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The FCCLA students, L-R; are Samantha Carney, Fiona Rutigliano, Safina Martino, Lucy Cannizzaro, Olivia Morales, Ava Vicari, Gianna Jarvis, Laila Vega, Ava Todisco, Hayden Kozlik, Natalie Terwilliger, Jackie Rivera, Mrs. Zehnacker, Ann Marie Giacoia. In the back row are board members L-R Patricia Benninger, JoAnn Reed, John Cantone, student rep Celeste Charlemagne, James Mullen, Superintendent Michael Rydell (slightly hidden) and Faith Nannini.
FCCLA is going strong in Marlboro
The Marlboro Family, Career and Community Leaders of America club [FCCLA], is a national career and technical student organization. The Middle and High school chapters in Marlboro are growing and … more
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County planning board reviews Villages project
The Ulster County Planning Board [UCPB] weighed in on the proposed Villages project, planned for the west side of Route 9W opposite the Bridgeview Shopping Plaza in the Town of Lloyd. When any … more
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Marlborough Board tours new apartment complex
Members of Marlborough’s Town Board recently took a tour of the newly constructed Bayside apartment complex and returned with high praise for the units on display.   Their … more
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Curaleaf cannabis retail center open for business at Town of Newburgh location
Curaleaf Holdings, Inc., a leading international provider of consumer cannabis products, today celebrated the commencement of adult use sales at its Hudson Valley location both in-person and through … more
Several weeks ago the Marlboro school board hired Jena Thomas as the Principal of the Elementary School. Her predecessor, Patrica Walsh, is on leave and also collecting a principal’s salary from the district.
Second principal salary not in current budget
Several weeks ago the Marlboro school board hired Jena Thomas as the Principal of the Elementary School. The board approved a 3-year contract for Thomas while Patricia Walsh still holds the position … more
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A ribbon cutting ceremony was held last Saturday to officially open CD Lighting Showroom in Marlboro. Pictured L-R Damon Mercay, Councilman Manny Cauchi, owners Dave and Chrissy Pulliam, niece Sierra Mercay, Supervisor Scott Corcoran, Councilman Dave Zambito and Melissa Mercay-Collins.
Lighting showroom opens in Marlboro
Last Saturday Dave and Chrissy Pulliam held a ceremonial ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of their new business in Marlboro, called CD Lighting Showroom. Dave said the new store, … more
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Hinchey bill to commemorate International Women’s Day signed
Senator Michelle Hinchey announced that her bill (S1792) to establish March 8 as International Women’s Day in the State of New York has been signed into law and will now be observed annually. … more
The Class of 2022 walk out onto the football field for the 2022 Commencement Ceremony.
Highland celebrates Class of 2022
The Commencement Ceremony for the Highland High School Class of 2022 opened with the National Anthem, sung by gradating senior Ella Falco. Principal William Zimmer opened his address to the Class … more
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Investigation of Plattekill Police Chief continues
The results of the Town Board’s investigation of Plattekill Police Chief Joseph Ryan’s accident in New Jersey with his patrol car on personal business were not released as expected at the … more
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Legislature supports exemptions for volunteers
Resolution No. 6 of 2023 was unanimously adopted at last Thursday’s meeting of the Ulster County Legislature’s Standing Committee on Laws, Rules & Government Services. This Resolution … more
Clintondale Fire Chief Rick Brooks [center] stands with members of his department beside the memorial benches to honor the late Shirley Anson and Preston ‘Mickey’ Palazzo. Pictured L-R Caitlin Shoureck, Zack Adolphsen, Darren Menkins, Sherri Mackey, Deana Mackey-Leon, Phil Sabarese, Asst. Chief, Rick Brooks, Chief, Jeremy Nash, Asst. Chief, Patti Brooks, Meghan Shoureck, Melissia Leon, Billy Mackey.
Clintondale FD dedicates benches to past members
Last Saturday afternoon, members of the Clintondale Fire Department, along with family and friends, gathered at the fire house to dedicate two Memorial Benches to long-serving former members Shirley … more
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The Class of 2022 makes their way out onto the field for their Commencement Ceremony
Marlboro honors Class of 2022
Marlboro High School held its 86th Commencement ceremony for the Class of 2022 out on the football field under a beautiful sunny blue sky. The Class of 2022 processed out onto the field to the … more
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State censures Lloyd Town Justice Elia
Last Friday the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct censured long-serving Lloyd Judge Terry Elia for making inappropriate Linkedin posts and for serving as a peer support member of an … more
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Christopher M. Capone has been appointed new President and CEO of Central Hudson, effective February 13.
Central Hudson CEO steps down
Charles Freni, the embattled Chief Executive Officer of Central Hudson has heeded the calls for him to step down in the wake of a wide range of consumer complaints stemming from unresolved billing … more
Highland studio hosts holiday show
  Amy Dooley opened Studio 89 in 2021 and has created a thriving artist run workspace, gallery and shop in the hamlet of Highland. Her studio has become a focal point for local artists who … more
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Wagner named partner at Jacobowitz & Gubits
Jacobowitz and Gubits, LLP is pleased to announce that Michael Wagner, Esq. has been named Partner, effective July 1, 2022. He has been with the firm for over five years and has served as Senior … more
With a cut of the ribbon, Mary Jane’s Dairy Bar welcomes Newburgh back for the season.
Mary Jane’s is back in business
Middle Hope staple Mary Jane’s Dairy Bar on Route 9W celebrated its grand re-opening on Friday, April 5. Present and previous owners, elected officials, town residents and emergency service … more
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Patricia Walsh is seeking re-instatement as principal of Marlboro Elementary School.
Marlboro principal sues school district
On February 2, Marlboro Elementary School Principal Patricia Walsh, as Petitioner, filed a lawsuit against the Marlboro School District, the Marlboro Board of Education, Superintendent Michael Rydell … more
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Members of the Adonai Lodge gathered together to rededicate their Lodge: Pictured L-R seated Steve Rubin, Richard Kessler, Bryon Chapman; first row: John Haslam, Gustavo Tehran, Peter Stein, Paul Philips, Chris Brand, Mike Gonzales, Pasquale Leo, Robert Hogan, Alberto Cortizo and Peter Unfried. second row: Thomas McManus, George Skraastad, Brian Barry, Eric Morabito, Mike Nelson, Paul Justino, Fred Ganzer. top row: Arthur Pritchard, Mike Davis, Irving Rivera, Sal Sahawneh, Henry Williams, John Pasqualicchio and George ‘The Colonel’ Heaton.
Adonai Masonic Lodge celebrates 150th Anniversary
This month the Adonai Masonic Lodge #718 in Lloyd held a ceremony under the direction of Richard Kessler, Grand Master of Masons for New York State, to acknowledge the lodge’s 150th … more
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A new plaque honoring the late Robert J. ‘Bob’ Shepard [1941-2007] was installed at the Educational Center at the Highland Landing Park, which has been dedicated in his memory. The plaque highlights his many accomplishments and service to the country and community.
Affordable Housing administrator on hold
Several months ago Lloyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak stated that he would discuss with the board the idea of hiring someone to administer the town’s Affordable Housing Law along with the … more
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