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Flooded parking lot at Beacon Train station.
Jacobson to Metro-North: Fix flooding at Beacon Parking Lot
Assemblymember Jonathan Jacobson (D-104) has called on Metro-North to fix the flooding at the west parking lot of the Beacon train station (on the Hudson River side). Metro-North, which runs the … more
Howard Baker stands in front of the Nature Trail kiosk to speak about Tony Falco’s drive and dedication to create the trail and his love for the Town of Marlborough.
Nature trail dedicated to Tony Falco
On the south side of the Town of Marlboro there is a sign in the St. Mary’s Church parking lot pointing to a nature trail that was spearheaded by the late Tony Falco, who died at the age of 65 … more
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Team Papa was at the starting gate for the Prostate Cancer Walk.
Prostate Walk marks 14th Year
  Last Sunday morning, the Premier Cares Foundation sponsored their 14th annual Prostate Walk at the Walkway Over the Hudson. Dr. Evan R. Goldfischer is a urologist and is the founder and … more
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A ceramic piece by Amy Dooley.
Highland Open Studio Tour celebrates artists
  A newly formed artist association in Highland, the HOST Group, is inviting the public to take a tour of their studios on September 30th and October 1 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. More … more
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The town is looking for new bids for plumbing work.
TOMVAC bids higher than expected
Marlborough Supervisor Scott Corcoran said the town has received all four bids for the TOMVAC rehabilitation project for the heating and air-conditioning, plumbing, general construction and … more
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Friends president Joanne Zambito, presents a check to Marlboro Library Director Christina Jennerich. Also pictured: Friends volunteer Emily Amoia.
Friends make a donation to Marlboro Library
The Friends of the Marlboro Free Library donated $5000 to the Library, representing monies raised through their 2023 fundraising events. Events included a Spring Tea Party, book sales, raffles, … more
Highland School Board President seeks re-election
Alan Barone is running for the Highland School Board, where he has served for 21 years and is currently the President of board. Barone said he is seeking a seat on the board, “to continue … more
New Plattekill Police Chief Oscar Lopez with Plattekill canine Cruze at Albany County Sheriff’s Narcotics Detection graduation ceremony.
New police chief appointed in Plattekill
The Town of Plattekill dipped into its ranks to appoint detective Oscar Lopez as the new Town Police Chief at its June 7 Town Board workshop meeting. Lopez has been a detective for the town … more
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Highland remembers Leonard C. Hossenloop
  Long time Highland resident Leonard C. Hossenloop Jr,  affectionately known as “Bud”, passed away on December 22, 2024. He was born in Buffalo on December 8, 1950 to the … more
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Toxic water in the Hudson?
Indian Point nuclear power plant, under the ownership of Holtec International, has come under scrutiny from municipalities and leaders for their remediation and discharge efforts of the former site. … more
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Marlborough Art Studio tour is this weekend
For residents of Marlborough and the wider art community in Ulster County, the acronym MOST signifies the Marlborough Open Studio Tour, and it is happening, for the second straight year, this weekend … more
The Marlborough Town Board and members of the LGBTQ+ community pose underneath the Pride Flag that is flown at town hall for the month of June. Pictured (l. – r.) board members Manny Cauchi, Sherida Sessa, Ed Molinelli, Scott Corcoran, Rob Conlon, Joe Caserto, Tim Lawton, Michael Hall and board member Dave Zambito.
Pride flag flies again
On Monday evening the Marlborough Town Board voted to reaffirm their support for the LGBTQ+ community and for June as Pride Month. For the past two years Marlborough has flown the Pride Flag at town … more
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Superintendents welcome a new school year
Last week a new school year kicked off, and the Southern Ulster Times spoke with the Superintendents of the Marlboro and Highland school districts on what is in store for 2023-24. Marlboro … more
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Some residents fear development could ruin their view of the top of Marlboro mountain.
Ridgeline protection sought
At a public hearing on Monday, January 8, the Marlborough Town Board tackled the thorny subjects of cannabis retailing and ridgeline regulations and protections. In the regular semimonthly meeting … more
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Seventh Grader Gabriella Fakhoury (l.) and eighth grader Mia Russo were the 1st Place winners of the UNICO Italian Heritage Essay Contest for 2022.
UNICO hosts 28th annual essay contest
The Marlboro chapter of UNICO has sponsored the Italian heritage essay contest for 7th and 8th graders in the district for the past 28 years. Each of the 1st Place winners received $200 and a … more
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Jeffrey Hacker, James Kuha, James Mullen, Rhoda Antonia Uszenski
Five vie for three seats on the Marlboro School Board
There are five school board candidates running for three available seats; Rhoda Antonia Uszenski, James Mullen, Karen Brooks, Jeffrey Hacker and James Kuha. The Southern Ulster Times reached out to … more
A vehicle driven by Melissa Branagan is partially submerged in a pond on Marchese Drive.
Chase ends in pond, driver charged with DWI
On September 15, at approximately 11:39 p.m., a State Trooper from the Montgomery barracks observed a 2014 Cadillac traveling north on State Route 9W in the town of Newburgh in violation of numerous … more
Along the southern side of Tillson Avenue some frontage of properties has been removed to make way for stone walls.
Lloyd updates Tillson / Toc project
The Town of Lloyd has posted regular updates on the town’s website on the progress of the construction work that is being done along Tillson Avenue. This roadwork is part of an overall upgrade … more
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Ulster County Legislature moves to raise hotel bed tax
During its March Session, the Ulster County Legislature adopted Resolution No. 11, which will ask permission of the State for the County to raise the occupancy tax on overnight rentals in the County. … more
Highland’s $52.4m budget goes to voters
The Highland School District has proposed a budget of $52,476,480 for the 2023-24 school year, which is an increase of $3.4million, or 7.10%, from the current school year. Revenues and expenses are … more
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