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Public speaks to changes in Lloyd Rental Law
The Lloyd Town Board, last week, held a public hearing on amendments they are seeking to make to the Short Term Transient [STR] Law.   Supervisor Dave Plavchak said they are proposing … more
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On August 17th a second fire occurred on the northern Milton pier, forcing its closure until the full extent of the damage and the costs to repair it can be determined.
Fire causes significant damage to Milton Pier
In the space of a few weeks, two fires occurred at the northern Milton Pier. The second one on August 17 resulted in the closure of the pier itself. Milton Assistant Fire Chief Gael Appler Jr, … more
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Opposition mounts to Modena warehouse plan
Opposition to the construction of a massive warehouse in the Town of Plattekill is mounting with a petition against the project signed by nearly 600 residents. Large signs have also sprouted up … more
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Hit and run crash leaves two dead
A hit-and-run accident on Route 9W, Marlboro, near The Falcon, left two people dead on Friday, March 1. A State Police blotter entry lists the time as 9:23 p.m. The driver of one of the two … more
Marlborough airs revised ridgeline rules
  The newly proposed changes to the Town of Marlborough’s Ridgeline and Steep-Slope protection code came back to center stage at a public hearing at town hall Monday night, April … more
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Thruway closure rescheduled for January 13
The New York State Thruway Authority has announced that the northbound lanes of the Thruway (I-87) from exit 17 in Newburgh to exit 18 in New Paltz will fully shut down to all traffic at 7 p.m. … more
Highland approves $54,388,745 school budget
Last week the Highland School Board approved a $54.3 million budget for the 2024-25 school year. Residents will vote on this proposed budget as well as on a proposition to purchase two, 65 seat … more
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County seeks DOT study for Route 44/55
Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger has called on New York State Department of Transportation (NYS DOT) to conduct a thorough investigation into road safety of 44/55 where the Town of Plattekill is … more
Marlboro approves $65.6m budget
Last week the Marlboro School Board unanimously approved a budget of $65,591,761 for the 2024-25 school year. This is an increase of $1,618,369 from the current school year’s budget. Board … more
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Judge E. Loren Williams leads Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson as he takes the oath of office for the 104th Assembly District alongside Mayor Torrance Harvey.
Jacobson begins third term
Jonathan Jacobson, surrounded by friends, colleagues and supporters, was sworn in for a third term as assemblyman for the 104th New York State Assembly District by New York State Supreme Court … more
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The Veteran’s section of the Cemetery as it looked after all of the wreaths were set in place.
Remembering the fallen at Christmas time
National Wreaths Across America Day took place at over 4,225 participating locations across the country, including Arlington National Cemetery and New Paltz Rural Cemetery, on Saturday, December 16, … more
Students, staff attend ‘No Place for Hate’ conference
On January 12, 14 students and five staff members from Marlboro High School (MHS) attended the regional No Place for Hate conference at Siena College. Inspired by civil rights activist Bayard … more
Marlborough Planning Board eyes lot-line, subdivision, and regulatory proposals
The Marlborough Planning Board examined an application for a lot-line change as well as a proposal for a four-lot subdivision at its Monday, December 18 meeting at Town Hall.   The … more
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The previous zoning map (left) for the Town of Marlborough and (right) what it would look like if parcels along Dock Road are recognized as residential zones.
Marlborough looks at Dock Road condos, Falcon parking
Members of Marlborough’s Planning Board got an update on last year’s proposal to build condominiums along Dock Road, near the Hudson River, and eyed a new application to construct a … more
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‘I Voted’ stickers contest produces a runaway winner
An election sticker described by the New York Times as “an electric concoction of colors: a pink and purple and turquoise creature with a wild bloodshot stare, a toothy neon grin and spiderlike … more
DiLorenzo wins fire board seat
  Last week Stephen DiLorenzo won another five year term as a Highland Fire Commissioner, with 173 votes to challenger James Balint’s 57 votes. DiLorenzo said this was the first time … more
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Marlboro unveils action plans for 2024-25
Marlboro Superintendent Michael Rydell introduced a presentation at the last school board meeting on the district’s educational Action Plans that are being implemented and coordinated in each … more
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Planning Board OKs Orange Street subdivision
Four proposals were the topic of the night for the Marlborough Planning Board at its March 18 meeting – including the approval of a subdivision application first submitted last August. … more
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Highland Artist Beth Walters-Storyk stands beside one of her paintings, ‘Magical Garden Triptych’
Highland resident returns to her art
In the past few years local Highland artist Beth Walters-Storyk has been devoting her time to creating very personal and colorful works of art in her studio. Last week, for the first time, she … more
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Chief Matthew Goodnow poses with members of his rescue team.
Lloyd hires New Paltz Rescue Squad
The Town of Lloyd recently contracted their ambulance service with the New Paltz Rescue Squad that will start on January 1, 2024 at an annual cost of $600,000. CEO Matthew Goodnow said they will … more
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