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Planning Board OKs Orange Street subdivision
Four proposals were the topic of the night for the Marlborough Planning Board at its March 18 meeting – including the approval of a subdivision application first submitted last August. … more
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The previous zoning map (left) for the Town of Marlborough and (right) what it would look like if parcels along Dock Road are recognized as residential zones.
Marlborough looks at Dock Road condos, Falcon parking
Members of Marlborough’s Planning Board got an update on last year’s proposal to build condominiums along Dock Road, near the Hudson River, and eyed a new application to construct a … more
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Dozens of students from Mount Saint Mary College, Newburgh Free Academy, and beyond attended Techstars Weekend at the college last year. This year’s event will take place the weekend of March 22.
Mount to host Techstars Startup Weekend on campus, March 22 – 24
Mount Saint Mary College will host the third annual Techstars Startup Weekend Newburgh from Friday, March 22 to Sunday, March 24. The event will be held on the Mount campus in the Hudson Hall … more
Blooming Commons presented
The Town of New Windsor Planning voted to circulate for lead agency the project Blooming Commons Site Plan located at 436 Blooming Grove Turnpike at their March 13 meeting. The project, … more
Sen. James T. Skoufis, speaking at the Golden Rail Ale House on Monday.
Skoufis scores win for taverns and restaurants
Senator James Skoufis (D-Cornwall) joined with the Empire State Restaurant & Tavern Association and Orange County Tavern and Restaurant Association at The Golden Rail Ale House in Newburgh to … more
Jacobson seeks more funding for roads, education
Assemblymember Jonathan Jacobson (D-104) is claiming “significant victories” in the Assembly one-house budget, restoring cuts from the Governor’s budget to public schools, highway … more
Montgomery Trustee Randi Picarello and volunteers from Valley Central High School at Saturday’s Easter Egg Hunt.
Sunny skies greet Montgomery’s Easter Egg Hunt
Dozens of families and their children scrambled across Veterans Memorial Park last Saturday morning, March 16 during the Village of Montgomery’s annual Easter Egg hunt, checking every crevice … more
Gardiner Town Board delays Lazy River license application
The Gardiner Town Board has withheld approval of a campground permit, determining that it was deficient. Lazy River Campground’s application was presented to the town board at a meeting … more
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Greenlight Networks’ office in Monroe County, New York.
Greenlight Network partners with Town of Wallkill
Greenlight Networks, a fiber network service provider based in Monroe County, announced on February 13 that the company partnered with the Town of Wallkill and will provide broadband services to the … more
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The Newburgh City Council recently approved a contract with the Mohonk Mountain House Resort & Spa in the Shawangunk Mountains. Accommodations and meals alone are expected to cost more than $19,000.
City officials plan Mohonk weekend retreat
The posh Mohonk Mountain House Resort and Spa will be hosting a group of City of Newburgh officials for three days in April. The City Council on Monday, March 11 unanimously approved an … more
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Highland refines 2024-25 School Budget
At the past few meetings the Highland School Board and administration has been refining the budget for the 2024-25 school year. At this point the draft budget for next year, without going over the … more
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Montgomery a ‘non-sanctuary’ municipality
The Village of Montgomery board, as proposed by Trustee Mike Hembury, passed a resolution during its March 5 meeting that declared the village a non-sanctuary municipality. This decision sparked … more
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An initial proposal for a new mixed-use, mixed-income development at 35-37 Broad Street in the City of Newburgh.
East End proposal considered
The Newburgh City Council was presented on Thursday, March 7 with an initial proposal for a new mixed-use, mixed-income development at 35-37 Broad Street. The current site is a grassy area along … more
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Lloyd sets roadwork schedule for 2024
Each year in late winter, the Lloyd Town Board receives a list of town roads from Highway Superintendent Rich Klotz that his department plans to work on in the coming year. It is called a 284 … more
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Town OKs water source protection
The Town of Montgomery board, after conducting research and talking with experts over the last few weeks, motioned to approve the Drinking Water Source Protection Program during the town’s … more
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Heather Riley (l.) and Wendy Cavanaugh at Golden Rule Thrift Shop.
Pair to lead Wallkill St. Pat’s Parade
The Wallkill St. Patrick’s Parade Committee, for the first time in its 37 years of organizing the Town of Shawangunk’s annual parade, chose two residents to represent this year’s … more
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Sophie Miller at WKNY, c.1944. Courtesy of Friends of Historic Kingston.
Ulster celebrates Women’s History Month
In celebration of Women’s History Month, Ulster County Clerk Nina Postupack proudly presents the latest addition to the “Historical Profiles” series in partnership with Friends of … more
Tom Nardacci speaking at the ceremony.
Hudson Valley Food Bank celebrates building progress
Members of Food Bank of Hudson Valley invited residents and partners of Orange County and New York State last Thursday, March 7 to celebrate the progress of its newest project, a 40,000-square-foot … more
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Rydell to keep an eye on state aid package
At a previous Marlboro School Board meeting Superintendent Michael Rydell discussed a year to year comparison of the overall budget with a rollover budget: in 2023-24 the approved budget was … more
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The deadline has passed for the owner of 3537 Montgomery Street to make repairs to an unsafe building.
Walden property faces demolition
The Village of Walden board, after waiting a month, is prepared to order demolition of a building at 3537 North Montgomery Street after its owner failed to repair the property. The property, … more
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