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Walden's overdose memorial decorated with padlocks for those lost.
Walden hosts 3rd annual Overdose Awareness Memorial
Residents of the Village of Walden and local visitors gathered near 104 East Main Street on August 31 around 6 p.m. to observe International Overdose Awareness Day, a time of remembrance for lost … more
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Orange County recognizes suicide prevention month
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus and Commissioner of Mental Health and Social Services Darcie Miller are recognizing National Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, which is observed each year … 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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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
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
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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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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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
CFOS announces ‘Make A Difference’ Grants
The Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan (CFOS) is pleased to share that applications will be accepted for the 2023 Make a Difference grants from September 25, 2023, to October 23, 2023. The … more
Maybrook, VC reach deal on SRO
Each of Valley Central’s schools has a school resource officer (SRO) assigned to it by the town or village police department in which the school is located. This includes the Alternate Learning … more
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A project similar to Jack’s Solar Garden in Colorado (pictured) is proposed for the DiMartino Farm on the outskirts of Walden The proposal would allow for crops - in this case, hay - to grow under the solar panels.
Agrivoltaics project pitched for Plains Road
More than 18 months after their first appearance before a Town of Montgomery Board, and after a change in the town’s bylaws allowed them to proceed, proponents of an agrivoltaics project at 55 … more
Of the four ambulances in the fleet, three are paid in full, according to Town Supervisor Ron Feller.
TOM Ambulance District says it has achieved goals in its first 6 months
Eight months into its first year as a district, the Town of Montgomery Ambulance Service reports that it is meeting all of its goals, offering in-house Advanced Life Support and improving its … more
Romeo Zaccone (l., shown with Montgomery Mayor Steve Brescia) was honored in March when he turned 100. He is one of the region’s ‘super-agers’ to be honored this week.
Honors due ‘super-agers’
Fourteen extraordinary citizens will be honored Thursday, at Munger Senior Center, Cornwall-on-Hudson. The creator of the initiative is Cliff Davis of Newburgh, a former columnist for The Senior … more
Freedom Fest is set for Friday
District Attorney David M. Hoovler and Carl LoFaro from the Hudson Valley VA Healthcare System announced that the Orange County Veteran Suicide Prevention Coalition will put out a table in the lodge … more
Sidewalk and water line repair to start in Shawangunk
Work on building new sidewalks and replacing water lines on three streets in the hamlet of Wallkill was expected to start this week. The $300,000 capital repair project on First, Second and … more
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Improvements included work to the faculty parking lot and bus turnaround at Wallkill Senior High School.
Wallkill provides update on summer projects
The Wallkill Central School District continues to move forward with their Capital Project improvements heading into the new school year with updates to their district buildings and school sites. … more
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Mark Ford Stables Inc. was accused of violating the federal Clean Water Act (CWA) in connection with the construction and operation of a horse racing training facility on two adjacent properties on Slaughter Road in the Town of Wallkill.
Horse training center accused of violating Clean Water Act
Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Lisa F. Garcia, the Regional Administrator for Region 2 of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency … more
Ulster has fish available for pond stocking
The Ulster County Soil and Water Conservation District is holding their annual Pond Stocking Program so that local pond owners have a convenient way to purchase healthy and affordable fish. For this … more
The Town of Montgomery has agreed to aquire and then re-sell property at the intersection of Route 17K and Barron Road to the developer of a dinosaur-themed park.
Town approves sale of Dinosaur Park land
The first step in what could be a long approval process for a dinosaur-themed park in the Town of Montgomery was taken last week, when the town board approved the sale of the property. It was a … more
TOM Supervisor term to remain at two years
With little to no public support for the plan, the Town of Montgomery has apparently abandoned a plan to increase the length of the town supervisor’s term of office from two years to four. … more
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