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New roles for Ulster’s Deputy Planning Director
Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger announced Monday that she has appointed Amanda LaValle, currently the County’s Deputy Director of Planning, to fill the vacant Deputy County Executive … more
Lloyd Reviews Villages soil mitigation plan
Last week Lloyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak touched upon the submitted Soil Mitigation Plan from the proposed Villages project, saying he wanted all of this to be done, “as quickly as we can to … more
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Plattekill to board some strays in Gardiner
The Town of Plattekill has signed an agreement to house some of its stray dogs at the Gardiner Animal Hospital. The one-year agreement states that stray dogs that are sent to the Gardiner Animal … more
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Lloyd Police Chief highlights activity in 2022
Last week Lloyd Police Chief James Janso released a summary of his department’s activities for 2022.During the year the department received 11,900 calls for service; there were 467 accidents, … more
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Torrance Harvey
Harvey to seek re-election
Current City of Newburgh Mayor Torrance Harvey will be seeking re-election this coming November and will be running on the Democratic line. Harvey was previously endorsed by the Working Families … more
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Carla Johnson inspects one of the coats available.
Desmond Center and Melanin Unchained host coat and supply drive
City of Newburgh residents were welcomed to Mount Saint Mary College’s Aquinas Hall on a brisk Saturday morning to take part in a community giveaway event that included coats, winter clothing, … more
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Community members take videos and photos as the Pan-African flag is raised in the city.
City begins Black History Month celebration
The City of Newburgh began the celebration of Black History Month with the raising of the Pan-African Flag on Wednesday, February 1. Members of the community and elected officials gathered at the … more
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The highly-anticipated Vails Gate Fire Company firehouse along Blooming Grove Turnpike expects to be completed by November 2024.
Vails Gate FD set to begin construction of new firehouse
Members of the Vails Gate Fire Company over the course of the past few weeks have been packing away memorabilia, equipment and other trademark items of their firehouse located at 872 Blooming Grove … more
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Veronia McMillan and Patricia Clarino
Two new candidates emerge in New Windsor
More names emerge as first time candidates Patricia Clarino and Veronica McMillan have announced their runs for town positions in the 2023 election season for New Windsor. Clarino will be running … more
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Anthony LoBiondo
LoBiondo seeks another term on town council
Current councilman and longtime Newburgh resident Anthony LoBiondo will seek re-election to the town board this coming election year. In addition, LoBiondo will be running on the Republican line and … more
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Overlook Farms receives site plan approval
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board issued preliminary and conditional final site plan approval along with Architectural Review Board approval for the project known as Overlook Farms. The decision … more
The acclaimed American String Quartet returns to Newburgh on Sunday, with special guest harpist Nancy Allen.
A musical preview of Valentine’s Day
Join the internationally acclaimed American String Quartet, with harpist Nancy Allen, on Feb. 12 for an afternoon of chamber music masterpieces. The program, presented by Newburgh Chamber Music, … more
New warehouse proposed for Jeannie Drive
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board declared itself lead agency for the project known as Hillside Land Development during their regular meeting on Thursday, February 2. The project is being … more
Safety plans at school: are they working?
Last August, the Valley Central Board of Education approved inter-municipal agreements that would install safety plans in school buildings starting September 2022. An incident at Valley Central High … more
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Montgomery residents: no more warehouses
The building of warehouses has long been a debated topic in Montgomery, and the proposed Route 211 development isn’t sitting well with locals. A total of four - two 60,000 (35 feet high) and … more
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Ramos seeks re-election as Walden’s mayor
Village of Walden Mayor John Ramos is seeking to be re-elected for a second term. Ramos, who ran for mayor originally in 2021, is hoping to stick with Walden a while longer to finish important … more
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Shawangunk appoints new historian
Kyle Williams was appointed the historian for the Town of Shawangunk at its February 3 Town Board meeting. Williams was approved by a 4-0 vote after a brief interview by board members during an … more
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Deb Clinton
Gardiner resident seeks seat on Ulster Legislature
Debra Clinton, a local middle school principal, has announced her candidacy for the Ulster County Legislature, representing District 16. Clinton, a lifelong Gardiner resident, is running in the new … more
Big Dogs in Walden
Big Dogs Brewery, named after two great dane and mastiff mixtures Zeus and Althea, has opened up in Walden and is excited to continue providing beer and great tunes to the local … more
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Neuhaus: proposed 2023-24 State Budget hurts New Yorkers
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus issued the following statement on Wednesday after Governor Kathy Hochul released details about her proposed 2023-24, $227 billion New York State budget. … more
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