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The 158 to 166 Broadway block that was under construction and renovation by Seraphim. Only several storefronts are presently active.
Who’s buying up city properties and evicting residents?
Imagine being a tenant in the City of Newburgh and one day discovering that the home you rent has been sold. You can no longer pay the rent because you don’t know who your new landlord is, or … more
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The newly restored United Methodist Church located along Liberty Street will host RUPCO’s Embrace Support Gather Community event on Thursday, June 1.
A new beginning for an old church
City of Newburgh residents and guests will have the opportunity to see the newly restored United Methodist Church during RUPCO’s Embrace Support Gather Community event on Thursday, June 1. The … more
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The Avalon Roller rink will host a grand-opening celebration on Saturday.
Avalon reborn
A celebrated piece of Newburgh’s past is set for a grand reopening. The Avalon roller rink is set to open on Saturday, June 3 at 2 Commercial Place. City residents will be able to enjoy … more
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Town of Newburgh remembers its fallen
Town of Newburgh residents celebrated and waved their American flags to various floats, vehicles and marchers in the town’s annual Memorial Day parade on Sunday, May 28. The celebration and … more
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A motorcade with flags waving makes its way down Broadway.
Newburgh hosts annual Memorial Day observance
The annual City of Newburgh Memorial Day Parade was celebrated on Monday, May 29 with American flags waving, men and women in uniform marching along in formation, service vehicles with lights … more
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Dennis Bragg stands beside the grave of Pvt. Amos D. Scott, who died in France in 1918.
‘Grandest death of all’
Last year Lloyd Union Cemetery Trustee Dennis Bragg started a tradition that he hopes will continue in the future; each year he plans to pick one soldier to honor and this year he chose WWI Veteran … more
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The original 2011 rendering of the Falcon Ridge project shows in detail the scope of the developer’s plans for the former Altamont Farm site.
Falcon Ridge returns to planning board
Last week developer Dan Gueron returned to the Lloyd Planning Board, seeking to continue a site plan review of his large-scale Falcon Ridge residential project, proposed for Upper North Road. He is … more
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Local area farmers honored the Kents with a tractor parade that culminated at their Locust Grove Brewing Company in Milton.
Kent Farm receives 200-year recognition
The Kent family of Milton was recently recognized for their Locust Grove Fruit Farm being in continuous use for a little more than 200 years.   Ulster County Legislator Tom Corcoran … more
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Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson secured a $10,000 grant for the Marlboro Free Library. Pictured (l. – r.) President of the Board of Trustees Denise Garofalo, Library Director Christina Jennerich, Assemblyman Jacobson and Trustee Vice President Kelli Kavanaugh.
Jacobson obtains $10,000 grant for Marlboro Library
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson [NY 104] recently secured a $10,000 grant for the Marlboro Free Library that will be used to fund Ancestry Library Edition, new e-books and museum passes. Jacobson … more
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Three Marlboro High School Juniors received the National Student Development Council Awards from the Board of Education. Pictured (l. - r.) High School Assistant Principal Kristen Becker, High School Principal Ryan Lawler, students Gabriella Cortes, Deni Menendez, Harrison Solomon, Superintendent Michael Rydell and School Board President Michael Connors.
Marlboro honors NSDC student winners
At their last meeting the Marlboro School Board honored three Junior High School students, Gabriella Cortes, Deni Menendez, and Harrison Solomon who received National Student Development Council … more
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The Ancient Order of Hibernians performed before the Middle School Memorials with the Color Guard in front of them.
Marlborough honors Memorial Day with parade
A colorful and lively Memorial Day parade made its way down Western Avenue and out onto the Elementary School field for a ceremony to honor all who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. … more
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The traditional laying of the wreaths.
Plattekill honors fallen heroes
This past Saturday the Town of Plattekill held their annual Memorial Day ceremony. The parade stepped off from the town hall and went down Route 32 to the Veterans Park. Deputy Supervisor Dean … more
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A solemn observance marks Memorial Day in Highland
As the month of May draws to a close, the community of Highland came together to honor and remember the brave veterans and fallen soldiers who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to their country. … more
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First World Graduation is a distinctive rite on the end-of-year calendar at New Paltz.
First World New Paltz celebrates 50th annual graduation ceremony
Dozens of SUNY New Paltz students stood before a standing-room-only audience of family, friends and faculty members and were inducted into the First World New Paltz alumni society at the … more
Senior Toast 2023 celebrates memories made and a bright future ahead
The Senior Toast is one of the most cherished traditions at SUNY New Paltz, as students spend some of their last undergraduate hours on campus celebrating their accomplishments to date and the … more
SUNY New Paltz lauds honors program grads
On May 21, the SUNY New Paltz Honors Program lauded the high-caliber work ethic and performance of new graduates with a reception and ceremony at Studley Theatre.  The Honors Program … more
Dozens of Pussy willows, River birch and other plants will be planted along the Wallkill River this week.
‘Trees for Tribs’ program extends to the Wallkill River
Within the next week, around 260 trees, bushes and plants will be planted along the Wallkill River, right behind Ward Street and east of Wards Bridge in Montgomery. This is happening through the … more
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Posing with Wallkill Fire Dept’s new statue: (l. - r.) Eric Orr, Joseph T Smith, Delbe Spath, Richard DeVuono, Maria DeVuono.
Statue creator meets with fire department in Wallkill to see his work
Richard DeVuono has been creating bronze statues, fountains and benches for over 25 years, and the Wallkill Hook, Ladder and Hose Company was his most recent accomplishment. Florida resident … more
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Maureen Hedden received her “Citizen of the Month” certificate from Town Supervisor Ron Feller.
Maureen Hedden honored
Maureen Hedden is a Valley Central School District power house, and most recently, she was nominated for the Town of Montgomery’s April Citizen of the Month. Hedden, a Montgomery resident, … more
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Walden Mayor John Ramos, an Air Force Veteran, salutes the colors.
Town of Montgomery honors Veterans
“It’s a weekend that you don’t have to have a weekend of guilt. You don’t have to have a weekend of celebration. To me, it’s about appreciation,” said Orange … more
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