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Marlboro Library wins state grant
The Marlboro Library has received a New York State Aid for Library Construction grant in the amount of $496,954 for an expansion and renovation of its community room and north side … more
A rendering of the proposed Washington Street development.
Washington Street developer seeks PILOT
A developer seeking to renovate the former Washington Street School is seeking a 15-year Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) from the City of Newburgh. The development group 191 Washington Street LLC … more
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At last week’s press conference (l. - r.) Heather Bell-Meyer, Senator-Elect Rob Rolison, Councilman Bob Sklarz, Orange County Legislator Kevindaryán Luján, Mike Neppl, Senator James Skoufis and Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson.
Free bus rides through March
State Senator James Skoufis announced on Thursday, December 15 a new bus fare program along the Newburgh transit routes that will allow residents to ride public transportation for free until March … more
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Britain Wood scoping session draws concern
Traffic impacts, light pollution, questions about blasting, and concerns over not receiving notices were addressed during a public scoping session held by the Town of Newburgh Planning Board at the … more
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Family, friends and town officials took a group photo to honor Carl L. Helstrom.
Town Hall dedicated to former Town Supervisor
The frigid temperatures this past Monday didn’t stop the large group of locals, family, officials and friends from attending the Town of Montgomery Carl L. Helstrom dedication ceremony at town … more
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Milk Factory project seeks IDA support
The conversation continues about the possible rehabilitation of the old Borden condensed milk factory on Route 208 into a boutique hotel and spa area with a focus on winemaking. Founder of the … more
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Seniors line up for dessert.
Crawford PBA hosts senior luncheon
The Crawford Community Center was full of holiday spirit and good food this past Monday as different volunteers helped serve local seniors for the annual senior luncheon. For over 25 years, the … more
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Empanada Nirvana’s food fridge
Food fridge remains open, despite concerns
The fridge outside Empanada Nirvana is still running as of last week, according to the businesses’ Instagram. This is despite a remedy violation order sent out in October. Last month, owner … more
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Town expects ambulance pact to be finalized this week
A contract has finally been put together between the Town of Montgomery and the Town of Montgomery Ambulance Corps to finalize the ambulance district formed for the town and its villages. In … more
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A Key Capture Energy battery site in Texas.
Battery storage proposal draws skeptics
Back in November, a public hearing was held at a Montgomery Industrial Development Agency (IDA) board meeting for a proposed 169-watt megawatt energy storage project. Last week, another public … more
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Pine Bush approves new contract with First Student
The Pine Bush Central School District Board of Education voted unanimously to approve an up to five-year contract for district bus transportation services at the Tuesday, December 13, Board of … more
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Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus puts a wreath down during the ceremony.
Orange County hosts Wreaths Across America ceremony
Orange County hosted a Wreaths Across America ceremony on Saturday, December 17 at the County’s Veterans Memorial Cemetery. “Once again, the ceremony was a tremendous success, and we … more
Home care workers lobby for increased pay
Leaders and staff of Independent Living Inc, Hudson Valley elected officials and home care supporters joined together for the announcement of the launch of the Fair Pay For Homecare campaign to help … more
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The Toys for Tots Train arrived Sunday afternoon to collect donated toys.
The U.S. Marine Corps’ Toys for Tots Train makes its annual visit to Montgomery
Nothing quite sends a Christmas message like the site of an antique train pulling into Montgomery crossing on a snowy Sunday afternoon. This year marked the 10th annual visit of the U.S. Marine … more
Spectators of the lighting ceremony take pictures of the newly lit tree.
Highland heralds the holidays
The Town of Lloyd celebrated the upcoming holiday season last Friday with a 30-year-old tradition, the ceremonial lighting of the town’s Christmas tree in front of the First United Methodist … more
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Joy of the dance
3 local dance companies provided visual majesty to the Greater Newburgh Symphony’s performance of The Nutcracker this past weekend. more
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City of Newburgh welcomes the season
The City of Newburgh kicked off the Christmas season with music, floats and candy as the annual city Holiday Parade made its way through the city streets, spreading Christmas cheer. On the … more
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Plattekill Police Chief Joseph Ryan was suspended one month without pay by the Town Board.
Plattekill suspends police chief
Plattekill Police Chief Joseph Ryan was suspended one month without pay by the Town Board after he crashed his police vehicle while in New Jersey on a personal matter on September 1. Supervisor … more
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Peggy and Chip Kent, of Locust Grove Brewing Co, donated $500 to B. J. Mikkelsen’s Hudson Valley Helps Refugees organization to help in his effort to aid war torn Ukraine.
Milton resident still raising funds for Ukraine
Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Milton resident B.J. Mikkelsen has traveled twice to the region to do whatever he can to help those who have been impacted by war. Mikkelsen first … more
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Many Marlborough officers attended the annual Blue Light Ceremony. Pictured (l. – r.) Police Officers Fulton, Masten, Hoffman, Sgt. Pascale, Chief Cocozza, Officers Griffing, DiViesti, DesJardines and Hensley.
Marlborough honors fallen officers
Every year, in early December, the Marlborough Police Department holds a Blue Light ceremony in honor of those in law enforcement who died in the line of duty. Pastor David Stein, of the … more
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