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Hearing set on zoning change for Villages
Members of the Lloyd Planning Board recently voted 5-2 to forward a memo to the Town Board, urging them to approve a Planned Residential Retirement Development [PRRD] zoning change for the Villages … more
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Larry Hammond was honored by the Lloyd Town Board for his 35 years of service on the town’s Planning Board. Pictured L-R councilmen Mike Guerriero, John Fraino, Hammond, Supervisor Dave Plavchak and councilman Lenny Auchmoody.
Lloyd honors Larry Hammond
On the last meeting of the year, the Lloyd Town Board presented Larry Hammond with a Certificate of Outstanding Service for his 35 years as a volunteer on the Planning Board and on the Water & … more
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Lloyd ZBA to approve front yard structure
The Lloyd Zoning Board of Appeals is about to grant an area variance to allow Nicholas Corday and his wife to construct a 100ft by 50ft outbuilding in the front yard of their property at 67 South … more
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On Sept. 28, the first cruise ship docked at the new southern pier at the Milton Landing, under a recently signed 20 year agreement with the American Cruise Line company.
Marlborough’s Year in Review
As 2022 drew to a close, Marlborough Supervisor Scott Corcoran prepared a presentation for the last board meeting of the year to highlight the town’s achievements, starting with the completion … more
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Monet Gray performs “Lift Every Voice and Sing.”
Wallkill holds its first Kwanzaa celebration
Town of Wallkill residents gathered together last week to celebrate the 56th anniversary of Kwanzaa with singing, dancing, storytelling, instruments and more. The event, which was held at the Town … more
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Milton’s Sarah Hull Hallock Free Library received a grant award totaling $25,000 from the New York State Council on the Arts.
Marlborough libraries receive some extra cash at holiday time
Christmas came a little early to the two libraries in the Town of Marlborough, as both received special gifts this holiday season - one in the form of a large charitable donation, the other in the … more
Ulster Comptroller releases report on Opioid fatalities
The Ulster County Comptroller has released a snapshot on the Opioid settlement funds received by Ulster County. Ulster County resident deaths from opioid overdose has increased 407% since 2014 and … more
Marlboro Middle School student Jefferson Arias, who is holding his winning Peace Poster art work, is flanked by school board member Frank Milazzo [L] and Lions Club President Stephen Jennison.
Lions Club honors art contest winner
This year’s theme for the annual Marlboro-Milton Lions Club Peace Poster Art contest for Middle School students was ‘Lead With Compassion.’ At a school board meeting, Club … more
Contreras signs 2023 Ulster County Budget
Acting Ulster County Executive Johanna Contreras announced last week that she has signed the 2023 budget. At approximately $381 million, the budget invests in essential services including … more
Citizens Commission seeks to Challenge Federal Broadband Map
Billions of dollars of federal and state funds will be made available to expand high-speed internet service, and the Comptroller’s Office wants to make sure Ulster County gets its fair share. … more
Norbert Heermann’s Lady with Red Lips is part of the Arthur Anderson collection.
‘The Historic Woodstock Art Colony: The Arthur A. Anderson Collection’ opens on Feb. 4, at The Dorsky Museum
The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz is proud to present “The Historic Woodstock Art Colony: The Arthur A. Anderson Collection.” The new exhibition features more than 100 … more
Orange-Ulster BOCES Chief Operating Officer William Hecht on Dec. 8, 2022.
William Hecht concludes 40-year education career
William Hecht, Chief Operating Officer for Orange-Ulster BOCES, concludes a 40-year career of educational service and work at the end of the year 2022. “Forty years, it’s been just an … more
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Long-awaited casino finally opens
Resorts World Hudson Valley, New York State’s newest casino, held its official grand opening on Wednesday, December 28 following a year of anticipation and construction. Over the course of … more
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Orange County Commissioner of General Services Samantha Sweikata (left) and County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus.
Sweikata named Orange County’s acting Commissioner of General Services
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus announced that Samantha Sweikata has been named the County’s acting Commissioner of General Services and Information Technology (IT). Sweikata … more
Arianna Moore, The Apple and The Pear
Two art faculty chosen to Showcase Works
Margaret Melanson (Ellenville) and Arianna Moore (New Paltz) have been selected for the Chancellor’s Gallery Exhibition for 2023. Arianna Moore’s “The Apple and the Pear” and … more
The Jazz Ensemble, under the baton of Dan Shaut.
Highland Music Department hosts winter concert
Despite being postponed for a few days due to inclement weather, Monday night’s Highland Winter Concert was well attended by Superintendent Joel Freer, administrators, principals, friends and … more
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Lloyd Police Chief James Janso brought his children James and Giovanna to the ceremony.
Wreaths Across America honors Veterans
In 2008, a special section of the New Paltz Rural Cemetery was designated for the internment of Veterans and their spouses through a partnership with Ulster County. Veterans are eligible for burial … more
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Map shows location of proposed Red Cedar Ridge Eco Camp.
Campground proposal sparks Plattekill controversy
Opposition has mounted against a 30-site proposed campground at 501 Huckleberry Turnpike from residents who call themselves the Huckleberry Preservation Group. The members of the group appeared … more
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Chabad Mid Hudson hosts Hanukkah celebration
On December 18, the first day of Hanukkah, Rabbi Yacov Borenstein, of the Chabad of the Mid Hudson Valley, held a small ceremony in honor of the season that lit the first part of a large Menorah in … more
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The award recognizes the New Paltz School of Business’s Hudson Valley Venture Hub and its years of service as a resource hub for the regional startup and entrepreneurial ecosystem.
SUNY New Paltz awarded $1.25M over five years as an Innovation Hot Spot for the Mid-Hudson Valley
The SUNY New Paltz School of Business will serve as an Innovation Hot Spot for the Mid-Hudson Valley and receive grant funding of $250,000 annually for five years, following Empire State … more
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