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Residents gazing at the fireworks display.
Maybrook parties into the night
Residents of Maybrook gathered at Veteran’s Memorial Park for the village’s annual Celebrate Maybrook, an evening filled with food, music and community fun. From 5:30 p.m. to 10 … more
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Feller: no tax increase for 2024
Though the formal presentation of the Town of Montgomery’s proposed 2024 budget is still a few weeks away, Supervisor Ron Feller was happy to offer a sneak preview at last week’s town … more
Food Bank launches capital campaign
The Food Bank of the Hudson Valley, a distribution location of the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York, announces the launch of its capital campaign to construct a new 40,000 square foot … more
Former Maybrook Village Trustee accused of insurance fraud
New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli announced the arrest last week of Gina Bradshaw, an officer manager for numerous doctors’ office in Manhattan, for her alleged role in a long-term … more
Walden residents speak up about police enforcement
The Village of Walden’s September 19 board meeting featured in-depth public comments regarding the village’s police department, including criticism of the department’s enforcement … more
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Crawford holds public hearing for consolidation
During its September 21 meeting, the town board of Crawford held a public hearing on a proposal for turning Crawford into a coterminous village town, providing residents with information and the … more
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Larry Kraus with the auto center’s new owners, Husnain and Saba Hussain.
Walden auto mechanic puts away his tools
Larry Kraus, a long-time local resident and former owner of the Hudson Valley Auto & Tire Center in Walden, sold his business to new owners Hussain and Saba Hussain in late August after 36 years … more
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Gardiner pursues further legal action against Awosting Club
Having successfully overcome one legal challenge from the Awosting Club, the town of Gardiner is now prepared to pursue further legal action against the glamping facility. The Supreme Court of … more
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A new event at this year’s Weekend of Wallkill was the political potato peeling contest among the town’s political candidates. When the potato is peeled, hands go up.
A wet Weekend of Wallkill is still fun
Despite ongoing rain showers, the Weekend of Wallkill celebration returned for its ninth year on Saturday, September 23. Families and residents of the hamlet and surrounding areas browsed homemade … more
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VC board considers Walden Elementary upgrade
School District Superintendent Evette Avila presented an outline of the plan to improve the Walden Elementary School building at the school board meeting on Monday, September 11. Avila said the … more
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Milk Factory developers anxious to begin
The Town of Montgomery planning board focused on four ongoing projects during its September 13 meeting, featuring ample discussion and updates. First on the agenda was New York Solar’s … more
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Town Supervisor Ronald Feller hands John Luffman his plaque and certificate.
Vietnam Vet is Citizen of the Month
The Town of Montgomery’s September 12 board meeting highlighted exceptional residents, community events and public concerns for ongoing developments. The board opened the meeting by … more
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School District officials and athletes participated in the ribbon-cutting ceremony last week to dedicate the newly-refurbished athletic field at Pine Bush High School.
Pine Bush dedicates Alumni Field
The Pine Bush school board gathered at the high school to dedicate the new athletic turf field as Alumni Field at its September 12 meeting. The board passed a motion to name the field to … more
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Attendees browsing the numerous booths at the festival.
Pine Bush relishes in another successful harvest festival
Pine Bush Lions Club closed this summer with its annual harvest festival, a bustling community gathering that brought hundreds of residents and visitors together to experience a little bit of … more
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Town of Newburgh native Gina Moffa, LCSW celebrates her first official published work Moving On Doesn’t Mean Letting Go: A Modern Guide to Navigating Loss.
Local author returns home
Newly-published author and Town of Newburgh native Gina Moffa, LCSW will be hosting a signing for her book Moving On Doesn’t Mean Letting Go: A Modern Guide to Navigating Loss. The signing … more
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Crawford will hold a hearing for village creation
The Town of Crawford will hold a public hearing on Thursday, September 21, at 6 p.m. in the town hall regarding a petition for incorporating a coterminous town village, a proposal that the board has … more
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KSH plan still worries Montgomery residents
The Village of Montgomery’s September 5 board meeting featured several in-depth comments from board members and residents, including ample feedback for developments proposed for the area. … more
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The new owner of 36 Orange Avenue in Walden seeks a zoning change to allow multiple apartments on the top floor.
Zoning amendment sought for Orange Avenue property
Anthony Cabrara harbors an American dream. He purchased a rundown foreclosure property from Orange County with a hope of turning it into a viable investment property. But it will take more than … more
Jessica Scott (left), Kate Loechner (Middle), and Gianna Tocco (Right) standing in front of Stonehenge Farm.
Stonehenge Farm Market resumes operations
After undergoing ownership changes and major preparations, Stonehenge Farm reopened its doors last Friday, selling its wide array of food, produce, and flowers once more to the residents of … more
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Deputy Supervisor Adrian Dewitt taking a picture with Brooke Tarshis and her family.
Shawangunk honors wrestling superstar
In spite of the thunderstorms and blackouts, the Town of Shawangunk board members pushed through the rainy weather and provided residents with updates and news for the local area. Early into the … more
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