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Gardiner officials to take their oaths of office on January 2
On January 2, 2024 at 9:30 am., the newly elected and re-elected Town of Gardiner officials will take their oath of office at the Gardiner Town Hall. Congressman Pat Ryan will administer the oath to … more
Vehicle collision in town of Wallkill leads to arrest for assault
On December 20, 2023, at approximately 1:25 p.m. Troopers from the Middletown barracks responded to an assault on State Route 211 in the town of Wallkill. Preliminary investigation revealed that … more
VC and Town of Montgomery conduct coat drive
As the winter chill sets in, Valley Central High School and the Town of Montgomery are joining forces to make a difference in the lives of those in need with a Winter Coat Drive. The initiative … more
Gardiner Library to offer Dance Meditation
Gardiner Library offers Dance Meditation with Anne Rogers on Saturday January 13, 11 a.m. - 12 p.m. Experience your intuitive flow with simple combinations and patterns in this fun, uplifting moving … more
Emily Martin is the December Leader of the Pack for the Highland High School. She is flanked by Principal Kevin Murphy [L] and Assistant Principal Brandon Opitz.
Highland honors December Leaders of the Pack
Principal Ian M. MacCormack named Fanny Perez Cortez the Highland Elementary School Leader of the Pack for December. He recognized Fanny, “as an exceptional student who truly embodies the spirit of leadership and excellence at our school.” more
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The 6th grade Select Chorus presented the traditional ‘Carol of the Bells’ arranged by Peter Wilhousky
Music in Marlboro
Over three nights, Marlboro students in band and chorus performed a variety of music for the holiday season. more
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First-place: Dan & Teresa Boggess, 150 Walnut Street.
Holiday Lights
The winners of the Village of Walden Home and Business Decorating Contests, sponsored by the Walden Community Council, were announced last Wednesday. A $100 gift certificate to Hannafords will … more
Newburgh Free Library presents a Kwanzaa celebration
The Newburgh Free Library and UJIMA Literacy Program will host Celebrations and Traditions of Kwanzaa Thursday, December 28 from 1 - 3 p.m. representing UJIMA, the third principle of Kwanzaa, … more
Upcoming events at the Cornwall Public Library
The Cornwall Public Library is delighted to announce a series of exciting events during the holiday season, . Please note the library will be CLOSED on Sunday, December 24, Monday, December 25, … more
Santa to make one last visit to Modena before the big night
Mark your calendars, residents of the Modena Fire District! Santa is going to make one last visit before his busy night. Listen for sirens and come out and say hello. At this time our volunteer … more
Christmas services
Clintondale Christian Church, 302 Crescent Ave., Highland. Clintondalechristianchurch.org Christmas Eve services at 10 a.m., 4 p.m. and 7 p.m. Our Lady of Fatima, 1250 Route 32, Plattekill. … more
Celebrate the New Year at Plattekill Public Library’s Free Zumba Class
As the year comes to a close, Plattekill Public Library invites everyone to join in the festivities and welcome 2024 with a lively and energetic New Year’s Eve Zumba Class. The event will take … more
William Green, one of the co-directors/conductors of the Maybrook Wind Ensemble, leads the band in a rousing holiday concert at the Maybrook Senior Center last week. The concert featured some old favorites arranged in innovative ways as the band played to a packed house. Green leads the band with fellow director/conductor William Gillespie.
Maybrook New Year celebrations
Maybrook VFW rings in the New Year with gala celebration Maybrook Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) is thrilled to announce its New Year’s Eve Party, set to take place on December 31 from 8 p.m. … more
Southern Catskill Anglers present Fly Tying Sundays at the Library
The Southern Catskill Anglers, in collaboration with the Pine Bush Library Community Center, are excited to announce the commencement of “Fly Tying Sundays,” a series of beginner fly … more
True Insight to host Toy Drive
True Insight Inc., under the leadership of Deacon Donald Fryar, will host a gift giveaway for children from the ages of 10 and under at 119 South Street from 5 to 7 p.m. on December 22 at Living In … more
Councilman Anthony Grice (center right) is presented with a citation on behalf of Mayor Torrance Harvey and his council, colleagues thanking him for his service to the city council and the City of Newburgh.
Council bids farewell to Grice
The Newburgh City Council on Monday, December 18 took time during their meeting to recognize Councilman At-Large Anthony Grice for his service, his work and his impact to the city community. A … more
The new City of Newburgh Fire Department Ladder 1 truck has arrived in the city.
NFD welcomes new apparatus
The City of Newburgh Fire Department has welcomed a new apparatus to their ranks, a new Ladder 1 truck. The new ladder truck is replacing a 2005 100’ American LaFrance ladder truck and will … more
Dr. Jackielyn Manning Campbell
Superintendent’s contract extended through 2028
The Newburgh Board of Education voted 5-2 on Tuesday, December 12 to approve the amendments to the contract for Superintendent of Schools Dr. Jackielyn Manning Campbell. The amended contract extends … more
Hanukkah lights shine in Pine Bush
Crawford residents, board trustees and Chabad of Orange County members gathered at Crawford Square in Pine Bush last Wednesday, December 7, to celebrate Hanukkah with their annual lighting, … more
Developer seeks to annex 17 acres into Maybrook
The Maybrook village board’s first meeting of the new year will include a presentation on what is being called a “Rakov annexation petition”. The petition, filed by J&G Law … more
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