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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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American Legion and VFW members saluting to Taps while the flag is lowered.
New home for Vietnam Memorial
Right in the front of Valley Central High School sits a memorial dedicated to six Valley Central graduates who lost their lives in Vietnam. Recently, it was announced that this memorial would be … more
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Milk Factory project is still drawing noise concerns for nearby ashram
Several months ago, associates with the Milk Factory project presented a noise study to the Town of Montgomery Planning Board after they had been advised to do so. When the results weren’t … more
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Tina Johnson, Maybrook’s longtime village clerk, retires as of September 5.
Maybrook village clerk is retiring
“A chapter is closing.” Maybrook Mayor Dennis Leahy couldn’t have put it any better at Monday’s village board meeting; and all in attendance couldn’t agree more. … more
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Crawford Town Supervisor Charles Carnes (r.) would like to increase the term length for himself and future successors from two to four years. He is pictured with Orange County Legislator Rob Sassi.
Town of Crawford looking to extend term lengths
The Town of Crawford is hoping to extend term lengths for specific town positions. Town Supervisor, town clerk, highway superintendent and the receiver of taxes are all current positions with … more
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The Shawangunk Town Board attends a Gardiner Association of Businesses mixer.
Shawangunk officials support collaborating with GAB
Town Supervisor John Valk and Councilman Brian Amthor endorsed the idea of forming a joint association with the Gardiner Association of Businesses (GAB) to promote businesses in both towns. Valk … more
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Montgomery takes climate pledge
The Village of Montgomery has become the latest Hudson Valley community to take the Climate Smart Pledge. According to climatesmart.ny.gov, the Climate Smart Communities (CSC) Certification … more
Orange County secures preliminary injunction to stop New York City from sending its homeless to County
State Supreme Court Judge Sandra B. Sciortino on Wednesday granted Orange County a preliminary injunction, preventing New York City Mayor Eric Adams from sending additional homeless individuals to … more
Government officials, postal workers and more gathered for a group photo after the town hall meeting at Teamster’s Hall last week.
Postal union plea: ‘save our local post offices’
After Postmaster General Louis DeJoy revealed his 10-year-plan, “Delivering for America” in 2021, many labor unions, locals and government officials have been fighting back. They fear for … more
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Walden Police, on Wednesday, reported the recovery of the stolen item.
Masonic Lodge is vandalized
Last week, Wallkill Lodge No. 627 F&AM in Walden announced that their building had been vandalized sometime overnight between June 14 and 15. In a post on Facebook, the lodge explained that … more
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Shawangunk, Gardiner set for primaries
There will be primary election contests in the Town of Shawangunk and the Town of Gardiner on June 27. The Town of Shawangunk Republican primary features Ulster County Legislator Ken Ronk Jr. … more
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Montgomery honors 29-year postal carrier
While she’s only been full-time with the Town of Montgomery Postal Service for 23 years, Robin Cozzette has been a postal carrier for almost 30, sometimes going to weddings and BBQs for people … more
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Crawford welcomes a new town historian
Mary Licardi-DeVliegher is the Youth Coordinator for the Community Services Department in Crawford, and just last week she decided to add history to the mix. For some time, District 18 … more
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Blue Chip Farm proposal continues to prompt discourse
A potential resort is in talks for the Blue Chip Farm property in the Town of Shawangunk, and locals are showing up time and time again to be heard on their concerns.    The Town … more
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What happened to Mickey’s Park?
In 2016, the Village of Walden dedicated a patch of Wallkill River shoreline at the end of Pine Street to Marcus “Mickey” Millspaugh. The occasion was the honoree’s 90th birthday, … more
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Catherine I. Lee, Frederick Gorss, Kristen Brown, Mark Hoyt, Cindy Voss
Three up for council, two for justice in upcoming Republican Primary
The upcoming Republican Primary Election for the Town of Montgomery is just around the corner with a set date of Tuesday, June 27. The election includes two seats on the Town of Montgomery Board and … more
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Scouts demonstrate the proper way to fold a flag.
Walden celebrates Flag Day
Walden’s very own Veteran’s Memorial Park was full of people despite the heat this past Sunday, as many gathered to celebrate Flag Day. The official celebration of Flag Day is on … more
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Air quality alert
The New York State Department of Health today shared recommendations on precautions the public and employers can take to reduce risks associated with exposure to unhealthy air quality levels, which … more
Renderings of the proposed KSH warehouses in the Village of Montgomery.
Warehouse woes in Montgomery
Proposals for warehouses intended near a residential area in Montgomery have not exactly sat well with residents. In fact, residents and neighbors have shown up to every planning board meeting … more
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Rendering of the proposed Hawkins Drive Apartment complex, geared towards veterans and senior citizens.
Hawkins Apartments gain Montgomery approval
A long anticipated large housing complex has finally been approved to come to Montgomery, and it aims to house seniors and veterans in need of affordable housing arrangements. Developer Jonah … more
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