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Last week, seven students received recognition from the Marlboro Milton Lions Club for their submissions to their Peace Poster contest. Pictured L-R Honorable Mention went to Adeline Appler, Gregory Artero, Ella Bogaczyk, Kimberly Luis, Kara Morehead, Alyssa Scaturro, and Ella Loupe received an Achievement Award. In the back row, Lions Club President Jerry Wein, club secretary Frank Carfarcio, Marlboro Superintendent Michael Rydell and club members Stephen Jennison and Frank Milazzo.
Lions Club hosts Peace Poster Contest
The Marlboro-Milton Lions Club gave a presentation at last week’s Marlboro School Board meeting to honor students who participated in their International Peace Poster Contest. Ella Loupe was … more
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On September 28, the American Constitution was the first ship of the American Cruise Line’s fleet to dock in Milton after a recent agreement was signed between the town and the cruise company.
Milton welcomes its first cruise ship
Marlboro Supervisor Scott Corcoran called September 28, 2022 a historic day for the town when the first cruise ship docked at the new southern pier at the Milton Landing, under a recently signed 20 … more
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Emma Hempel, aka Captain Marvel, and Pamela Edmonds, Director of Starlight Studios, also provided the Princesses at Walktoberfest.
Walktoberfest brings people out to the Walkway
A two-day celebration, dubbed the Walktoberfest Farmers and Makers Market, brought people out in droves to the Walkway Over the Hudson in the first two days of October. People got to taste a wide … more
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St. Pat’s Ramble celebrates region’s farming heritage
Each year a small formed St. Patty Ramble committee nominates locals who are inspiring and best represent Montgomery and St. Patricks principles for grand marshal(s), and this year they decided four … more
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Highland Rotary Club president Steve Laubach, with Highland firefighters and Rotary Club members. Fundraising events and sponsorships generated $10,000 to purchase much needed safety equipment for the district.
Rotary fundraisers help Highland Fire District
Thanks to generous support from sponsors and a successful golf tournament, the Highland Rotary Club has raised a substantial amount of money to aid the Highland Fire District in acquiring essential … more
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Plavchak wins in Lloyd; incumbents win in Marlborough
Incumbent David Plavchak (R-C) was re-elected supervisor in the Town of Lloyd, capturing nearly 55 percent of the vote. Plavchak outpolled Democratic challenger Stuart Weiss by a margin of   … more
Wallkill budget, proposition easily passed
    The Wallkill School District’s $81.71 million budget and a $43.8 million capital project were easily approved by district voters Tuesday.      The budget for … more
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Modena, NY Drag Strip Supporters have their own Facebook page.
DePew: racing ban is ‘not a done deal’
Plattekill Deputy Supervisor Dean DePew Sr. insisted at the Town Board meeting on December 7 that the proposed local law banning motor vehicle racing is not “a done deal by any means” and … more
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Friends and family helped put together the chicken meals for pick up. Pictured L-R Felicia Albero, Ann Marie Knight, Lucia Albero, Francine Lipsey, Stephanie Thorpe, Bob Keator and Cynthia Keator.
Fundraiser benefits Tunnel to Towers Foundation
On September 10 a fundraiser was held at Locust Grove Farm in Milton as a benefit for the Tunnel to Towers Foundation. Bob Keator organized the BBQ event in Milton. In 2001 he was Chief of the … more
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Kara Tatelbaum will host a book signing on Thursday at the Marlboro Free Library.
Author’s tale: a dream and a day job
Kara Tatelbaum will be giving a reading from her book, “Putting My Heels Down: A Memoir of Having a Dream and a Day Job,” that will include a Q&A session and signing copies for sale … more
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Marlborough to hold hearing on cannabis law
    By state law, cannabis businesses can set up shop throughout New York – but local municipalities can regulate just where they can do so. At its Monday, December 11 … more
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Fire guts Highland home
The fire call came in at 8:46 p.m. on January 17th of a house fire at 26 Gabriety Road in Highland.     Highland Fire Chief Peter Miller said it took “probably less … more
Reps urge further action on PCB cleanup
On Monday, Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (NY-18), Rep. Paul Tonko (NY-20), and Rep. Pat Ryan (NY-19) wrote a letter to EPA leadership calling for further action to ensure the complete cleanup of … more
Lloyd puts Affordable Housing Law on hold
Recently, Lloyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak put the town’s Affordable Housing Law on hold. He has been critical of the law, calling it unworkable in its present form, and indicated that he will … more
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Highland to pick two board members
On May 17 Highland voters will not only be voting on the school budget, but will also have the opportunity to select two members for the school board. Tom Miller Tom Miller has served on the … more
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A new water tank in Lloyd (l.) stands ready to be put into use. The old 1967 tank beside it will soon be removed.
Lloyd’s new water tank nearly ready
Adam Litman, Lloyd’s Water & Sewer Administrator, met with the Southern Ulster Times to talk about the new water tank, its $2.5 million price tag and an update on its current status. It was … more
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Elizabeth Waldstein was this year’s honoree at the annual Starry Starry Night Gala.
Walkway honors former executive director
This year, the annual Starry Starry Night Gala honored a single individual, Elizabeth Waldstein, the former Executive Director of the Walkway Over the Hudson, who served the organization for 12 … more
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The Ship Lantern Inn is the latest establishment to be victimized by theft.
Theft of commercial cooking oil spikes in Ulster County
Restaurants and businesses across the nation have been reporting a rise in thefts of used cooking oil, which is sold to processors who turn it into a bio-fuel, which is used in cosmetics and animal … more
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Kids enthusiastically took to painting small pumpkins, courtesy of Neil and Maureen Granholm of Hudson Valley Craftsman, located in the hamlet of Marlboro.
Marlborough celebrates community
Town hails the arrival of autumn in its community day at the town park. more
Marlborough tax increase less than one percent
A slight tax increase is on the table for Marlborough residents, based on the town’s preliminary budget presented last week. Last week the Marlborough Town Board held a public hearing on … more
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