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Maybrook police investigate ATV and motorcycle drivers
Lieutenant Dennis Barnett of the Maybrook Police Department shared a report during the village’s February 26 meeting addressing recent complaints of ATVs and motorcycles driving through local … more
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A QuickChek Store, similar to this one in New Windsor, has been proposed for Scott’s Corners.
QuickChek returns to planning board
A controversial plan for a convenience store and gas station at Scott’s Corners that has bounced between the Town of Montgomery’s Planning and Zoning Boards for more than two years, was … more
Audit questions Wallkill CSD financial practices
An audit report released by the New York State Comptroller’s office says that Wallkill School District claims totaling $1.7 million were not adequately supported, authorized or approved before … more
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Volunteers of the church and members of its Hospitality Guild together in the kitchen
Seniors enjoy hearty breakfast at the Reformed Church
The Reformed Church of Shawangunk hosted its monthly senior breakfast last Wednesday, November 8 in its community center, where seniors enjoyed warm food, chatted with old friends, won raffle prizes … more
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Berea storage complex wins approval
A wooded lot near the Berea Park will soon be home to a new storage complex in the Town of Montgomery. The town planning board recently granted a special exception use permit and site plan … more
The council’s board members standing together.
BCGM celebrates year with annual dinner
The Business Council of Greater Montgomery hosted its second annual dinner event on November 2 at Pleasantly Divine Stables, where members and attendees celebrated the council and its partners’ … more
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Medline signs finally posted for trucks
It’s been a long time in coming, but signs warning Medline drivers to stay away from the Village of Montgomery are finally up, and apparently are working. “I’ve noticed a huge … more
Twelve youths completed the Town of Montgomery Summer Youth Employment Program.
Town concludes summer youth employment program
The Town of Montgomery honored a dozen young people last week in a ceremony to conclude the Summer Youth Employment Program. This was the second year operating the program under the Dennis and … more
Asbestos concerns raised at Walden Elementary
  The Valley Central heard concerns about its asbestos abatement program at Walden Elementary School during its August 21 meeting.   Nancy Phelps, a teacher at Walden … more
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Christie Meany with the Crawford Town Board after being promoted. From left to right: Councilman Rory Holmes, Town Clerk Jessica Kempter, Councilwoman Angelina Jadrossich, Town Supervisor Charles Carnes, Sgt. Christie Meany, Deputy Supervisor Mike Menendez, Councilman Jason Muehr, and Crawford Police Chief Dominick Blasko.
Town of Crawford PD promotes new sergeant
The Town of Crawford Police Department recently promoted Police Officer Christie Meany to the role of Sergeant, after years of service and commitment to the town. Meany, who grew up in Pine Bush … more
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The late Micky Millspaugh, who was laid to rest last Wednesday in Wallkill Valley Cemetery was a lifelong canoe enthusiast. He even competed in several Adirondack Classic 90-Miler endurance marathons when he was in his 60s. His enthusiasm rubbed off on generations of the family who made a final paddle salute to the family patriarch. This was the family’s high five to Mickey.
Reflections of a paddler
Dad liked everything about canoes and canoeing. There is something about gliding efficiently across the water. It is no wonder the early guides in the Adirondacks relied on the waterways to explore … more
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Scouts demonstrate the proper technique for folding a flag at Sunday’s ceremony in Walden.
Dominic Winum remembered at Walden’s Flag Day ceremony
A fallen hero was remembered Sunday at Walden’s 14th annual Flag Day ceremony.Dominic Winum, a Walden native who was killed Feb. 26, 2021 while on duty with the Stanley (VA) Police Department, … more
Six candidates, three open seats, one election
As March rolls around and the Village of Walden annual election inches closer, six candidates prepare themselves for the chance to serve a two-year term on one of three open trustee seats. Village … more
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Tri-Montgomery Triathlon returns this weekend
The Business Council of Greater Montgomery will be hosting its second annual Tri Montgomery, a weekend-long event featuring a triathlon, fundraisers and other activities for the community. On … more
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Montgomery seeks funds to expand senior center
The Village of Montgomery is hoping to receive some Federal funding to expand its senior citizen center at Veterans Memorial Park. Following a public hearing last week, the village board voted to … more
Gardiner Councilwoman wants town to buy a hybrid
Gardiner Town Board member Carol Richman can’t understand why the Town Board couldn’t wait to purchase a more environmentally-friendly vehicle for the building department rather than … more
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Town Supervisor Ronald Feller handing September’s Citizen of the Month certificate and plaque to Jeffrey Crist.
Crist named TOM Citizen of the Month
The Town of Montgomery Board opened its September 26 meeting by honoring Jeffrey Crist, a member of Crist Brothers Orchards and former chairman of Montgomery’s IDA, with September’s … more
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As of Tuesday morning, district officials confirmed that a decision on Coleman’s fate had been tabled yet again by the board.
Tensions remain high at VC meetings
The Valley Central School District Board of Education Meeting was a packed house on Monday, June 13, 2022, as community members, fellow and former teachers, and parents, joined in the fight to save … more
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Shawangunk poised to pierce tax cap
The Town of Shawangunk unanimously passed a resolution to set a public hearing to discuss exceeding the state-mandated 2.0 percent tax cap after unveiling its 2024 tentative budget at its October 5 … more
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Plaque dedicating the tree to Samuel W. Wright.
Walden honors Samuel E. Wright on Arbor Day
To celebrate Arbor Day 2022, children from Walden Elementary and the Bruderhof Community gathered around a tree planted in James Olley Park to commemorate the late Samuel E. Wright on Thursday, April … more
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