Top stories
Sort by: Featured Most recent
673 results total, viewing 521 - 540
A spooky spectacle
The Walden Recreation Department hosted its third annual Trunk or Treat and Halloween Parade Saturday at Bradley Park. WinnersMost Original:1. Lucas Barbera - Flashlight2. Hudson Jardon - NBC … more
Lazy River criticism continues in Gardiner
The Lazy River Resort took it on the chin from town officials and the public again at the Gardiner Town Board meeting on October 11. Yogi Bear Jellystone Park’s request for a number of … more
|
Family members of Rita Freeman gather in the Maybrook Senior Center her 102nd birthday party. An additional 23 joined in the festivities via Zoom.
Maybrook centenarian publishes her second book
It’s been quite a banner year for Rita Freeman of Maybrook. She celebrated her 102nd birthday in October and had her second book published in August, a book she started writing in 2020 when the … more
|
TOM weighs wellhead protection law
The Montgomery Town Board is considering a long-time discussed local environmental issue: wellhead protection. In early 2022, the Town of Montgomery Conservation Advisory Council (CAC) brought up … more
|
VC gives capital project update
Valley Central School District officials announced that upcoming site work will begin within the next three weeks at the Valley Central Middle and High School complex. William Devine of The Palumbo … more
|
Gardiner to exceed tax cap
The Town of Gardiner apparently will be exceeding the state-mandated 2.0 percent tax cap after Supervisor Marybeth Majestic has unveiled the 2023 tentative budget that has a projected 10.7 percent … more
|
Susan Cockburn on her Montgomery property that includes ruins of an old paper mill.
Montgomery property earns landmark status
Nestled on a hill covered in autumn-colored leaves and right outside the Montgomery village is the Daniel Waring House, otherwise known as Indian Hill. A drive across the Ward’s Bridge and … more
|
A trolley makes its way down Walden’s Main Street in this undated photo.
History is dug up in Walden
Throughout the past month, a ride through the Village of Walden could’ve turned into a longer and louder drive than predicted. Since early September, the Department of Transportation (DOT) has … more
|
Trustees want to see notes from ambulance meeting
At some point between now and the end of the year, Walden trustees will need to make a decision about the future of ambulance service in the village. They may not be closer to resolving the issue, … more
Bridge replacement to force road closure
Town of Shawangunk Highway Superintendent Rich Blazeski is hoping that the River Road bridge by the town transfer station won’t be closed for more than a month during replacement … more
|
The course: runners leave from Benedict Park (red), head north to Walden’s Bradley Park where they will mount bikes (blue), they will return to Benedict Park and take to kayaks (yellow course) in the Wallkill River.
Tri-Montgomery Triathlon is set
After being approved back in March 2022, the long anticipated Tri-Montgomery Triathlon is just around the corner. The triathlon, sponsored by the Business Council of Greater Montgomery, is set to … more
|
Montgomery residents seek a more ‘walkable’ village
“It’s like being in a Hallmark movie, cute shops, band every week playing in the center, everyone knows everyone. The flowers are gorgeous and Christmas time it’s just beautiful in … more
Migrant flights land in Montgomery
The path of migrants crossing the Mexican border into Texas to seek asylum in the U.S. has now reached Montgomery. Justin Rodriguez, Assistant for Communications and Media Relations to Orange … more
Gardiner hires counsel for Awosting matters
The Gardiner Town Board voted 3-1 at its September 20 meeting to hire a new law firm to deal solely with the board’s interactions with the controversial Awosting Club. The new attorney is … more
|
Pine Bush Central School District Superintendent of Schools Brian Dunn.
New super takes the helm in Pine Bush
With more than 4,800 students between seven schools in grades PreK through twelfth grade, Pine Bush Central School District’s newly appointed Superintendent of Schools Brian Dunn is rolling … more
|
A rendering of a battery-storage facility.
Renewable energy co. eyes old landfill site
A large-scale energy storage facility is being proposed for the former Town of Montgomery Landfill site on Lake Osiris Road. Chris Lazinski, a representative of BayWa r.e., said the battery … more
Animal skins are turned into leather products.
Montgomery tannery looks to expand
It sits tucked away amid trees on Montgomery’s Factory Street, overshadowed by the more famous City Winery. Few village residents may even be aware of the tannery business that dates back … more
Covid relief comes to Pine Bush
The Pine Bush Central School District announced that the district will be utilizing unused Covid relief funding from the federal government and unused funds from the 2019 capital project to upgrade … more
|
Food trucks line along the top of the hill at Bradley Park.
Walden hosts its 35th community day celebration
Under the bright sun and blue skies at Bradley Park, residents of the Village of Walden celebrated and came together for the 35th Annual Walden Harvest Fest with live music, bouncy houses, food … more
|
Debate over 9-11 remembrance continues in Walden
At last week’s Walden Village Board meeting, Ralph Garrison stepped up to the podium to address the village board. “Something happened that really irritated me,” said Garrison, … more
« Prev | 1 … 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 … 34 | Next »
Currently viewing stories posted within the past 2 years.
For all older stories, please use our advanced search.