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Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson secured a $10,000 grant for the Marlboro Free Library. Pictured (l. – r.) President of the Board of Trustees Denise Garofalo, Library Director Christina Jennerich, Assemblyman Jacobson and Trustee Vice President Kelli Kavanaugh.
Jacobson obtains $10,000 grant for Marlboro Library
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson [NY 104] recently secured a $10,000 grant for the Marlboro Free Library that will be used to fund Ancestry Library Edition, new e-books and museum passes. Jacobson … more
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Three Marlboro High School Juniors received the National Student Development Council Awards from the Board of Education. Pictured (l. - r.) High School Assistant Principal Kristen Becker, High School Principal Ryan Lawler, students Gabriella Cortes, Deni Menendez, Harrison Solomon, Superintendent Michael Rydell and School Board President Michael Connors.
Marlboro honors NSDC student winners
At their last meeting the Marlboro School Board honored three Junior High School students, Gabriella Cortes, Deni Menendez, and Harrison Solomon who received National Student Development Council … more
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The Ancient Order of Hibernians performed before the Middle School Memorials with the Color Guard in front of them.
Marlborough honors Memorial Day with parade
A colorful and lively Memorial Day parade made its way down Western Avenue and out onto the Elementary School field for a ceremony to honor all who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. … more
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The traditional laying of the wreaths.
Plattekill honors fallen heroes
This past Saturday the Town of Plattekill held their annual Memorial Day ceremony. The parade stepped off from the town hall and went down Route 32 to the Veterans Park. Deputy Supervisor Dean … more
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A solemn observance marks Memorial Day in Highland
As the month of May draws to a close, the community of Highland came together to honor and remember the brave veterans and fallen soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country. … more
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First World Graduation is a distinctive rite on the end-of-year calendar at New Paltz.
First World New Paltz celebrates 50th annual graduation ceremony
Dozens of SUNY New Paltz students stood before a standing-room-only audience of family, friends and faculty members and were inducted into the First World New Paltz alumni society at the … more
Senior Toast 2023 celebrates memories made and a bright future ahead
The Senior Toast is one of the most cherished traditions at SUNY New Paltz, as students spend some of their last undergraduate hours on campus celebrating their accomplishments to date and the … more
SUNY New Paltz lauds honors program grads
On May 21, the SUNY New Paltz Honors Program lauded the high-caliber work ethic and performance of new graduates with a reception and ceremony at Studley Theatre.  The Honors Program … more
Early voting dates set for upcoming primaries
The Commissioners of Elections would like to inform voters that a Primary Election for enrolled members of the Democratic party in the Town of Cornwall and City of Newburgh and Republican party … more
Hospice invites Vets to celebration
Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties is honored to extend a special invitation to all veterans for the upcoming Veterans Celebration. This event, dedicated to honoring and recognizing the … more
Middletown Art Group hosts spring show
The Middletown Art Group [MAG] continues its celebration of its seventh decade of being an active creative organization with the Middletown Art Group 2023 Members’ Annual Spring Exhibition. The … more
The intersection of Tillson Ave, Toc Drive and Vineyard Avenue is presently under construction. The project will eventually align Tillson Ave. and Toc Dr. across from each other and be at right angles to Vineyard Avenue.
‘Big hole in the ground’ forcing many detours
Lloyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak gave an update on the work being done at the intersection of Tillson Avenue and Toc Drive, saying, “at the moment there is a big hole in the ground” because … more
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Ulster taking ‘proactive steps’ towards asylum seekers
While many asylum seekers arriving in New York City have been put on buses and sent upstate, none have yet made it to Ulster County. “At this time, Ulster County has not been contacted by … more
Although rain impacted Saturday’s attendance, Sunday was packed all day long
Mayfest returns to the Walkway
More than 180 vendors showcased their locally grown products last weekend at the Hudson Valley Rail Trail and west approach to Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park. All proceeds from … more
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MaArCo hosts annual studio tours
Over the Mother’s Day weekend, a group of Marlborough artists, collectively known as the Marlboro Arts Coalition [MaArCo], opened their studio doors to the public, giving them a glimpse of … more
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Mixed Emotions by Rachel Williams.
Artist to offer a glimpse into her creative process
Artist Rachel Williams will “set up shop” in Mindy Ross Gallery on Friday, May 26, from 12 to 5 p.m. During this timeslot, she will display the materials and tools she uses, and then she … more
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson presented an assembly citation to Middle Hope and was joined by Councilman Scott Manley for a photo.
Middle Hope Fire Department celebrates 75 years of service
The Middle Hope Fire Department celebrates 75 years of active service in the Town of Newburgh and long-time department members and company accomplishments were recognized and honored on Saturday, … more
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Marsha Massih in her studio.
'Secret Lives' solo exhibition opens May 20
Studio 89 in Highland welcomes an exhibit called “Secret Lives” featuring new paintings by Marsha Massih, an award-winning oil painter from the Hudson Valley. The exhibition will run from … more
Masterson is surrounded by her paintings of migrant farmers in her studio.
Artist displays her work on local barns
Milton Artist Barbara Masterson has found a new way to show her art to the world, by hanging her large format paintings on the sides of local barns. Masterson has long been fascinated by the local … more
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Last Monday a small group of town officials planted flowers at the newly restored New Paltz Slave Cemetery in the Town of Lloyd. Pictured L-R Lt. Phil Roloson, Town Clerk Wendy Rosinski, Ulster County Legislator Gina Hansut, Supervisor Dave Plavchak, Councilman John Fraino, Police Chief James Janso, Town Historian Joan Kelley and Councilman Mike Guerriero.
Slave cemetery restored
After three years, the New Paltz Slave Cemetery has been identified and is now surrounded by a wooden fence and new signage. The cemetery was founded in 1780 and was initially known as the Abraham … more
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