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Town of Newburgh native Gina Moffa, LCSW celebrates her first official published work Moving On Doesn’t Mean Letting Go: A Modern Guide to Navigating Loss.
Local author returns home
Newly-published author and Town of Newburgh native Gina Moffa, LCSW will be hosting a signing for her book Moving On Doesn’t Mean Letting Go: A Modern Guide to Navigating Loss. The signing … more
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Michael Lembo Town of Plattekill Supervisor candidate on steps of Plattekill Library.
Lembo running for Plattekill Supervisor
While many current Town of Plattekill officials and town residents were shocked and dismayed at the prospect of the Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency (UCRRA) considering a county landfill in the … more
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The Town of Plattekill has received a grant to replace the Old Mill Road bridge over the Quassaick Creek.
Plattekill gets good news on bridge replacement
The Town of Plattekill has received $3.135 million through the State’s BRIDGE NY program to replace the Old Mill Road bridge over the Quassaick Creek. Plattekill Supervisor Jennifer Salemo … more
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A section of the Old Indian Trail roadway collapsed recently, forcing residents to travel south to get out to Route 9W.
Old Indian Trail closed after collapse
On Sunday morning, April 23, a portion of the Old Indian Trail town roadway in Milton collapsed and slid down a steep hill towards the CSX railroad tracks. The town immediately closed the road going … more
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Metzger elected Ulster County Executive
Democrat and Working Families Party candidate Jen Metzger was elected to the Office of Ulster County Executive last week, defeating Republican and Conservative Party opponent, James Quigley, III by … more
Happy Thanksgiving from Leptondale Bible Church.
Leptondale Church serves Thanksgiving dinner
Leptondale Bible Church congregation members and neighbors joined together on Saturday, November 12 for the third annual Thanksgiving Meal Celebration and enjoyed home cooked turkey, stuffing, corn, … more
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Orange County hosting hazmat collection events on April 14-15
Orange County will host a Hazardous Waste collection event for businesses, municipalities, school districts, and farms by appointment only on April 14 and Household Hazardous Waste and Operation Safe … more
New Ulster County District Attorney Emmanuel Nneji poses with staff members at Sunday’s swearing-in ceremony at SUNY New Paltz.
Ulster DA sworn in at SUNY ceremony
On January 14, Ulster County District Attorney Emmanuel C. Nneji was formally sworn in by Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger at the SUNY New Paltz Lecture Hall. The ceremony followed a … more
Friends and family turned out for the appointment of two new police officers Kevin Coronel and Frank Zebrowski, 5th and 6th from the left respectively, who are standing next to Police Chief Gerald Cocozza who is standing in the center.
Marlborough welcomes new police officers
On Monday evening the Marlborough Town Board appointed Frank Zebrowski and Kevin Coronel as part-time Police Officers for the purpose of attending the Ulster County Police Academy. Supervisor … more
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Milton sculptor turns industrial detritus into art
Most of us put metal items we no longer need into the recycling bins provided by our waste-carting company. But for Marlboro artist Veronica Evanega, those discarded metals are like canvases – … more
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A ribbon cutting ceremony was held last Saturday afternoon to mark the Grand Opening of From My Heart to Your Table in Milton. Pictured L-R; BJ Mikkelsen, Sheila Mannese, Sherida Sessa, Gina Hansut, Tom Corcoran and Tina and Neil Fino.
‘From My Heart to Your Table’ opens in Milton
Tina Fino’s life took a remarkable turn after she published a cookbook of her family’s favorite recipes that she entitled, ‘From My Heart to Your Table.’ Her long journey led … more
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College celebrates expansion of Newburgh Nursing Program
In celebration of its expanded Newburgh campus nursing program and the renovation of classroom and lab spaces to accommodate the additional students, SUNY Orange hosted approximately 60 community … more
Gardiner joins Housing Smart Community Initiative
Acknowledging that there is a lack of affordable housing in the Town of Gardiner, the Town Board approved a resolution to join Ulster County in an effort to solve the countywide housing … more
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A special group gave a rendition of Billy Joel’s ‘For the Longest Time’.
Highland holds spring concert
Last week the Highland High School Music Department held their Spring Concert that included members of the Jazz Ensemble, Choir and the Concert Band. The Jazz Ensemble, under the baton of Dan … more
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Dave Zambito accepts nomination for Town Councilman from the Marlborough Republican Party.
Zambito running for Marlborough Council
In January Dave Zambito was appointed as Marlboro Town Councilman to finish the term of Scott Corcoran, who defeated Al Lanzetta last November for the position of Supervisor. Zambito is now running … more
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Marlboro student reps provide updates
The Marlboro School Board student representatives Evan Wheatley and Harrison Solomon reported on activities that took place recently at all three school campuses.   At the Elementary … more
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The rehabilitation of the TOMVAC building on Route 9W is in full swing, with the contractor hoping to enclose the building before the winter sets in so the interior work can begin in earnest.
TOMVAC building is taking shape
With the recent mild weather in the Hudson Valley, construction to revitalize the TOMVAC building has been moving quickly forward. Supervisor Scott Corcoran said they have framed and sheathed the … more
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Diane Dee Corrado was presented with a Pride of Ulster County Award by Ulster County Legislator Tom Corcoran (r.) and with a Pride of Ulster County Award from Supervisor Scott Corcoran in honor of her 100th birthday.
Diane Corrado turns 100
On Monday evening the Marlborough Town Board and Ulster County honored Diane Dee Corrado in recognition of turning 100 this year.   Ulster County Legislator Tom Corcoran presented … more
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Planning Board mulls subdivision, ‘recycled’ ag building
Members of the Town of Marlborough Planning Board spent much of their first meeting for September examining applications for a four-lot subdivision on Orange Street and a plan to repurpose an … more
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Condo project eyed for waterfront
Supervisor Scott Corcoran said he has met several times with developers Scott Layton and Ron Cypress about their proposed dockside residential project near the hamlet of Marlboro. Corcoran said … more
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