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Linda Romano applauds as she and William Kaplan unveil the new sign for the Linda Romano Healthcare Education Center at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center.
Scholars in Scrubs founder honored at Armory
The Newburgh Armory Unity Center honored educator, mentor and volunteer Linda Romano with the dedication and renaming of the Scholars in Scrubs classroom to the Linda Romano Healthcare Education … more
Abortion-rights supporters staged a rally, Friday evening, in Newburgh's Downing Park.
Reaction to Supreme Court Roe v Wade decision divided along party lines
Reaction was swift, and predictable to Friday’s Supreme Court decision that overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that made abortion legal in this country nearly 50 years ago. It was … more
Post-pandemic pageantry
More than 50 fire companies, hundreds of firefighters and dozens of pieces of fire apparatus passed through the streets of Wallkill on Saturday for the Hudson Valley Volunteer Firemen’s … more
Lloyd struggles with private sewer plants
The Lloyd Town Board approved a resolution 4 -1 that will allow developer Dan Gueron to continue moving forward on his proposed 166 home development project known as Falcon Ridge off of Upper North … more
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Marlboro MS receives special designation
Last week the Marlboro school board listened to an Essential School to Watch presentation that was led by Marlboro Middle School Principal Debra Clinton. She said the program promotes continuous … more
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Owner Shawn Clark with a project created by the Teen Fan of Lego club.
Brick House Resellers has something for everyone
Kids and adults alike have been captivated by the endless fun of LEGO since the 1930’s. In the present, LEGO is still going strong, releasing countless new sets every year. Collaborations with … more
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Bill Kras (center) poses with Emma Byrnes, William Kras III, Maxwell Kras and Annaeliese Clark after being sworn in as a new Town of Plattekill Board member on June 15. He replaces the late Larry Farrelly.
Kras sworn in as new member of Plattekill Board
Political newcomer Bill Kras was sworn in to replace the late Larry Farrelly on the Plattekill Town Board at the board’s June 15 meeting at the Town Hall. Farrelly passed away on April 14 … 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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OCLT seeks to buy a portion of Sugar Loaf Mountain
The Orange County Land Trust (OCLT) has announced plans to acquire over 300 acres of land comprising a significant portion of Sugar Loaf Mountain in the Hamlet of Sugar Loaf within the Town of … more
Members of the A Capella group
Highland shows off their musical talents
Last Thursday, the Highland High School Music Department presented their Spring Concert that included performances from their Jazz Ensemble, A Capella, the Choir and the Concert Band. Dan Shaut … more
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Timeline of sidewalk project released
Last week Lloyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak questioned reporting in the Southern Ulster Times concerning the town’s proposed sidewalk project in the hamlet. Seeking clarification, he released a … more
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Celia Gottlieb
SRO program returning to Highland Schools
After a ten year absence, the Highland School Board voted unanimously last week to reinstate the Student Resource Officer [SRO] program in the district, starting this fall. During the public … more
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Joseph Caserto wears a shirt with his own Pride design.
Marlborough declares June Pride Month
On Monday evening the Marlborough Town Board declared June Pride Month in honor of the LGBTQ community. The board took it a step further by making sure that every June in the future would be named … more
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The School board honored Highland High School’s Top 10 students in the Class of 2022: [L-R] Evelyn Wright going to SUNY New Paltz; Ryan Ta to Binghamton University; Marcelo Cuya to Stevens Institute of Technology; Tyreese Ling to Colby College; Margaret Van Valkenburgh to Hartwick College; Ava DeMassio to the International Medical Aid Internship program in Mombasa, Kenya in the fall and in the HQ Internship program in Athens, Greece in the spring; Riya Shenoy to University of Southern California; Dorthy Suzucki-Burke to Rochester Institute of Technology; Salutatorian Dimitrios Bakatsias to SUNY Stony Brook and Valedictorian Katelin McPeck to Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
Highland honors top students, retirees at school board meeting
Early voting begins Saturday for June 28 Primary Elections
Primary Election for enrolled members of the Democratic and Republican party will take place on Tuesday, June 28, and poll sites throughout the County will be open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Orange County … more
Juneteenth Celebration set for Sunday
On Sunday, June 19, the City of Newburgh will hold a Juneteenth celebration at Downing Park that is free and open to the public. The community celebration will begin at 10 a.m. and conclude at 6 p.m. … more
Gardiner Library presents Repair Cafe
The Gardiner Library hosts a Repair Café on Sunday, June 26, 1-4 p.m. It’s a free event where community members bring broken items, and together, with volunteer Repair Coaches, fix them. … more
The Marlboro Art Department; L-R Marc Eckert, Amy Tremblay (chair), Megan Albright, Rachael Elder and Christine Williams
Marlboro art students show their creations
As the 2021-22 school year comes to a close, Marlboro art students held an art show at Frida’s Bakery & Cafe in downtown Milton. This is the first art show since the pandemic shut down … more
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Three Law Enforcement Officers received Life saving Awards from Lloyd Police Chief James Janso: [L-R] Sgt. Anthony Kalimeras, Officer Dan Labodin and Trooper Brittany Schurko.
Lloyd honors three law-enforcement officers
At the start of last week’s Lloyd Town Board meeting, Police Chief James Janso honored three law enforcement officers - Sgt. Anthony Kalimeras, Officer Dan Labodin and Trooper Brittany Schurko … more
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Lloyd gets updates on streetscape project
Last week Lloyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak gave an update to the board and the public on the streetscape project that has been proposed for the hamlet of Highland. Plavchak highlighted the areas … more
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