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A rendering of the proposed Lewis C DiStasi Jr Pavilion that will be built on the Village Field, near the hamlet.
Lloyd receives ARPA funds; makes appointments
Last week, Lloyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak said the town has received a $500,000 award from Ulster County through the American Rescue Plan Act [ARPA]. The funds will be put toward the $2.5 million … more
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Along the southern side of Tillson Avenue some frontage of properties has been removed to make way for stone walls.
Lloyd updates Tillson / Toc project
The Town of Lloyd has posted regular updates on the town’s website on the progress of the construction work that is being done along Tillson Avenue. This roadwork is part of an overall upgrade … more
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Seventh Grader Gabriella Fakhoury (l.) and eighth grader Mia Russo were the 1st Place winners of the UNICO Italian Heritage Essay Contest for 2022.
UNICO hosts 28th annual essay contest
The Marlboro chapter of UNICO has sponsored the Italian heritage essay contest for 7th and 8th graders in the district for the past 28 years. Each of the 1st Place winners received $200 and a … more
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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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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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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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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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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
Metzger declares victory in Ulster County Executive race
Democrat and Working Families Party candidate Jen Metzger was elected to the Office of Ulster County Executive this evening, defeating Republican and Conservative Party opponent, James Quigley, III … more
More details offered for Villages project
Kelly Lybolt, of KRC Planning, recently gave a summary to the Lloyd Planning Board on the current status of the Village in the Hudson Valley Assisted Living/Senior Housing project that is slated to … more
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Plattekill tax levy up slightly
Faced with ever increasing employee benefits, the Town of Plattekill adopted its 2023 budget on Nov. 2 with a 1.2 percent increase in the tax levy. The Town Board voted unanimously to adopt the … more
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State Senator Michelle Hinchey poses with Town of Lloyd Officials after securing a $200,000 state grant to complete the final phase of construction on the Assemblyman Frank Skartados Education Building.
Hinchey announces $200,000 for Community Center
Senator Michelle Hinchey has secured a $200,000 state grant for the Town of Lloyd to complete the final phase of construction on the Assemblyman Frank Skartados Education Building, a center for … more
Marlboro addresses comptroller’s concerns
Last week the Marlboro School Board approved the State Comptroller’s corrective action plan concerning technology user accounts in the district. In a letter addressed to the Superintendent … more
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Supporters of Republican candidates turned out in Thomas Felten Memorial Park, Saturday, for a Get Out the Vote Rally hosted by Republican candidates.
GOP candidates headline rally in Modena
Supporters of Republican candidates turned out in Thomas Felten Memorial Park, Saturday, for a Get Out the Vote Rally hosted by Republican candidates. more
Historic train station plays host to a series of art shows
For the past month, several ‘pop-up’ art shows have taken place at the Milton Train Station where a number of local artists have presented their work. Last week was the third and final … more
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Congressman Pat Ryan cast an early ballot Sunday at the New Paltz Community Center, with help from his son Theo.
Ryan defeats Schmitt in 18th Congressional race
Newly-elected Congressman Pat Ryan, fresh from victory in a special election in the 19th Congressional District, was elected to a full term on the Hill, Tuesday, capturing the newly-redrawn 18th … more
Lloyd approves preliminary budget for 2023
The Lloyd Town Board approved their preliminary 2023 budget of $12,964,184. Subtracted from this will be $4,213,186 in expected revenues as well as $18,080 from the unexpended fund balance, leaving … more
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Kids just light up when Freddie comes around.
Halloween happenings in Milton
The first ever Trunk or Treat was held at the American Legion Hall in Highland on Sunday afternoon, complete with parade, costumes and smiles. more
With capital project approved, Highland plans ahead
Highland residents recently approved two infrastructure propositions totaling $21,620,092. Proposition 1, which passed by a vote of 758 to 223, calls for spending $16.9 million for significant … more
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Legislature seeks applicants to serve on various county boards
Legislative Chair Tracey Bartels announced that the County Legislature is accepting applications to serve on the Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency (UCRRA) board of directors. Selected … more
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