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Marlborough reviews preliminary budget
A brief public hearing on Tuesday, October 10 gave residents and other attendees a peek at the preliminary town budget for 2024. The hearing was part of the biweekly meeting of the Marlborough Town … more
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Pastor Michael A. Hannigan of the Chapel Hill Bible Church.
A historic church’s journey from Manhattan to Marlboro
Nestled among the trees on serene Bingham Road in Marlboro, the Chapel Hill Bible Church stands as a testament to both the enduring power of faith and the remarkable stories that history can tell. … more
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Parents criticize Highland’s response to sexual assault
Just before public comment at last week’s Highland School Board meeting, Board President Alan Barone made a brief statement about alleged misconduct by some players on one of the school … more
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Owners Claire Sidamon and Sheryll Petilos.
Highland store marks 3rd anniversary
August 20 marked the three-year anniversary of the Boba tea and snack bar by the name of “Friend’s Corner in Highland. Owners Sheryll Petilos and Claire Sidamon opened the shop in … more
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Lloyd unveils their revived Police Bike Patrol: L-R Chief James Janso, Supervisor Dave Plavchak, Officers Jesse Vail and Joshua Tucker, Rail Trail President Peter Bellizzi and Mark Elia.
Lloyd reinstates bike patrols
Lloyd Police Chief James Janso said, “it has been twenty-plus years since we’ve had the bike patrols as part of the department. We had them back in the mid 1990s and it kind of fell by … more
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UNICO hosts tomato contest
The Marlboro Chapter of UNICO recently held their annual tomato contest at the Benmarl Winery. In May, residents purchased seeds and by August all of the submissions were judged in a variety of … more
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Lloyd responds to ethics opinion on Councilman Fraino
At their August 16th meeting, the Lloyd Town Board reviewed a recent advisory opinion rendered by the Town’s Ethics Board concerning an alleged conflict of interest issue, when the town hired … more
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Wildfire contained; Minnewaska to reopen
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced that after eight days of suppression efforts on the Napanoch Point wildland fire in Minnewaska State Park Preserve, the fire is now contained. The State Department … more
Marlborough eyes housing, subdivision
After a brief public hearing on Monday, August 21, the Marlborough Planning Board unanimously approved a proposal to subdivide a land parcel at 467 and 474 Old Indian Road. The division of the … more
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Modena, NY Drag Strip Supporters have their own Facebook page.
Plattekill to consider moratorium on drag racing
With organizers of the proposed Modena Drag Strip taking to social media to mount another campaign to revive the controversial project, the Plattekill Town Board is considering adopting a six-month … more
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Jenna Thomas stands beside a colorful welcome sign, indicating her appointment as the new Principal of the Marlboro Elementary School.
New principal named at Marlboro ES
The Marlboro School Board unanimously approved Jenna Thomas as the Principal of the Elementary School at their last meeting. Her probationary period listed in the agenda began on August 19 and will … more
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Highland faces $1.7 million budget deficit
In a fourth budget presentation, Highland’s Business Administrator Lindsay Eidel addressed the district’s $1,764,430 deficit in the proposed 2024-25 budget, again noting that the two main … more
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Convicted drug trafficker gets 16 years to life sentence
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler announced that on Friday, March 29, 2024, Antonio Perez-Molina, 42, of Otisville, was sentenced in Orange County Court sixteen (16) years to life in … more
A quintet of comics preformed last Saturday night at the Quartz Rock Winery in Marlboro. Pictured L-R Hannah Lieberman, host Danit Sibs, headliner Kitty Reynolds, Will Julian and Nick Viagas.
Quartz Rock Vineyard hosts Comedy Night
Dan and Jacqui Ferrari Heavens, proprietors of Quartz Rock Vineyard in Marlboro, hosted their 4th Comedy Night Saturday evening. The event is part of a series the Vineyard is hosting for the public … more
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Marlborough suggests changes on proposed Willow Tree Lane Subdivision
Meeting on Monday, April 1, the Marlborough Planning Board approved an application by Peter and Frances Fremgen for a lot-line resolution on their property on Clark’s Lane in Milton. The … more
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Pier damage assessment underway
After a recent devastating fire severely damaged the northern pier at the Milton Landing, Supervisor Scott Corcoran gave an update on what is being done to repair the damage. The fire was caused by a … more
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Highland releases opt out test data
  William Zimmer, Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction for the Highland School District, recently gave an interview to the Southern Ulster Times to explain the opt out … more
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The Highland Middle School will be closed for up to 12 weeks due to renovations prompted by a kitchen fire on March 20. The Highland School District is currently on spring break.
Remote learning returns
Highland Middle School students in the midst of an extended spring break learned Monday that they will be away from the classroom even longer than anticipated because of a fire last week in the … more
Lloyd updated on water and sewer issues
The Town of Lloyd Water & Sewer Administrator Adam Litman started his report to the Town Board by saying,”Let’s talk about water; it’s been raining and raining and raining. So … more
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Highland Scout presents Eagle Project
Nathaniel ‘Nemo’ Swart, of Boy Scout Troop 70 in Highland and a Junior at the High School, presented his Eagle Scout project last week to the Lloyd Town Board. Supervisor Dave Plavchak … more
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