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Orange County Conservative Party officially endorses Trump
Grace White, the Chairwoman of the Orange County Conservative Party announced that at a meeting of the County Executive Committee former President Donald Trump was endorsed for re-election as … more
Opposition mounts to Modena warehouse plan
Opposition to the construction of a massive warehouse in the Town of Plattekill is mounting with a petition against the project signed by nearly 600 residents. Large signs have also sprouted up … more
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Public speaks to changes in Lloyd Rental Law
The Lloyd Town Board, last week, held a public hearing on amendments they are seeking to make to the Short Term Transient [STR] Law.   Supervisor Dave Plavchak said they are proposing … more
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Maj Gen. Hussey
Neuhaus to host inaugural Leadership Series on Feb. 1
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus has announced that he will host the first installment of his Leadership Series at 6 p.m. on Thursday, February 1 at the County’s Emergency Services … more
Paper Bag Players return to SUNY Orange stage
The Paper Bag Players are coming with singing, dancing, and lots of laughs to SUNY Orange in Middletown, on Sunday, January 28 to start off the 2024 Cultural Affairs performance events programming. … more
Representatives of the Jewish Federations of Orange, Ulster and Dutchess Counties recently gathered at the Kingston office of Congressman Pat Ryan (D-Gardiner) to thank him for supporting Israel.
Jewish Federations thank Ryan for support
Just over 100 days since Hamas’s brutal attack on Israel, representatives from the Jewish Federations of Dutchess, Orange, and Ulster Counties presented Rep. Pat Ryan and his staff with a … more
Kelly A. Kelly
Walden again in search of a village treasurer
For the third time in the past four years, the Village of Walden is in search of a new treasurer. Village Manager John Revella confirmed last week that Kelly A. Kelly, who has twice held the … more
Maybrook annexation sought for 17-acre parcel
If all goes well with a proposed annexation, a 57.4-acre parcel zoned residential will become available for development in Maybrook but existing wetlands will reduce the buildable acreage by nearly … more
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QuickChek plans move forward
The Town of Montgomery planning board kicked off the new year with an update to QuickChek’s gas station and convenience store, a project proposed for Scott’s Corner, during its January 8 … more
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This year’s leaders: Matt and Courtenay Grogan, the Walden Historical Society, Blue Fox Books, and William Sestrom.
Walden celebrates its community leaders
Leaders serve various roles in their communities, set examples for those around them, and contribute immensely to education, business, volunteer work, and other fields of work. The Village of Walden … more
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The NU Quintet, formed in 2021, aims to establish a new tradition celebrating and expanding the wind quintet.
World premieres coming to the Grand Montgomery stage
The Grand Montgomery Chamber Music series is delighted to present the NU Quintet on Sunday, January 21, at 3 p.m. The performance will take place at the Garrett Concert Stage at 36 Bridge Street, … more
Krissy Karos (l.) and Denise Gualtieri announced that they will close their Walden store in early February.
With no heat, vintage shop to close its doors
Junk Babes Vintage, after selling antiques on 150 East Main Street in Walden for the past few years, will close its doors during February due to its owners facing harsh winter conditions without any … more
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Joy Insurance celebrates 40 years
Joy Insurance, a three-generation insurance company based in Middletown, recently celebrated its 40th anniversary at the end of 2023. The Joy Family, who established the business during the early … more
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Nicole Clarke and Valerie Best
Skoufis rounds out senior team
Senator James Skoufis (D-Cornwall) is proud to welcome Director of Operations Nicole Clarke, and Director of Communications, Valerie Best. Nicole Clarke is a longtime resident of the Hudson … more
Some residents fear development could ruin their view of the top of Marlboro mountain.
Ridgeline protection sought
At a public hearing on Monday, January 8, the Marlborough Town Board tackled the thorny subjects of cannabis retailing and ridgeline regulations and protections. In the regular semimonthly meeting … more
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Highland remembers Leonard C. Hossenloop
  Long time Highland resident Leonard C. Hossenloop Jr,  affectionately known as “Bud”, passed away on December 22, 2024. He was born in Buffalo on December 8, 1950 to the … more
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Friends president Joanne Zambito, presents a check to Marlboro Library Director Christina Jennerich. Also pictured: Friends volunteer Emily Amoia.
Friends make a donation to Marlboro Library
The Friends of the Marlboro Free Library donated $5000 to the Library, representing monies raised through their 2023 fundraising events. Events included a Spring Tea Party, book sales, raffles, … more
Flooded parking lot at Beacon Train station.
Jacobson to Metro-North: Fix flooding at Beacon Parking Lot
Assemblymember Jonathan Jacobson (D-104) has called on Metro-North to fix the flooding at the west parking lot of the Beacon train station (on the Hudson River side). Metro-North, which runs the … more
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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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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