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Rolling Thunder to host vendor/craft event
Rolling Thunder NY Ch3 is still looking for vendors Saturday, Sept 10 at Thomas Felten Park, 11 Patura Road, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m., rain or shine. Interested vendors can contact MaryEllen Judge-Cioto … more
Highland Library events
Yarn and Yak is inclusive of all yarn crafters who want to come to the library work on their projects with us, get a little help and make new friends in the process. Come craft with us on the … more
Ulster is in desperate need of election workers
The Ulster County Board of Elections has made an urgent appeal to recruit election inspectors (poll workers) for the August 23 special election. There are not enough people to run the polls right … more
New Paltz man arrested for DWI twice in two hours
On July 31, at approximately 2:25 a.m., troopers observed a 2013 Audi S4 traveling on Southside Avenue in the Town of New Paltz in violation of several vehicle and traffic laws. Troopers stopped the … more
Ulster reports first confirmed case of Monkeypox
Ulster County Commissioner of Health Dr. Carol Smith reported that Ulster County has its first confirmed case of Monkeypox. Public health nurses are conducting case investigation to identify any … more
18 Victory Lane in the Town of New Windsor has been deemed unsafe by the town board and is seeking a request for proposal to take down the structure.
NW declares property unsafe
The New Windsor town board has deemed the property identified as 18 Victory Lane in town as unsafe and the town will be sending out a request for proposal [RFP] to tear it down. According to … more
Council assists in micro-unit construction
Newburgh City Council approved to award Newburgh Ministries and BJH Advisors LLC separate $50,000 grants for the construction of micro-units for low income individuals. Councilwoman Patty Sofokles … more
Newburgh Fire Department seeks new ladder truck
Newburgh City Council approved the construction and delivery of a 105 foot ladder truck in the amount of $1,249,000.00 for the City of Newburgh Fire Department. According to Fire Chief Francis … more
Work approved for Dutch Reformed Church
The Newburgh City Council approved the execution of an asbestos and lead abatement plan for the Dutch Reformed Church [DRC] that will be conducted by Quality Environmental Solutions & … more
Developer eyes two properties
The Newburgh City Council approved to set a public hearing for the redevelopment of 140 and 146 Montgomery St. and 137 Smith St. which will be conducted by Kearney Realty & Development Group. … more
Body found on William Street
On August 8, at about 9:07 a.m., a deceased 55-year-old female was located behind a building in the area of William Street and Carson Avenue. Officers responded and processed the scene. Upon … more
Grants and bonds for city work
Newburgh City Council approved the authorization to apply and accept, if awarded, two $10 million grants and approved a bond resolution for the financing of the Floatables Control and Disinfection … more
Newburgh Commerce Center gains approval
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board approved the amended site plan for Newburgh Commerce Center and waived a public hearing on this project during their regular meeting on Thursday, August 4. This … more
Multi-family development proposed for Little Britain Road
Britain Woods, a newly proposed 258 multi-family unit development along Little Britain Road, appeared before the Town of Newburgh Planning Board on Thursday, August 4. According to Ross … more
Bridge work to begin in NW
New Windsor Town Board approved the authorization of a utility work agreement between New Windsor, the City of Newburgh and New York State Department of Transportation [NYSDOT] that will see a new … more
Montgomery to honor First Responders
Having previously honored Veterans, the Village of Montgomery is now planning a ceremony to honor the area’s First Responders. On Friday, August 26 at 6 p.m., the village will dedicate … more
Montgomery seeking a sidewalks grant
The Village of Montgomery has been looking to add sidewalks for some time, but may have to face the reality that grant money just isn’t available. “You can buy a pickle ball (court) … more
Walden street work to begin in September
Walden Village Manager John Revella has announced that the New York State Department of Transportation (DOT) has informed the Village that road grinding and resurfacing is scheduled to take place in … more
Town of Montgomery seeks a return of National Night Out
Neighbors in Shawangunk, Crawford and Newburgh enjoyed National Night Out last week, but the event hasn’t been held in the Town of Montgomery since 2018. Town of Montgomery Supervisor Brian … more
Town of Montgomery to host entrepreneurial success program
The Town of Montgomery is using some Covid relief funds to launch a program for residents interested in starting or growing their own business. The 10-week program is being offered in … more
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