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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
Orange County observes Black History Month
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus is proud to recognize Black History Month, which runs through the month of February. “Black History Month provides a wonderful opportunity for us to … more
Congressman Pat Ryan calls on Central Hudson CEO to resign
On Wednesday, in a speech on the House floor, Congressman Pat Ryan called on Central Hudson President and CEO Charles A. Freni, Jr. to resign. He released the following statement:  Since my … more
Shots fired on Ann Street
The Newburgh Police Department received a shot spotter alert of a single round fired in the area of Ann Street. Upon arriving in the vicinity of Washington St/Federal Street, police officers secured … more
Plans are also underway to restore and renovate the St James Church and Rectory/offices at 10 and 12 Main Street. The goal is to create a mixed use building for workforce housing, artists lofts and retail commercial space of 10,000 sq/ft, with a price tag of about $800,000.
Marlborough seeks Restore New York grant for Milton
Last week the Marlborough Town Board approved a resolution to authorize Supervisor Scott Corcoran to sign the application and agreements required by the Empire State Development Corporation [ESDC] to … more
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Dan Critchett has applied for a special use permit from the Planning Board for his rental home at 7 Greatview Lane.
Neighbors object to short term rental in Lloyd
Dan Critchett was roundly criticized by his neighbors at a public hearing before the Lloyd Planning Board on his application for a special use permit to officially establish rentals at his home at 7 … more
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Lloyd ZBA approves front yard structure
Last week the Lloyd Zoning Board granted an area variance to Nicholas Corday Farms, a 34.9 acre parcel at 67 South Street, that will allow the applicant to construct a 100ft x 50ft outbuilding in the … more
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Marian Baldwin celebrated her 100th birthday with her church family and friends on January 29.
Marian Baldwin celebrates her 100th
Marian Baldwin celebrated her 100th birthday with her church family and friends on January 29. She has been a member of the First Presbyterian Church of Marlboro for 16 years, transferring from … more
Metzger unveils climate agenda
Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger signed an Executive Order this week creating the what she termed the “boldest Climate Agenda for any County Government in New York State.” The … more
Reiss Chinese Woman, 1926 - pastel on board.
Terra Foundation for American Art awards Dorsky Museum $71,000 grant for exhibition on art in New York in the 1920s
The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz is the recipient of a $71,000 exhibitions grant from the Terra Foundation for American Art, which will support a spring 2024 exhibition focusing on … more
Free fares for the bus will continue in Newburgh until March 31, 2023.
Free bus rides continue through March
Newburgh elected officials, members of the Newburgh Transportation Advisory Committee and additional volunteers joined together on Saturday, January 28 to share a bus ride with commuters and … more
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Stephen Bedetti and Charlie Broe
New Windsor candidates emerge
Stephen Bedetti of New Windsor officially announced on Saturday, January 28 that he will be running for the position of town supervisor in the 2023 election season. This will be Bedetti’s … more
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Piaquadio to seek re-election
Gil Piaquadio of the Town of Newburgh will seek re-election as town supervisor in the upcoming 2023 election season. According to his town biography, Piaquadio joined the town council in 2003 and was … more
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Valk will not seek re-election in Shawangunk
Supervisor John Valk has made it official that he will not be seeking re-election this November after serving 25 years as the head of the Town of Shawangunk. It had been widely speculated for … more
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Neighbors from Shanti Mandir fear that noisy events at the nearby Milk Factory could disrupt their peaceful setting.
Neighboring ashram shares concerns over Milk Factory
Rehabilitating the old Borden condensed milk factory on Route 208 into a boutique hotel and spa has been on multiple Montgomery agendas for the past year, and while the support is ongoing and … more
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Food truck law is shelved
In late 2022, the Town of Montgomery introduced a possible local law to help regulate the development of food trucks in the area. After months of debate, research and hearings, the board decided to … more
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Romeo Zaccone (far right), with family members and Town Supervisor Ron Feller last week, when he was honored as the Town of Montgomery Citizen of the Month.
World War II vet is citizen of the month
Romeo Zaccone has been all over the world. He’s even hung out with one of the biggest stars in Hollywood while in a Fiji hospital. But now he calls Montgomery his home. Zaccone, who has seen … more
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Montgomery residents voice concern over townhouse
A 8-unit attached townhouse is in talks for Factory Street in Montgomery, a mixed-use neighborhood with a lot of history. The proposed project has been in the works for four years, with an … more
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Participants in a recent Town of Montgomery ESP program.
Registration open for Entrepreneurial Success Program
The Entrepreneurial Success Program (ESP) has been a successful venture for the Town of Montgomery and time to register is quickly coming to an end. Whether you’re a new business owner or in … more
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