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A rendering of the main building for a newly proposed Stewart’s Shop at the corner of Route 9W and Chapel Hill Road .
Stewart’s site plan under review
The Stewart’s Shops Corporation is seeking to construct a 3,850 sq/ft convenience/gas station in the Highway Business District on the corner of Route 9W and Chapel Hill Road in the Town of … more
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The family of Miguel Lugo, who died after practice on March 1 after the first day of football practice, at the 25-yard line of the Wallkill High School football fields, where Lugo’s number was painted into the turf. The Town of Plattekill wants to plant a tree in his memory at the town park.
Plattekill approves town-wide yard sale
A sign that points to an emergence from the COVID-19 pandemic is the scheduling of events. The Plattekill Town Board began that process last week when it approved a town-wide yard sale for … more
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The Newburgh City Club, as it appeared in 1975.
City seeks proposals for historic properties
Three city-owned properties located in “the heart of the city’s east end historic district,” are now seeking development proposals. Two of the three have been up for grabs before, … more
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Deadline looms for police reform plans
Last spring, Governor Andrew Cuomo signed an executive order that required each municipality across New York State to create a police reform and reinvention plan that is guided by the police … more
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Ruff Ryders
The City of Newburgh unanimously voted on Monday, March 22 to enter an agreement with Ruff Ryders to the Rescue, a violence interrupter organization that would potentially curb violence and crime in … more
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American Legion Commander Duane Mickle (r.) presents a certificate to Donald Stillwaggon, 99, a 75-year member of American Legion Post 1420.
Legion honors a 75-year member
Donald Stillwaggon, a veteran of World War II, the Korean War and the Vietnam War, was honored by American Legion Post 1420 of the Town of Newburgh for being a 75-year member. When he was not in the … more
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Harvey introduces ‘101 Men for Newburgh & Poughkeepsie’
City of Newburgh Mayor Torrance Harvey is introducing a spin-off of 100 Men for Newburgh – 101 Men for Newburgh and Poughkeepsie. The weekly virtual program, which is planned to kick start in … more
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Deputy Mayor John Ramos officially takes the reins of the village on April 5.
Meet Walden’s new mayor
Following his victory in last Tuesday’s election, John Ramos will take the reins as the Village of Walden mayor at noon on April 5. Though Ramos is not a native of Walden, he grew up close … more
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Maybrook annexes Galaxy property
The Village of Maybrook annexed the property for the Galaxy project following a vote by the Montgomery Town Board and the Maybrook Village Board. Maybrook annexed a property of approximately 82.9 … more
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Election results reflect a low voter turnout
Last Tuesday’s elections in the villages of Montgomery and Walden yielded low voter turnout when compared to previous years while Maybrook saw an increase in election votes due to multiple … more
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Frances Fox-Pizzonia
Frances Fox-Pizzonia to run for Orange County Legislature
Town of Montgomery resident Frances Fox-Pizzonia is campaigning for a four-year term as Orange County Legislator in District 9, the seat currently held by Legislature Chairman Steve Brescia. She … more
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Village of Montgomery moratorium extended two months
At their meeting last Tuesday, the Montgomery Village Board voted unanimously to adopt Introductory Local Law No. I-1 of 2021. This local law extends the moratorium on the submission and processing … more
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Shawangunk adopts police review plan
The Shawangunk Town Board unanimously approved a draft plan by the volunteer Police Reform and Reinvention Committee that offers wide-ranging recommendations to improve the police department. The … more
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Sophie’s Garden Inn is preparing to open on Depot Street.
Events begin to return to Crawford
The March Town of Crawford board meeting consisted of a mix of business issues with the potential reappearance of local events. BusinessThe Crawford police department’s reform plan public … more
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Vaccine eligibility age lowered to 50
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo Monday announced that starting Tuesday at 8 a.m., New Yorkers 50 years of age and older will be eligible to receive the vaccine. 103,425 doses have been … more
Marlboro games cancelled
COVID has apparently forced the Marlboro High School Athletic Department to hit the pause button. Saturday’s scheduled hime football game against Red Hook, as well as the following … more
The Town of Lloyd is looking to have the owner of 9 Commercial Avenue either fix or demolish his building because a wall could possibly collapse.
Lloyd targets unsafe building in town
The Lloyd Town Board addressed an issue of a failing structure at 9 Commercial Avenue that has been owned by Venkatraman Mahadevan since 2012. Deputy Building Inspector Anthony Giangrasso has been … more
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Marlborough close to short-term rental law
The Town of Marlborough Short Term Rental law could be adopted as soon as March 29, Town Supervisor Al Lanzetta revealed Monday. At the Planning Board meeting, Lanzetta said that little discourse … more
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Frank and Kathryn Biasini at their home on River Road.
Marlboro couple wed 70 years
A 70th wedding anniversary is known as the platinum anniversary, a metal that is precious, strong, enduring and does not tarnish, all qualities that exemplify the union of Kathryn and Frank … more
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Postcard depicts the Benedictine Sanitorium.
Ulster celebrates health care
Ulster County Clerk Nina Postupack is pleased to announce the installation of “A History of Health Care in Ulster County,” a new exhibit for 2021 now on display in the 2nd floor Archives … more
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