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Law firm changes name
Jacobowitz and Gubits, LLP, the full-service law firm that has been serving the Hudson Valley since 1968, has changed its name to J&G Law, LLP. The official name change goes into effect … more
Pine Bush Library events
The following events will be held at the Pine Bush Library Community Room 223 Maple Ave. Pine Bush. October 12, Wednesday - Nighty Night - Tips for a better night’s sleep - presented by Dr. … more
Megan Matthews
CFOS appoints new director of development
The Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan (CFOS) recently welcomed Megan Matthews as its new Director of Development.Matthews enhances the overall fund development and fundraising efforts of … more
Gardiner Library hosts tree identification walk
Gardiner Library hosts a Tree Identification Walk on Friday, October 14 from 10:30 a.m. -12 p.m. Join Nick Martin, Minnewaska Park Educator, for an approximate one mile walk on the Wallkill … more
The current skeleton of the WellNow facility.
WellNow facility under construction on Route 300
The former Sterling National Bank building has been demolished with the anticipated WellNow Facility currently being built on the site. Approval for the site was given to the applicant following the … more
Maher legislation would lower cost of insulin
Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) is co-sponsoring legislation introduced by Assembly Member Phara Souffrant Forrest (D-57th AD) to lower the out-of-pocket costs for patients who rely on insulin … more
Wallkill Reformed Church offers chair yoga
Wallkill Reformed Church invites the community to prioritize self-care and holistic well-being by participating in Chair Yoga sessions every Wednesday at 6 p.m. Chair Yoga is a gentle form of yoga … more
Felted pumpkins at Library
Gardiner Library presents Felted Pumpkins with Christine Adams on Sunday October 16, 2-3:30 p.m. for adults and ages 10 and above. Needle felting is a fiber art that involves repeatedly piercing a … more
Meineke site to be re-developed
The former Meineke service station, located at 1295 Route 300 in the Town of Newburgh, has been demolished and cleared in anticipation of its redevelopment. The property is currently under the … more
Gardiner has board vacancies
The Town of Gardiner is searching for candidates to fill vacancies ASAP on the Zoning Board of Appeals, the Board of Assessment Review, and the Parks and Recreation Committee. Interested parties … more
Lions to run Oktoberfest bus
The Wallkill Lions Cub will sponsor a bus trip to Krucker’s Picnic Grove in Pomona, NY for the Oktoberfest on Saturday, October 15. Tickets are $100 per person, including the bus fare. The … more
Pickleball courts now open
The Town of Crawford announces the grand opening of its long-awaited pickleball courts, now open to the public for enjoyment and recreation. Located at 19 Red Mills Rd. in Pine Bush, the courts … more
VC to host audit meeting
A meeting of the District Audit Committee is scheduled to take place on Monday, March 13, 2023 at 5:15 p.m. for the purpose of meeting with the Internal Auditors, Nugent & Haeussler, PC, to … more
Crawford to host annual Holiday Celebration
The Town of Crawford will kick off the holiday season with its Town of Crawford Country Christmas and Holiday Celebration, an annual tradition that will be held on Saturday, December 2 at 86 Main … more
DMV bus returns to Crawford
Orange County Clerk Kelly Eskew is pleased to extend an invitation to the residents of Orange County to visit the Orange County Mobile DMV Unit. This convenient mobile unit will be stationed at … more
Three unopposed in Maybrook
Three trustees are running in the upcoming Maybrook election, unopposed, for spots on the village board. Charles D Woznick is running for trustee for a one year term, while William Giannico and … more
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Agritourism local law is adopted
The Town of Montgomery has geared up for months for agritourism, a new local law aimed to protect farmers, preserve farms, and kickstart Vision 20/20, the town’s Comprehensive Plan. Finally the … more
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A Palestinian flag flies in North Andover, MA.
No foreign flags on Village of Montgomery property
A controversy in a New England town, more than 200 miles away has touched a nerve in the Village of Montgomery. “This, I think, is very, very important in this village.,” said … more
VC passes capital proposition
The Valley Central school board passed a capital project resolution on March 18 calling for a variety of improvements in all district buildings. The $4.7 million capital project will come at no … more
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Rising utility bills a concern for Village of Montgomery
It’s not just private residents who are complaining about rising utility bills these days, municipalities are as well. The Village of Montgomery’s utility bill has doubled in recent … more
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