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Developers of the proposed Milk Factory on Route 208 in Walden hope they have satisfied the town’s expressed concerns over noise from outdoor events at the site.
Milk Factory applications moving forward
The planning board process has moved at a very slow and deliberate pace for the developers of the proposed Milk Factory, who seek to turn the burned-out shell of the former Borden Milk Factory into … more
Pine Bush board discusses safety, dress code
  The Pine Bush school board discussed the district’s safety plan and dress code among other topics at its regular meeting on August 15.   Board member Matthew Watkins … more
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Walden seeks revisions in landlord registry
The Walden Village Board held a public hearing last week on a proposed local law that would revise the schedule of fees imposed in the landlord registry. The proposed schedule calls for the … more
Ronk wins in Shawangunk; Majestic wins in Gardiner
       Longtime Ulster County Legislator Ken Ronk Jr. easily won the Republican nomination for Shawangunk Supervisor over current Councilman Adrian “Binker” … more
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Crawford Police Chief Dom Blasko expressing the importance of Memorial Day 
Patriotic display in Pine Bush
Another Memorial Day weekend has passed, and celebrations all throughout different communities in the Hudson Valley had patriotic people lined up along street-sides showing their support for our … more
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Gardiner Library presents Repair Cafe
The Gardiner Library hosts a Repair Café on Sunday, June 26, 1-4 p.m. It’s a free event where community members bring broken items, and together, with volunteer Repair Coaches, fix them. … more
The Orange County Supreme Court has ruled that the Town of Montgomery, and not the Village of Walden, must bear the cost of repairing the Hill Street Bridge.
Judge rules in Walden’s favor over Hill Street Bridge
The Town of Montgomery will be required to pay for repairs to Walden’s Hill Street Bridge, the Orange County Supreme Court has determined. The ruling was issued Friday, after a lengthy legal … more
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Crawford board approves social media and camera surveillance policies
Members of the Crawford town board discussed four policies for the town’s handbook during their February 22 meeting, passing two for camera security and social media respectively, and … more
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Montgomery Mayor Mike Hembury (top row, third from left) poses with his family after being sworn in as Montgomery’s new mayor last week.
New mayor, new rules
Montgomery Village residents and officials crunched numbers and pondered taxes during the board’s April 3 meeting, featuring two lengthy public hearings: one for overriding the state-mandated … more
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Intergalactic extravaganza returns
Pine Bush is eagerly getting ready for a supernatural experience, as the 11th annual Pine Bush UFO Fair is set to return Saturday June 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. As in past years, the fair will … more
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Juneteenth Celebration set for Sunday
On Sunday, June 19, the City of Newburgh will hold a Juneteenth celebration at Downing Park that is free and open to the public. The community celebration will begin at 10 a.m. and conclude at 6 p.m. … more
2023 WOW Adult 1st Place Photo - World Wide, Greg Thompson
Vision of Wallkill announces winners of art contest
From paintings, photography, jewelry, textile and flowers, there were many entries that dazzled the judges. VOW congratulates these winners and all those who participated in the various contests and … more
Kitten café comes to Walden
The Humane Society of Walden was at Blue Fox Books on Saturday, October 21, for a Kitten Café. This event was arranged to allow people to meet adorable kittens and learn more about the … more
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Shawangunk still seeking new businesses
A proposed local law that is hoping to encourage more businesses to locate along the Route 52 corridor in the Town of Shawangunk didn’t spark much interest at a May 19 public hearing. Only … more
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Early voting begins Saturday for June 28 Primary Elections
Primary Election for enrolled members of the Democratic and Republican party will take place on Tuesday, June 28, and poll sites throughout the County will be open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Orange County … more
The touring replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was in Newburgh in 2018.
The Wall That Heals coming to Middletown
The Wall That Heals, a three-quarter scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial along with a mobile Education Center, is coming to Middletown on September 15-18 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel … more
Walden’s mail is now sorted at the Sorting & Deliver Center in Newburgh.
Walden residents report cases of misplaced mail and late deliveries
Over the past month, Walden residents have reported numerous cases of misplaced and delayed mail deliveries following the restructuring of the USPS Sorting and Delivery Center (S&DC) in Newburgh, … more
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Jon and Jun Bruschi are the new owners of Sweeney’s Irish Pub.
New owners take the helm at Sweeney’s
The Guinness still flows from the taps at 33 Orange Avenue. Little else has changed for that matter, but visitors to the popular Irish pub will notice one huge difference: Gary Sweeney is no longer … more
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Paranormal museum offers Halloween chills and thrills
Looking for some frightful festivity this Halloween season? The Pine Bush UFO & Paranormal Museum, located in the village at 86 Main Street, has you covered with a plethora of events and … more
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Members of Pine Bush First Fridays Inc. holding their first grant from Vision Hudson Valley, the 2023 Stuart Turner Placemaking Grant
Local businesses rejoice during November’s First Friday
The Pine Bush First Fridays committee hosted its latest First Friday on November 3 in Crawford Square, a monthly event held between May and December that celebrated local businesses, artists and … more
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