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Marlborough reviews two short-term rental proposals
The ongoing review of an application for Stralow Farm, a short-term rental on Lattintown Road, dominated most of the Marlborough Planning Board’s December 4 meeting.   Owners … more
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The Marlboro Hose Company No. 1 in full uniform, with Chief Erick Masten standing in the center.
Marlboro FD marks 125th
On July 30, the Marlboro Fire Department will be hosting a parade to mark their 125th anniversary. The Parade is a rain or shine event and steps off is at 1pm at the High School. It then goes down … more
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A large crowd of mostly supporters of a proposed drag strip in Modena speak against a proposed local law that would ban racing in the town at the January 17 Plattekill Town Board meeting.
Drag racing talk revved up again
Although the public hearing on the proposed local law banning motor vehicle racing in the Town of Plattekill was open to only written comments at the January 17 Town Board meeting, more than 15 … more
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Marlborough to get $100K in ARPA funds
The Marlborough Town Board approved a resolution on Monday, April 8 that is expected to partially fund nighttime lighting and other improvements at Cluett-Schantz and Young’s Parks.  … more
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Marlboro considering district-wide repairs
In 2020 the Marlboro School District established a Repair Reserve Fund with $521,312 they received from the resolution of the Dynegy power plant issue.     Last week the … more
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Marlborough airs concerns about resort proposal
  The Marlborough Planning Board gave qualified approval to a two-lot subdivision and a repurposed agricultural building – but a proposed resort complex on four lots dominated … more
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Two vie for seat on Highland Board of Fire Commissioners
On Tuesday December 12, Highland residents will have the opportunity to vote for one of two candidates who are seeking a five-year term on the Board of Fire Commissioners. Voting is scheduled from 5 … more
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Mysterious barrels found in Plattekill
The Town of Plattekill took the first step to dispose of six mysterious barrels that have been sitting at the town’s transfer station for at least eight years by hiring a firm to analyze the … more
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Dan and Jacqui Ferrari Heavens.
Quartz Rock Vineyard has events on tap
  In 2020 Dan and Jacqui Ferrari Heavens purchased their own little slice of heaven when they bought the former Glorie Farm that for decades was lovingly cared for by Doug and MaryEllen … more
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Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson presented a $10,000 check to the Sarah Hull Hallock Free Library in Milton for new LED lighting. Pictured (l. r.) Ardis Ketterer, Rosemary Wein, Jacobson, and Lois Skelly.
Milton Library gets $10,000 for lights
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson secured $10,000 for the Sarah Hull Hallock Free Library in Milton that will be used to install new LED energy efficient lighting, with a design that will be in keeping … more
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Controversial photography studio approved
The Lloyd Planning Board recently approved a two-story, 1,240 square foot accessory building at 151 Macks Lane that will be used as a photography studio by Melissa Surprise as a home … more
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A rendering of the independent senior living homes that developer Marc Sanderson has proposed in the Town of Lloyd as part of his Life Plan Community.
Complete review is urged for The Villages
Last week, attorney John Furst, who represents developer Marc Sanderson and his Villages in the Hudson Valley, spoke to the Town Board about his client’s project. He described it as a Life Plan … more
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Social Studies Teacher James Ventriglia recently brought members of his Youth in Government program to the Marlboro Town Board. Pictured L-R James Ventriglia, Kathem Fakhoury, Sam Armstrong, Noah Ernst, Robert Kunkel, Gia Faricellia, Julia Gaer, Abby Gaer, Audrey Lee, Kyle Anderson, Eva Carbone, Olivia Ciaccio, Zoi Kosta, Lucy Canizzaro, Feranmi Mabinuori, Nathaniel Pascale, teacher/advisor Kevin Egan, Harrison Solomon, Marlboro Superintendent Michael Rydell and Board of Education President Michael Connors.
Marlboro honors ‘Youth in Government’
Marlboro High School Social Studies Teacher James Ventriglia is an advisor to the Youth in Government program. He and his students informed the Board of Education about their recent activities. … more
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Audit questions Wallkill CSD financial practices
An audit report released by the New York State Comptroller’s office says that Wallkill School District claims totaling $1.7 million were not adequately supported, authorized or approved before … more
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State Senator Michelle Hinchey visited the Locust Grove Fruit Farm in Milton to present the Kent family with a proclamation in honor of their two centuries as an operating farm. Pictured (l. r.) Sawyer Kent, Peggy Kent, James Kent and Hinchey.
Hinchey honors Kent Farm’s 200 Years
State Senator Michelle Hinchey recently visited the Locust Grove Fruit Farm in Milton to present the Kent family with a resolution honoring their more than 200 years in operation and the dedication … more
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Matthews resigns from Plattekill Town Board
The Plattekill Town Board will look a lot different next year after Town Supervisor Jennifer Salemo announced at the May 3 workshop meeting that Councilman Darryl Matthews has resigned due to … more
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Plattekill officials make some cuts
The Town of Plattekill has reduced the proposed tax hike of 10.3 percent in its 2024 tentative budget to a 7.6 percent increase in its latest spending plan that will be voted on at a special budget … more
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Friday night concert series underway in Milton
The modern Top 40 Country Band Hillbilly Parade opened this year’s Friday Night Concert series at the Cluett Schantz Park in Milton. The band is comprised of vocalist Cheyenne See, acoustic … more
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Lloyd makes changes to STR law
Last week the Lloyd Town Board was criticized for proposed changes to the Short Term Rental [STR] law that has been under consideration for more than a month. Supervisor Dave Plavchak explained … more
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Last Monday a small group of town officials planted flowers at the newly restored New Paltz Slave Cemetery in the Town of Lloyd. Pictured L-R Lt. Phil Roloson, Town Clerk Wendy Rosinski, Ulster County Legislator Gina Hansut, Supervisor Dave Plavchak, Councilman John Fraino, Police Chief James Janso, Town Historian Joan Kelley and Councilman Mike Guerriero.
Slave cemetery restored
After three years, the New Paltz Slave Cemetery has been identified and is now surrounded by a wooden fence and new signage. The cemetery was founded in 1780 and was initially known as the Abraham … more
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