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Education is the cornerstone of any thriving society, and the allocation of state aid to education is a fundamental aspect of ensuring that all children receive the quality education they deserve. … more
What began as a one-person crusade to improve our state highways, is blossoming into a coalition. Don Berger, a Montgomery resident, has taken his case to the town boards of Montgomery, … more
As March unfolds, we once again find ourselves immersed in the vibrant tapestry of Women’s History Month. This annual celebration provides a dedicated space to honor and commemorate the … more
Becky Pearson, Walden’s former mayor and current village trustee, was startled by what she saw on Saturday morning. “It’s a sad day in Walden today,” she wrote on … more
The state independent redistricting commission has released a draft of their proposed congressional districts that will likely help two Hudson Valley incumbents. Former County Executives Pat … more
As we enter Black History Month, it is essential to reflect on the significance of preserving and restoring the burial grounds of former slaves and other African Americans. These sacred sites stand … more
Mark Zuckerberg, CEO of Meta and founder of Facebook faced an angry audience on Capitol Hill last week. Zuckerberg, after some prodding at a U.S. Senate Judiciary hearing on the impact of social … more
Some good news has come to the members of the Town of Montgomery’s community garden, who learned recently that the town is considering a plan that keep the rakes and tillers in the ground at … more
A January 12 collision between a tractor-trailer and a school bus at the intersection of Route 211 and Bull Road in the town of Wallkill highlighted the persistent issue of dangerous driving on our … more
January is designated as National Human Trafficking Awareness Month. It serves as a crucial initiative to shed light on the pervasive issue of human trafficking, urging individuals to take a stand … more
  The first major holiday in 2024 is Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which, this year, falls on Monday, January 15. It was established as a federal holiday in the United States in 1983, … more
As we enter a new year, our hearts are filled with hope, and our minds are adorned with aspirations for a brighter and more promising future. Our wish list for 2024 reflects the collective dreams of … more
Campaign signs throughout the region have come down in the weeks following last month’s municipal elections, as the race for town supervisor has concluded. Those particular signs have normally … more
One hundred fifty years later, hate is still strong in many parts of our country and the world. A time of great joy can also be a time of great sorrow. more
As we commemorated Human Rights Day on December 10, it is imperative to reflect on the profound significance of this day and the enduring impact of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR). … more
The issue is,” (he) cannot hold both offices simultaneously. That’s the bottom line. Does that answer the question?” The speaker was Attorney Will Frank in his capacity as … more
Governor Kathy Hochul recently signed the Clean Slate Act which seals certain criminal records three years after a misdemeanor conviction or eight years after a prison release for certain felony … more
The passing of Kevin V. Hunt has left a void that will be impossible to fill. On November 9, 2023, Wallkill lost a pillar of integrity, compassion and commitment who spent more than three decades … more
It’s the soldier, not the reporter who has given us Freedom of the Press. It’s the soldier, not the poet, who has given us Freedom of Speech. It’s the soldier, not the campus … more
  In the grand tapestry of democracy, local elections are the often overlooked yet critical threads that bind our communities together. While the glitz and glamour of national elections may … more
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