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The Lloyd Town Hall now has new steps that are capped by skid-resistant metal covers. The glass sides and wood doors at the entryway need work but that will be done in the future.
Lloyd approves water tank replacement
Last week the Lloyd Town Board approved a project to replace the water storage tank on Reservoir Road. Town Engineer Andrew Learn, of CPL Architects, drew up the required construction, … more
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For The Many Political Director Brahvan Ranga [at the podium] welcomes guests and media outlets and speaks on the proposed policy for vacation rentals.
Ban sought on vacation rentals
Local grassroots organization, For The Many [FTM], previously known as Nobody Leaves Mid-Hudson, hosted a press conference in the City of Newburgh on Thursday, July 21 to announce a new housing … more
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Probe launched into church finances
Father William Damroth, former pastor of St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta Parish in the City of Newburgh, is currently under investigation for possible financial irregularities during his tenure. … more
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Matthew Arbolino [far left] enjoys a night with friends during a Habitat function.
Habitat director stepping down
After four years of service as Executive Director of Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh, Matthew Arbolino will be stepping down and his final day will be July 31. Originally from the Town … more
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Local police agencies to observe National Night Out
The City of Newburgh, Town of New Windsor and Town of Newburgh welcomes and invites all residents and visitors alike to their respective National Night Out celebrations that are set to take place on … more
Walden’s Hill Street Bridge, spanning the Tin Brook, has been closed to vehicle traffic since 2013.
Walden needs a new bridge. Who gets the bill?
Rehabilitation of Walden’s Hill Street Bridge is not an option. It needs to be replaced. That’s the advice of Engineer Herb Litts who appeared before the Montgomery Town Board last … more
Walden seeks a rail trail connection
Walden residents who dream that their three-mile rail trail to Wallkill could one day be connected to the region’s vast trail network may have an ally in Alan Sorenson. Sorenson, a former … more
Empanada Nirvana’s Free Food Fridge in Walden offers free meals to go for residents in need of assistance.
Spreading love in Walden
Empanada Nirvana owner Nelson Pantoja and his business partner/manager Addie Torres moved from their food truck on 9W last May and have been running their restaurant for a little over a year in … more
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The Bullville Fire Department welcomed the arrival of the newest member of its fleet by hosting a wetdown on Saturday. Neighboring fire companies were invited to come and join the fun.
Bullville Fire Department welcomes new vehicle
The Bullville Fire Department found a very unique way to cool down on a steamy hot summer day. On Saturday July 23, the department hosted a “wetdown” where other local fire … more
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Maybrook judge retires
During the past 37 years, William Schimpf has served the Maybrook public in just about every official capacity there is. But “with very deeply held totally mixed emotions and after very careful … more
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Members of the Town of Shawangunk Police Department, Supervisor John Valk and town police commissioners Brian Amthor and Robert Miller pose with a child with his donated bike from the town. The donation is part of the National Night Out program put on by the Shawangunk Police Benevolent Association (PBA) Aug. 4 at Garrison Park in Wallkill.
Local agencies observe National Night Out
Three local police agencies are observing National Night Out next Tuesday, August 2. National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and … more
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Maloney announces $21 million for local projects
Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (NY-18) voted to pass H.R. 8294, a package of six appropriations bills that include over $21 million for community projects in the Hudson Valley. These local wins, announced … more
First case of monkeypox identified in Orange County
Health Commissioner Dr. Irina Gelman today announced that Orange County’s first case of monkeypox (orthopoxvirus) has officially been identified. Monkeypox is a viral infection that is … more
The Hudson River from the residence of James Roosevelt, Esq., Hyde Park, New York, (ELRO 7996). Scenic Hudson has expressed concern over the potential visual impact of the Falcon Ridge Development on the Franklin D. Roosevelt National Historic Site across the Hudson.
Scenic Hudson weighs in on Falcon Ridge
Jeff Anzevino, Director of Land Use Advocacy for Scenic Hudson, recently sent comments to Loyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak, Planning Board Chairman Scott McCarthy and the members of their respective … more
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The Highland Rotary Club recently honored individuals in the community for their Service Above Self Awards; (l. – r.) Lloyd Police Chief James Janso, Dimitri Bakatsias, Jeff Paladino, Dillon Hawkes (with daughter) Fred and Diane Minard.
Highland Rotary presents annual awards
At a recent dinner at Casa Milanese, the Highland Rotary Club presented their 18th annual Service Above Self awards to Lloyd Police Chief James Janso, Jeff Paladino owner of Milton Hardware, Dillon … more
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Recreation Director Kim Way (front row, center) surrounded by her staff at Plattekill’s Summer Camp.
Kim Way takes the reins of Plattekill’s summer camp
Recreation Director Kim Way likes to think of all the kids that participate in the Town of Plattekill’s Kids Summer Camp and other town programs as her own. “I tell parents when they … more
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A rendering of the independent senior living homes that developer Marc Sanderson has proposed in the Town of Lloyd as part of his Life Plan Community.
The Villages applies for special designation
Attorney John Furst, on behalf of his client Marc Sanderson, submitted a formal application on June 28 asking the Lloyd Town Board to establish a Planned Residential Retirement District [PRRD] for … more
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Michael Brooks and his family attended his retirement party at the West Shore Marina in Marlboro. Pictured (l. – r.) daughter McKenzie Brooks, wife Judy Brooks, Michael Brooks and daughter Emily Brooks.
Brooks honored at his retirement party
Marlboro Superintendent Michael Brooks was honored at his recent retirement party by his family, friends, teachers and colleagues. Brooks decided to retire after being in field of education for … more
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The Valley Vista Adult Home and Assisted Living Center in Highland recently held a celebration for their residents and employees.
Valley Vista hosts rejuvenation celebration
Last week the Valley Vista Adult Home and Assisted Living facility in Highland held a ‘Rejuvenation Celebration’ to honor and thank employees who have helped care for their residents … more
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Artist Liz Nielsen explains her inspiration for her installation.
Art installation lights up historic Dutch Church
City residents, supporters, friends and other creative minds gathered at the Dutch Reformed Church to witness and celebrate Forcefield, a new large scale art installation created and designed by … more
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