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B.J. Mikkelsen spoke of his experiences in Rotary and the benefits of being a member.
Highland Rotary seeks new members
Recently B. J. and Patricia Mikkelsen invited people to their home and urged them to consider joining the Highland Rotary, saying it is all about friendship, love and service above self, stressing … more
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Despite the constant rain, people and vendors such as ‘Lemon Love’ and ‘Pops Place’ turned up for an evening out at the town field in Highland.
Highland celebrates the equinox
Sen. Michelle Hinchey cuts the ceremonial ribbon, marking the completion of the education building.
Lloyd celebrates park grant
Last Thursday, members of the Lloyd Town Board, the Ulster County Legislature, the New York State Assembly and the Highland Landing Park thanked State Sen. Michelle Hinchey for securing a $200,000 … more
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Settlement reached with Marlboro Elementary Principal
  Recently a Settlement Agreement was reached between the Marlboro School District and former Elementary School Principal Patricia Walsh.    The 20-page agreement, … more
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Public hearing airs two subdivision proposals
The Marlborough Planning Board will draft an approval of a two-lot subdivision on Plattekill Road – and voted unanimously in favor of a proposal to repurpose an agricultural building on … more
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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
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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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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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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UPDATE: Missing girl located
Town of Newburgh Police and other emergency responders are searching for. missing child in the Wells Rd / Brewer Rd and surrounding area. Police will be assisted by Fire Departments, Rangers, … more
Members of a Modena church appear before the Plattekill Town Board on September 6 to complain about a house being built next to its property.
Plattekill pastor complains of town ‘runaround’
Representatives of a Modena church are not happy with the way the Town of Plattekill is handling a dispute with a neighbor. Monique K. Newkirk, pastor of the Pentecostal Holy Joy Church of the … more
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A 21-gun salute honored those who died on September 11, 2001.
Lloyd remembers September 11, 2001
On Monday evening the Town of Lloyd remembered the tragic events that took place on September 11, 2001 at the World Trade Center in New York City, at the Pentagon in Virginia and at Shanskville, … more
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Last week the Marlboro Elementary School gymnasium was named in honor of retired physical education teacher Benjamin Trapani. He and his wife Susan are surrounded by family.
Marlboro honors Ben Trapani
Last week, a large crowd of family and friends gathered at the Marlboro Elementary School for a ceremony naming the school’s gymnasium in honor of retired physical education teacher Benjamin … more
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More Central Hudson hearings planned
In response to the call by Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger and other elected officials, the NYS Public Service Commission has agreed to add in-person public hearings on Fortis/Central … more
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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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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Last Thursday afternoon a fire broke out at the LaMela Sanitation Service on Route 9W in Marlboro.
Fire strikes LaMela Sanitation
At 3 p.m. on Thursday, August 31, a call came in to 911 that a fire had broken out at the LaMela Sanitation Services at 1118 Route 9W in Marlboro.   Marlboro Fire Chief Erick Masten … more
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McClinton blasts Plattekill Dems for lack of support
Marisa McClinton had hoped to break the Republican stranglehold on the Plattekill Town Board in this November’s election. But she’s pulled out of the race, blasting the town’s … more
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Marlboro honors 9-11 victims and First Responders
The memory of September 11, 2001 will forever linger with many of us, but the young athletes who participated in a memorial observance on a pleasantly perfect late-summer evening were not yet alive … more
The Lloyd Beautification Committee has placed colorful hanging flower baskets around town; pictured is one in front of the Holistic Health and Happiness Wellness Center in the hamlet.
Beautification committee is busy at work
Darlene Plavchak updated the Lloyd Town Board on activities that have been undertaken by the Beautification Committee, pointing out that a number of hanging flower baskets have been placed around the … more
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