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Loads of winners at Walden’s Easter Egg Hunt
Hundreds gathered this past sunny Saturday at James W. Olley Community Park for the Village of Walden’s Easter Egg Hunt. It originally was set for Saturday, April 1 at 10 a.m., but got … more
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Drag Queen Story Hour draws supporters and opponents
The intersection of Factory and Ward Street was busier than usual this past Saturday as groups of people gathered outside along Route 17K to voice their opinions on the most debatable event in … more
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Walden weighs lawsuit over Hill Street Bridge
Last week, the Village of Walden Board of Trustees passed a motion to commence potential litigation against the Town of Montgomery. The Hill Street Bridge has been a topic of numerous village and … more
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Joe Prior Sr., surrounded by family members after being honored as the Town of Montgomery Citizen of the Month.
Church Elder is Citizen of the Month
Joe Prior Sr. wasn’t born in Montgomery, but now that his name is on a plaque in town hall, he jokes that maybe he could be considered a Montgomery native now. Prior is the Town of … more
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Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) honored local Vietnam War veteran Robert Lewis of Wallkill on National Vietnam War Veterans Day in the Assembly on Wednesday, March 29.
Wallkill Vietnam Vet honored for exemplary service
Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) honored local Vietnam War veteran Robert Lewis of Wallkill for his exemplary and heroic service during the conflict and continued advocacy for … more
Dos Amigos II opened last month at the site of the former Dolan’s Market in Wallkill.
Dos Amigos II opens in Wallkill
The opening of Dos Amigos II in Wallkill has drawn enthusiastic response from Town of Shawangunk officials who hope the new restaurant will spur more development in the downtown area of the … more
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Warehouse project continues to upset locals
The back and forth about four large warehouses being built in Montgomery is ongoing, and now many residents feel unheard at local meetings. Along the northwest side of 211, by Union and Weaver … more
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Cookie Doe emceed the Pride Prom for high school students last year at Walden’s New Rose Theatre.
Drama over a drag queen
It’s the event that no one in authority dares mention by name. Mayor Steve Brescia, when addressing the event at last week’s village board meeting, would only refer to it as “the … more
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Joseph Byrne
Six votes were more than enough
The Village of Maybrook is welcoming a brand new village justice: 28-year-old Joseph Byrne. This comes from six write-in votes in Maybrook’s recent uncontested election. Byrne is excited to … more
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Gardiner joins Ulster Housing Smart Communities Initiative
Acknowledging that there is a lack of affordable housing in the Town of Gardiner, the Town Board approved a resolution to join Ulster County in an effort to solve the countywide housing crisis. … more
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Conversation continues about senior housing in Crawford
Dialogue continues about a 42-residential unit development in Crawford meant to house veterans, seniors and the workforce. The debatable topic was discussed again at a public hearing last Wednesday … more
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DJ Karl Heller, 91, played the hits and took to the dance floor, Friday, during Oldies Night at the Maybrook VFW.
Maybrook VFW rocks with oldies
Maybrook residents and other locals got a treat this past Friday night as 91-year-old Karl Heller spun “oldies,” classic old tunes that made the dance floor packed with people. The … more
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Shawangunk camp to include Crawford kids
The Town of Shawangunk summer camp is hoping to attract its share of kids from the neighboring Town of Crawford this summer. Deputy Supervisor Adrian “Binker” DeWitt, who chairs the … more
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Crawford gears up for a celebration
In 1823, Crawford was established as a town. Now, 200 years later, locals are prepared to celebrate what it’s become. The Town of Crawford was originally part of the Town of Montgomery, … more
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The newest ambulance (affectionately named “the beast”) went into service last summer.
Town of Montgomery Ambulance Corps is a step closer to providing ALS services
On March 6, the Town of Montgomery Ambulance Corps (TOMAC) announced that they received approval from the Hudson Valley Regional Emergency Medical Advisory Committee (REMAC) to progress with … more
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KSH flag test verifies Montgomery concerns
A month ago, Montgomery residents asked the Village Planning Board to consider doing a balloon test for a proposed two-warehouse project on the northwest side of 211. On March 7, locals got what they … more
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Former Walden Mayor Andrew Uszenski has been delivering mail for 50 years and has no plans to retire.
Uszenski marks 50 years with U.S. Postal Service
Keeping a job for one year is difficult, let alone 50, but former Walden Mayor and Army Veteran Andrew Uszenski Jr. enjoys the everyday routine of work. Uszenski is celebrating 50 years at the … more
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Wallkill School Board to host special meeting
The Wallkill Board of Education will host a special board meeting on Wednesday, March 22 at the Wallkill Senior High School Library starting at 6 p.m. The special meeting will be hosted in-person and … more
Marybeth Majestic, Michael Hartner and Franco Carucci.
Gardiner Dems support Majestic for re-election
Gardiner Supervisor Marybeth Majestic and current board member Franco Carucci will seek office again this year after receiving the endorsement of the Gardiner Democratic Committee. However, … more
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A lithium battery is believed to be the cause of a fire that destroyed a Circleville home.
Circleville family lost everything in fire
On March 16, the Circleville Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 230 Shaw Road, where Frank Gonzalez and his 9-year-daughter resided. Unfortunately, the fire left the house … more
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