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Lloyd PBA hosts youth fishing tournament
Recently, the Lloyd Police Benevolent Association hosted a free Youth Fishing Tournament at the pond at Berean Park. Chief James Janso came with his wife and two children. “They put this … more
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Kara Tatelbaum at a book signing.
Local dancer pens a memoir
When Kara Tatelbaum was quite young, she embarked on a long journey to become a dancer. Now as an adult she has penned a memoir highlighting the joys, frustrations, challenges, disappointments and … more
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Alison Buckley named SUNY Ulster President
The SUNY Ulster Board of Trustees has named Alison Buckley, Ed.D. as the College’s seventh president, according to Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Alan Lomita. The announcement follows … more
One of the cats from the city, who is ready for adoption, was rescued and rehabilitated back to health.
Stray cat problem growing in city
Talk To Me About Cats, Inc. also known as TTMAC, seeks support from the City of Newburgh to assist with feral and stray cats. TTMAC, founded by Hannah Anderson of Newburgh, is a nonprofit … more
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A collection of fruits and vegetables for sale at the farm stand at Blooming Hill Farm.
Farm-to-table eyes New Windsor expansion
New Windsor residents listened, asked questions and commented on a proposed farm to table business project during the regular town board meeting on Wed., June 1. Blooming Hill Farm, located in … more
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Artist rendering of a proposed recreation center at Chadwick Lake.
Town reviews plans for a new rec center
MHE Engineering, D.P.C. returned before the Newburgh Town Board last month with updated site plans and building renderings for the boards’ review and consideration for a town recreation center. … more
At the grand opening (l. - r.) Juana Torres, New Windsor Councilwoman Eve Lincoln, Allan Torres, Mina Veras and Luis Veras.
32 Scoops by Mina’s opens in New Windsor
32 Scoops by Mina’s officially celebrated its grand opening on May 14 with a ribbon cutting ceremony surrounded by family and friends, community residents and supporters. 32 Scoops, located … more
Habitat Newburgh’s Construction Manager Mike Brooks [r] reviews plans on the house frame with a fellow volunteer.
Newburgh’s Habitat participates in Capital Build Day
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh was one of many affiliates that joined in the Capitol Build Day in Albany on Tuesday, May 24. The purpose of Capitol Build Day is for families to build … more
‘Floating zone’ approved for senior-vets project
A proposed 80-unit apartment complex behind the Montgomery Shop Rite continues to gain support from the town board. The board, last week, adopted a resolution to amend the town’s zoning map … more
Participants in Saturday’s walk paused at the Osiris crossing for a ceremony.
Walk honors those lost to Covid
The Coronavirus pandemic has, to date, claimed more than one million American lives. Though health experts warn us that it’s not yet over, two local women felt that it was time to remember … more
Noisy house party may prompt new Shawangunk ordinance
The Town of Shawangunk will consider passing a mass gathering ordinance after a group of angry residents complained about a noisy house party that attracted 200 people into the wee hours of the … more
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Fire Commissioners Andy Harcher and Anne Barnhart share a proclamation from Assemblyman Brian Miller.
Celebration caps completion of firehouse project
A celebration that was more than 20 years in the making was finally held, Saturday morning, when the Wallkill Fire District officially welcomed its new firehouse with a ribbon-cutting … more
American Legion Post Commander Terry Elia served as the Master of Ceremonies
Highland remembers
On a perfect spring morning, after a three year hiatus, the Highland community held a Memorial Day parade that culminated in a solemn ceremony in the town square. Firefighter Frank Piscopo opened … more
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Dr. Jackielyn Manning Campbell
Newburgh names new Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Jackielyn Manning Campbell was named Superintendent of Schools for the Newburgh Enlarged City School District at a special meeting of the Board of Education held Thursday, May 26.  She … more
Plattekill adopts towing law
Nearly 10 months in the making, the Town of Plattekill adopted a towing law at its May 18 meeting. Following Wednesday’s hour-long public hearing that was dominated by questions and … more
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Marlboro Milton Lions Club President Steve Ludwigson presented scholarship checks to graduating seniors Novali Hanley (center) and Katerina Calderone at a special dinner in their honor.
Lions Club awards student scholarships
Recently, the Marlboro-Milton Lions Club awarded two, $2,500 scholarships to graduating seniors Novali Hanley and Katerina Calderone at a special dinner that was held at the Ship Lantern Inn. Each … more
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Ulster gas relief in effect June 1
Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan reminds residents and businesses that the bill to temporarily cut the county gas tax goes into effect tomorrow. In April, County Executive Ryan partnered with a … more
New street signs honoring those who were killed in action are being erected in Lloyd and Marlborough. Pictured (l. –r.)are Marlborough Highway employee Don Cosman, Marlborough Highway Superintendent John Alonge and Rolling Thunder member Charley Alonge erecting a sign in honor of LCPL William Partington at the intersection of Western Avenue and Lattintown Road in Marlboro.
New street signs honor fallen heroes
In 2009 Marlboro resident Charley Alonge decided that he would find a way to honor his childhood friend, LCPL William J. Partington, who was killed in action in Quang Nam Province, South Vietnam on … more
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Walkway presents twilight concert series
New York State Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation is pleased to announce its outdoor summer concert series, Twilight Music in the Parks, at Walkway Over the Hudson, on Thursday nights from … more
School threats a continuing source of fear
A lack of communication in the aftermath of two April incidents in the Newburgh School District continues to be a source of concern for some parents. “My nerves should be calm, I … more
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