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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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A coordinated effort by Rolling Thunder, Home Pro Exteriors and Owens Corning put a new roof on the home of Navy Veteran Raymond and his wife Denise Thompson in Highland. Pictured L-R Pete Szulewski, Ron Dibble, homeowners Denise and Raymond Thompson, daughter Gina Iudica, Charley Alonge, Sue and Ron Orts.
Roof Deployment Project aids a Highland Veteran
A simple well-timed phone call led to the installation of a new roof for Veteran Raymond Thompson. This was made possible through a program, known as the Roof Deployment Project, through … more
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Marlborough adopts state climate smart pledge
Last week the Marlborough Town Board passed a resolution unanimously to adopt the New York State Climate Smart Communities Pledge that advocates building a climate smart community by keeping an … more
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Members of the St Augustine Knights of Columbus pose with award recipient Rich Gorres and Legislator Gina Hansut at the St. Augustine School. From L-R; Joe Wood, Stan Sarli, Joseph Garibaldi, Robert Rosen, Richard Gorres, Rev. John Lynch, Michael Signorelli, Gina Hansut, Tom Lockhart, Sean Fitzgerald and Sam Mercier.
Gorres is a ‘Pride of Ulster’
For the past 10 years, Rich Gorres has overseen the Thanksgiving Day Dinners at St. Augustine School in Highland. The dinners are open to everyone and are always free. The Lloyd Police often assist … more
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Creative activities such as music, painting, dancing and crafts can provide stimulation to the brain.
Modena Church begins Alzheimer ministry
If you know anyone suffering with either dementia or Alzheimer’s, visit the H.E.A.R.T.S. program at Modena’s United Methodist Church. H.E.A.R.T.S. stands for Hope. Encouragement. … more
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Jarrid Blades
Jarrid Blades running for Ulster County DA
Jarrid Blades, former Ulster County and Monroe County Assistant District Attorney, announced that he’s seeking the Democratic nomination to run for Ulster County District Attorney. Born and … more
NY Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins administers the Oath of Office to Michelle Hinchey with her brother Joseph by her side.
Hinchey begins second term
Saturday Michelle Hinchey was sworn in as the New York State Senator for the 41st District at the Saugerties Performing Arts Factory. Her district includes all of Greene and Columbia counties, most … more
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State Police investigate a homicide in Plattekill
State Police have identified the victim of a homicide in the town of Plattekill as Daniel Spotards, 41, from the town of Plattekill On January 2, 2023, the New York State Police, Highland Barracks … more
The second mural shows the many hands that support our world.
Murals brighten Middle School Hallway
Recently the Marlboro School Board drew attention to two murals that were done at the middle school last fall. Art teacher Megan Albright said several years ago students at the high school … more
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Plattekill Town board poses after January 4 reorganizational meeting. Left to right - Dean DePew Sr., Darryl Matthews, Supervisor Jennifer Salemo, Wilfrido Castillo Jr. and Bill Kras.
Salemo wraps up first year as Plattekill Supervisor
Supervisor Jennifer Salemo felt that the Town of Plattekill accomplished a lot in her first year in office. But she said it was a team effort every step of the way. “It has been challenging … more
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Milton firefighters marching in the Marlboro Fire Parade, July 2022.
Fire calls dipped in 2022, but some companies still very busy
In 2022, there were a total of 13,964 fire calls in Ulster County, which is lower than last year. However, fire calls in different districts may vary from low to very busy. Matthew Kneeter, the … more
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DiNapoli urges New Yorkers to spend those holiday gift cards
New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli is urging New Yorkers to make sure they spend any gift cards they received this holiday season. Unused gift card balances can eventually be turned over … more
Kavanagh to run for Ulster DA
Attorney Mike Kavanagh announced Saturday that he will run for Ulster County District Attorney, a position once held by his father. “Today, I am proud to announce my candidacy to be Ulster … more
SUNY New Paltz officially a university, no longer a college
SUNY New Paltz has officially attained University status in the State of New York, effective January 1, 2023, after receiving approval from SUNY Interim Chancellor Deborah F. Stanley and the SUNY … more
Marlborough Town Clerk Colleen Corcoran administers the oath of office to Councilman Dave Zambito.
Marlborough swears in a new councilman
Last week Marlborough Town Clerk Colleen Corcoran administered the oath of office to Councilman Dave Zambito. He was the only one up for election last fall and ran unopposed. In November Zambito … more
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Marlboro names gym for Benjamin Trapani
Last week the Marlboro School Board held a lengthy discussion on a motion to name the elementary gym for the third through fifth grades in honor of Benjamin Trapani, who taught physical education in … more
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Rabbi Douglas Kohn crosses the Paso del Norte International Bridge from Ciudad Juárez, Mexico to El Paso, Texas on December 12, 2022. Photo Credit: Justin Hamel for HIAS
A journey to the border
From December 11 to 14, Rabbi Douglas Kohn of Newburgh’s Temple Beth Jacob along with other rabbis from across the country and organizers traveled to bear witness and experience the current … more
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The altar boys who served at the Mass (l. – r.) Raymond Bartollotti, Carl DeMarco, Mark Railing, John Railing, J.P. Toder and Sean Mrdjenovic.
Archbishop pays New Year’s Eve visit to Highland
On New Year’s Eve, Cardinal Timothy M. Dolan, Archboshop of New York, celebrated Mass at St. Augustine Church in Highland. In 2009 he was appointed Archbishop by Pope Benedict XVI, who passed … more
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Hearing set on zoning change for Villages
Members of the Lloyd Planning Board recently voted 5-2 to forward a memo to the Town Board, urging them to approve a Planned Residential Retirement Development [PRRD] zoning change for the Villages … more
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Larry Hammond was honored by the Lloyd Town Board for his 35 years of service on the town’s Planning Board. Pictured L-R councilmen Mike Guerriero, John Fraino, Hammond, Supervisor Dave Plavchak and councilman Lenny Auchmoody.
Lloyd honors Larry Hammond
On the last meeting of the year, the Lloyd Town Board presented Larry Hammond with a Certificate of Outstanding Service for his 35 years as a volunteer on the Planning Board and on the Water & … more
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