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A rendering of the independent senior living homes that developer Marc Sanderson has proposed in the Town of Lloyd as part of his Life Plan Community.
The Villages applies for special designation
Attorney John Furst, on behalf of his client Marc Sanderson, submitted a formal application on June 28 asking the Lloyd Town Board to establish a Planned Residential Retirement District [PRRD] for … more
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Marlborough adopts state climate smart pledge
Last week the Marlborough Town Board passed a resolution unanimously to adopt the New York State Climate Smart Communities Pledge that advocates building a climate smart community by keeping an … more
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A recent architectural rendering of a proposed new wing of the existing Plattekill Library.
Plattekill Library marks 50th anniversary
This year the Plattekill Library celebrates 50 years of service to the community. Recently, State Senator Michelle Hinchey presented the library with a Proclamation on behalf of ‘the Great … more
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Ulster County dedicates $1 million to bolster mental health supports in schools
Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan announced last week that Ulster County is allocating American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding and Opioid Settlement funding to bolster mental health supports in … more
Recreation Director Kim Way (front row, center) surrounded by her staff at Plattekill’s Summer Camp.
Kim Way takes the reins of Plattekill’s summer camp
Recreation Director Kim Way likes to think of all the kids that participate in the Town of Plattekill’s Kids Summer Camp and other town programs as her own. “I tell parents when they … more
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Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan with New Paltz Rescue Squad board members, Chief Matthew Goodnow and staff.
Ulster awards $1.5 million to non-profits
Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan announced this week that 50 local non-profit organizations have been selected for awards of up to $50,000 through The Non-Profit Recovery and Resilience Grant … more
Rate increase for electricity goes into effect
A number of international, national and regional forces continue to create volatility from month to month within the energy supply markets. Natural gas prices that went into effect on October 3 … more
Skoufis, sworn in for third term, charts legislative priorities
Senator James Skoufis (D-Orange County) was sworn in for a third term on Wednesday, the first in his newly-drawn 42nd district, comprising nearly all of Orange County. Skoufis will continue in his … more
A coordinated effort by Rolling Thunder, Home Pro Exteriors and Owens Corning put a new roof on the home of Navy Veteran Raymond and his wife Denise Thompson in Highland. Pictured L-R Pete Szulewski, Ron Dibble, homeowners Denise and Raymond Thompson, daughter Gina Iudica, Charley Alonge, Sue and Ron Orts.
Roof Deployment Project aids a Highland Veteran
A simple well-timed phone call led to the installation of a new roof for Veteran Raymond Thompson. This was made possible through a program, known as the Roof Deployment Project, through … more
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Ulster County Legislator Gina Hansut.
Highland legislator gets first bill passed
Recently Ulster County Legislator Gina Hansut [R-Highland] was able to get her first bill passed by the Legislature that creates a Domestic Partner Registry. It was officially signed into law at the … more
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The Highland Rotary Club recently honored individuals in the community for their Service Above Self Awards; (l. – r.) Lloyd Police Chief James Janso, Dimitri Bakatsias, Jeff Paladino, Dillon Hawkes (with daughter) Fred and Diane Minard.
Highland Rotary presents annual awards
At a recent dinner at Casa Milanese, the Highland Rotary Club presented their 18th annual Service Above Self awards to Lloyd Police Chief James Janso, Jeff Paladino owner of Milton Hardware, Dillon … more
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Marlborough seeks a simpler process
At their last meeting the Marlborough Town Board amended a section of their town code pertaining to the definitions of ‘Lot Line Change’ and ‘Subdivisions.’ Supervisor … more
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Senator Rob Rolison is officially sworn in to office.
Rolison sworn in as a freshman state senator
Senator Rob Rolison (R-Poughkeepsie, Newburgh) was officially sworn in as the first state senator to represent the new 39th District. Joining him at the ceremony in the Capitol’s Senate chamber … more
Site work continues on the Tillson/Toc realignment project in Lloyd.
Supervisor gives update on Tillson/Toc Project
Lloyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak gave his monthly update on the Tillson/Toc realignment project. He said recently the contractor has been working to see where some water was impacting the project and … more
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The southern pier at the Milton Landing Park has reopened.
Southern Pier in Milton is open
The southern pier at the Milton Landing Park was closed a number of months ago by Building Inspector Tom Corcoran because some construction items and inspections had not been completed. He said he … more
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At the clam steaming pot at the recent Milton Lobster and Clam Bake were (l. – r.) Jason Irhig, Nick Lofaro, Kyle Harney (front), Anthony Primavera and Alex Winterleiner.
Milton lobster & clam bake was a grand success
The weather last Saturday for this year’s lobster & clam bake fundraiser for the Milton Fire Department can be described in one simple word – perfect. This annual event was started … more
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Friends of Historic Kingston will present “Signs of the Times, The Modjeska Sign Studio, Kingston, New York”.
Friends of Historic Kingston to host exhibit
Ulster County Clerk Nina Postupack is pleased to announce that on Saturday, September 24 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Friends of Historic Kingston will host an exhibit at the Matthewis Persen House … more
Hochul announces initiatives aimed at boosting food supply chain
Governor Kathy Hochul Tuesday announced several major proposals to provide an economic boost to farmers and strengthen New York’s food supply chain as part of the 2023 State of the State. … more
Public comment sought on CH rate increase
On August 29, Central Hudson presented details of its new proposed rate increase to an audience of intervenors, including representatives of the Public Utility Law Project (PULP), the Utility … more
The Hudson River from the residence of James Roosevelt, Esq., Hyde Park, New York, (ELRO 7996). Scenic Hudson has expressed concern over the potential visual impact of the Falcon Ridge Development on the Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site across the Hudson.
Scenic Hudson weighs in on Falcon Ridge
Jeff Anzevino, Director of Land Use Advocacy for Scenic Hudson, recently sent comments to Loyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak, Planning Board Chairman Scott McCarthy and the members of their respective … more
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