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Christine Seger and Pastor Jim O’Connell are two weekly vendors at the Walden’s Farmers Market. They sell mixed produce, plants and more.
Tis the season for farmers markets
The end of spring and beginning of summer always kickstarts the ever-so-popular trend of farmers markets, a string of vendors in different municipalities that offer local and handmade goods. … more
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Marlborough has selected their candidates for the November election. (l. – r.) Dan Jackson for Town Justice, Ed Molinelli and Dave Zambito for Town Council, Scott Corcoran for Town Supervisor and Tom Corcoran who is running for re-election as Ulster County Legislator.
Marlborough GOP slate picked
Last week the Marlborough Republican Party held their caucus to elect a slate of candidates for the November election.   Councilwoman Sherida Sessa nominated Scott Corcoran for Town … more
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Marlborough gives update on road collapse
On April 23, a portion of Old Indian Trail collapsed, forcing it to be closed to the public, except for those who live on the road. The road’s failure is nearest to the driveway of Pat and … more
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L-R New York State Police Sergeant Nigel Barnett; New York State Police Major Paul DeQuarto; New Paltz Police Sergeant Channon James, Everett Erichsen, Director of Ulster County Department of Emergency Services; and Ulster County Sheriff Juan Figueroa.
Lloyd officers honored for saving lives
The Ulster County Police Chiefs Association recently held their Awards Dinner after a three year hiatus due to the pandemic. Chief Scott W. Schaffrick, President of the Association, said that … more
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Former County Finance Commissioner arrested
The former Ulster County Commissioner of Finance, Burt Gulnick, was arrested last week and charged with several counts of grand larceny and falsifying business records for the Hurley Recreation … more
The Mount Triumphant Church of God, Clintondale. Rising next to it is the future home of the congregation.
Pastor Cowal invites you to worship
Tucked away on 1377 Route 44-55, amidst the rolling hills and scenic beauty of the Hudson Valley, lies a small Pentecostal church that has become a beacon of hope for its congregation. The Mount … more
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Plattekill Grange celebrates 120th Birthday
Last Saturday the Plattekill Grange #923 marked its 120th anniversary. Plattekill Historian Libby Werleau presented a slide show with pictures and facts about the history of the Grange, noting that … more
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Highland releases opt out test data
  William Zimmer, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction for the Highland School District, recently gave an interview to the Southern Ulster Times to explain the opt out … more
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City residents gathered to reflect on the lynching of Robert Mulliner on June 21, 1863.
An injustice remembered
Robert Mulliner was unjustly imprisoned and lynched in front of the city courthouse on Liberty Street on June 21, 1863 for the crime of rape of which he was falsely accused. On June 19, … more
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Longview Farm receives conditional approval
A final public hearing for the project known as Longview Farm, a 27 lot subdivision, was closed on Thursday, June 15 followed by final conditional approval by the Town of Newburgh Planning Board. The … more
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Meet Newburgh’s EJF
Newburgh’s Environmental Justice Fellowship has begun its third year of work with four new Fellows, and they invite the community to meet them all in person 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on June 24 at Safe … more
Government officials, postal workers and more gathered for a group photo after the town hall meeting at Teamster’s Hall last week.
Postal 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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Walden Police, on Wednesday, reported the recovery of the stolen item.
Masonic Lodge is vandalized
Last week, Wallkill Lodge No. 627 F&AM in Walden announced that their building had been vandalized sometime overnight between June 14 and 15. In a post on Facebook, the lodge explained that … more
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Shawangunk, Gardiner set for primaries
There will be primary election contests in the Town of Shawangunk and the Town of Gardiner on June 27. The Town of Shawangunk Republican primary features Ulster County Legislator Ken Ronk Jr. … more
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Montgomery honors 29-year postal carrier
While she’s only been full-time with the Town of Montgomery Postal Service for 23 years, Robin Cozzette has been a postal carrier for almost 30, sometimes going to weddings and BBQs for people … more
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Crawford welcomes a new town historian
Mary Licardi-DeVliegher is the Youth Coordinator for the Community Services Department in Crawford, and just last week she decided to add history to the mix. For some time, District 18 … more
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Electrical Vehicle Charging Stations installed at three County locations
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus and Department of Public Works Commissioner Erik Denega have announced that electric vehicle (EV) charging stations have been installed at the Government … more
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SUNY Orange welcomes summer with astronomical event
It’s June! Summer Solstice is soon. Now in 2023, Astronomy Night is scheduled at SUNY Orange, Middletown campus. This exciting educational event is set for June 21 starting at 8:15pm. In case … more
Interstate 84 and Taconic State Parkway ramps expected to close in Dutchess County
The New York State Department of Transportation is advising Dutchess County motorists to expect the following ramps along Interstate 84 and the Taconic State Parkway in Dutchess County to be closed … more
The Marlborough Town Board and members of the LGBTQ+ community pose underneath the Pride Flag that is flown at town hall for the month of June. Pictured (l. – r.) board members Manny Cauchi, Sherida Sessa, Ed Molinelli, Scott Corcoran, Rob Conlon, Joe Caserto, Tim Lawton, Michael Hall and board member Dave Zambito.
Pride flag flies again
On Monday evening the Marlborough Town Board voted to reaffirm their support for the LGBTQ+ community and for June as Pride Month. For the past two years Marlborough has flown the Pride Flag at town … more
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