH warehouse in the Village of Montgomery.
Noise and traffic
After Village of Montgomery Planning Board Chairman Kevin Conero told the public they had plans to get second opinions on many concerns regarding the warehouse proposal on Route 211, residents … more
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Walden Church to provide free meals for kids
The Greater Love Deliverance Center Church in Walden is proud to announce their new free summer lunch program for the first year ever. Beginning this Wednesday, July 5, the church will … more
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Awosting Club’s website describes it as a ‘premium glamping” facility.
Awosting Club suit vs Town of Gardiner dismissed
Town of Gardiner Supervisor Marybeth Majestic declared victory for the town after the Awosting Club’s Article 78 lawsuit vs. the town and its building inspector/code enforcement officer Bruce … more
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Walden residents have code enforcement concerns
At a recent Village of Walden Board of Trustees meeting, several residents brought up concerns around the village that centered around one thing: code enforcement. Code enforcement is a common … more
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A section of DamGood Farm where they do gardening. The entire farm is located on 33 acres.
Wallkill farm kickstarts community compost program
A 2020 stimulus check is what created DamGood Family Farm, a first-generation garden-turned-farm owned by husband-wife duo Shayne and Lucas O’Neill-Carillo. A few years later and they’ve … more
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Nicholas Zica with his father, Dan Zica, fellow scouts and others.
Walden Boy Scout presents Eagle Project to local SPCA
After roughly a month of building benches and dog obstacles, Boy Scout Nicholas Zica finally presented his Eagle Scout project to the Hudson Valley SPCA in New Windsor this past Saturday. … more
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Bear and other wild animal sightings becoming more common
Within the Hudson Valley, many municipalities with natural areas are home to a variety of species of animals including the black bear. With assistance from the New York State Department of … more
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New York State Troopers walked the perimeter of the Valero Gas Station along Lake St as reports of an attempted robbery were unfolding.
Robbery suspect taken into custody
A suspect has been apprehended by authorities following an attempted robbery at the Valero Gas Station at the corner of Lake Street and South William Street in Newburgh   The following … more
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Newburgh Library introduces E-Learning Computer Lab for online classes and individualized support
The Newburgh Free Library announces the launch of its state-of-the-art E-Learning Computer Lab, providing the community with access to online classes, personalized assistance, and a range of devices … more
Mount talk focuses on health disparities in the LGBTQ community
In recognition of Pride Month, Mount Saint Mary College’s Desmond Center for Community Engagement and Wellness hosted a discussion on the health disparities of the LGBTQ community in Orange … more
Wet birds DO fly!
Despite some iffy weather and ominous clouds, the New York Air Show drew thousands to Orange County Airport this past weekend. more
City of Newburgh wins award for government budgeting
City Manager Todd Venning, on Thursday, announced the City of Newburgh has received North America’s most prestigious award for state and local government budgeting: the Distinguished Budget … more
Alternate Side of the Street Parking Suspended on Montgomery Street, Newburgh
Effective July 3 rd , and until further notice, alternate side of the street parking rules will be temporarily suspended on Montgomery Street between Broad Street and Park Place due to the ongoing … more
Colin Schmitt was the leader in Tuesday's New Windsor Republican Primary, edging Stephen Bedetti by a total of 3 votes.
Schmitt leads by 3 votes in New Windsor primary
New Windsor’s Republican Primary election concluded with Supervisor Candidate Colin Schmitt declaring victory over opponent Councilman Stephen Bedetti. Anusha B. Mehar and Robert D. McLymore of … more
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Ronk wins in Shawangunk; Majestic wins in Gardiner
       Longtime Ulster County Legislator Ken Ronk Jr. easily won the Republican nomination for Shawangunk Supervisor over current Councilman Adrian “Binker” … more
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The Clintondale Post Office could be part of a U.S. Postal Service restructuring as early as September of 2023.
Union plea: ‘save our local post offices’
After Postmaster General Louis DeJoy revealed his 10-year-plan, “Delivering for America” in 2021, many labor unions, locals and government officials have been fighting back. They fear for … more
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The Lloyd Democratic Slate for November; (l. – r.) Rich Klotz for Highway Superintendent, Eugene Rizzo for Town Justice, Mike Guerriero and Joe Mazzetti for Town Council, Stuart Weiss for Town Supervisor and Bob Haskins for Ulster County Legislature.
Lloyd Democrats select candidates
Last week the Lloyd Democrats selected their candidates for the fall election.   Before the caucus got underway, caucus chairman Joe Avampato held a moment of silence for the late Rose … more
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Affordable housing questions remain
Last week the Lloyd Town Board continued discussing the Affordable Housing Law that has been in effect since 2010, but to date, the town has failed to have any developer provide a single affordable … more
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