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Harvey looks ahead to 2021
The City of Newburgh has continued to serve its community to the best of its ability over the past year, despite the unprecedented pandemic that called for a heightened challenge. Heading into 2021, … more
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Police committee chairs want better communication
The Executive Order 203 Oversight Committee, specifically chairman Ray Harvey and Malvina Holloway from NAACP, the Newburgh-Highland Falls Branch, have expressed their concerns on the City of … more
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State Senator James Skoufis (c.) awarded Liberty Medals to members of the Marlborough Police and Highway Departments for saving the life of a truck driver and containing a fuel leak in the summer of 2019. Pictured L-R Don Fredrick, Harry Freeborn, Police Chief Gerald Cocozza, Skoufis, Supervisor Al Lanzetta, Highway Superintendent John Alonge and Deputy Highway Superintendent Gary Lazaroff.
Act of heroism
State Senator James Skoufis (D-Woodbury) honored members of the Marlborough Police and Highway Departments with Liberty Medals for their heroism after a fuel truck overturned on Route 9W, just south … more
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Planning Board responds to Corcoran criticism
The Town of Marlborough Planning Board invited its Town Board colleagues to its Dec. 21 meeting to discuss and resolve statements raised by Councilman Scott Corcoran that there were procedural issues … more
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Paul Hansut is pictured at his desk in December 2018 during his tenure as Lloyd Town Supervisor.
Former Lloyd supervisor is doing well
In a recent interview, former Lloyd Supervisor Paul Hansut spoke about the status of his stage four Pancreatic cancer and his following treatments. A diagnosis was made in October 2019 and he chose … more
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Girl Scout Erin O’Donnell laid one of the first wreaths on a soldiers grave.
Wreaths Across America
A special Wreaths Across America ceremony was held at the Ulster County Veterans Cemetery in New Paltz on December 19 as a way to remember and honor more than 850 Veterans who are laid to rest … more
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Frank Milazzo named chief of DEP Police
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has named Frank J. Milazzo of Marlboro as chief of its police department. He assumed his new rank last week, during a socially-distanced … more
Ryan and Delgado discuss vaccine, COVID relief
U.S. Representative Antonio Delgado (NY-19) met last week with Ulster County Executive Patrick Ryan at the Ulster County Office Building in Kingston. The Congressman and County Executive’s … more
Firefighters responded to an early morning structure fire at 118 Plains Road in the town of Montgomery on December 26.
Fire on Plains Road
Two families lost their home in an early-morning fire, Saturday, on Plains Road in Walden. At 2:32 a.m. on Dec. 26, the Walden, Coldenham and Wallkill Fire Departments were dispatched to a house … more
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Montgomery moves closer to town-wide ambulance district
The Montgomery Town Board moved closer to creating a town-wide ambulance district at their meeting on Dec. 17 when they approved funds to prepare a map, plan and report for a proposed town-wide … more
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The exterior of the new Walden United Methodist Church building on 1206 Route 52 is nearing completion.
New Walden UMC to open in mid-2021
Construction of the new location for the Walden United Methodist Church on 1206 Route 52 is starting to pick up. Plumbing is near completion and electricity is being installed. The chairman of … more
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Town of Montgomery authorizes shared services study
The Montgomery Town Board approved a shared services study contract with Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress at their meeting on Dec. 17. This will cost the town board an amount not to exceed $20,000. … more
State Senator Jen Metzger (D-Rosendale) leaves office this week after completing a two-year term in Albany.
Jen Metzger reflects on her State Senate term
After serving as a New York State Senator for the 42nd District over the last two years, Senator Jen Metzger’s first term in office will conclude at the end of December. Metzger, who represents … more
Investigators conduct a search at Dogwood Lane, Sunday morning.
Town of Newburgh Police uncover meth lab
   On Sunday, Dec. 20 Town of Newburgh Police, along with New York State Police conducted a search warrant at Dogwood Lane in the Town of Newburgh. Police received a call to perform a … more
Firefighters battle a blaze at 118 Plains Road, Walden, in the early morning hours of Saturday, Dec. 26
Donations sought for Walden fire victims
The Walden Fire Department responded to a early morning structure fire at 118 Plains Road on December 26, in which two families lost their home.  > Scott and Loretta Rizzo along with their … more
Pine Bush man charged in Walden shooting incident
A Pine Bush man is in State Police custody following a Christmas Eve shooting in the parking lot of Walden’s Thruway Shopping Center. The incident was reported at 7:22 a.m. when, according … more
A transformer on New Road blew up during the storm and wind around 1 a.m. on Christmas day. Many people in Fostertown area woke up with no power in the morning.Central Hudson crews worked thru Christmas to get the power back on. Pressler Road area was effected by trees on electric lines. Cronomer Valley Fire Police and firefighters assisted with traffic during the power outage.
Central Hudson mobilizes crews to restore outages after Wind Storm
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. repair crews are working throughout the service area to restore power to customers after heavy rains and wind gusts of more than 50 miles per hour in some … more
Participants in this year’s Marlborough Police Toy Drive included [l - r] dispatcher Georgie Super, Jennifer VanAmburgh, Tina Rosa and officers Curt Fulton, Mike Sotanski, Gerard Biviano and Sgt. Chris Griggs.
Holiday tradition
The Marlborough Police Department has a 20 year tradition of delivering toys to families during the holiday season and they weren’t going to let a pandemic get in the way of carrying out their … more
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Lloyd town board wraps up 2020
On December 16 the Lloyd Town Board held their last regular meeting for 2020, touching upon a number of year end topics. Councilman Joe Mazzetti, who is the liaison to the Highland Central School … more
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Tammy Haight (kneeling) and Karen Baxter collected toys that will be distributed to needy families for the holidays. Assisting is [L-R] Officer Nick Vazeos, Chief Jim Janso and Lt. Phil Roloson.
Lloyd PD collects a record number of toys
Each year the Lloyd Police Department collects toys for children during the holiday season but this year has been a little different due to the covid-19 pandemic. Chief James Janso said covid has … more
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