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Four charged in cocaine bust
On December 29 New Windsor Police Officer Levy and Detective Pierri conducted a traffic stop on Route 9W of a vehicle out of Riverhead. During the traffic stop it was determined that the … more
The primary vaccination distribution site in Kingston will be equipped to be able to perform up to 45,000 vaccinations per month and will be open seven days a week
Ulster County Executive announces vaccine distribution plan
Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan today announced significant elements of Ulster County’s Vaccine Distribution Plan. The county has developed its plan in partnership with the Mid-Hudson Regional … more
City of Newburgh hosts a number of Christmas toy giveaway events leading up to Christmas last week.
Spreading good cheer
Leading up to Christmas, different organizations across Newburgh held toy giveaways for children in need this year. Toys for Tots held its annual event at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center. Seraphim … more
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Toasted Newburgh, a soup, sandwich and salad spot that prepares made-to-order delights, is coming to Liberty Street in early 2021.
Toasted Newburgh to open in January
Another restaurant is coming to Liberty Street and it might be your new favorite lunch spot. Toasted Newburgh is a new-American soup, sandwich and salad spot that prepares made-to-order delights. Sam … more
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Former Walden Jewish Community Center President Sam Liebman holds balloons after his farewell drive-by event. After approximately 50 years of living in Walden, he has relocated to the Finger Lakes Region.
Walden JCC bids farewell to its former president
On Dec. 9, the Walden Jewish Community Center’s (JCC) congregation did a drive-by event past the home of Sam Liebman, their former president and longtime member of the congregation. The … more
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First place Children’s Delight, Andrea Peters, 39 Sycamore Drive.
Village of Montgomery announces house decorating contest winners
At their meeting last Tuesday, the Montgomery Village Board announced the winners of the Village of Montgomery 33rd Annual House Decorating Contest. This year’s contest featured only three … more
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Meyers happy to have 2020 behind him
It has been an unprecedented year for everyone, including local governments like the Town of New Windsor. Town Supervisor George Meyers said he is “happy to put 2020 in the rearview … more
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Harvey looks ahead to 2021
The City of Newburgh has continued to serve its community to the best of its ability over the past year, despite the unprecedented pandemic that called for a heightened challenge. Heading into 2021, … more
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Ulster DMVs to re-open on Monday
 Following guidance changes for COVID-19 quarantine requirements from New York State Department of Health, Ulster County Clerk Nina Postupack will reopen the Department of Motor Vehicles to … more
Police committee chairs want better communication
The Executive Order 203 Oversight Committee, specifically chairman Ray Harvey and Malvina Holloway from NAACP, the Newburgh-Highland Falls Branch, have expressed their concerns on the City of … more
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State Senator James Skoufis (c.) awarded Liberty Medals to members of the Marlborough Police and Highway Departments for saving the life of a truck driver and containing a fuel leak in the summer of 2019. Pictured L-R Don Fredrick, Harry Freeborn, Police Chief Gerald Cocozza, Skoufis, Supervisor Al Lanzetta, Highway Superintendent John Alonge and Deputy Highway Superintendent Gary Lazaroff.
Act of heroism
State Senator James Skoufis (D-Woodbury) honored members of the Marlborough Police and Highway Departments with Liberty Medals for their heroism after a fuel truck overturned on Route 9W, just south … more
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Planning Board responds to Corcoran criticism
The Town of Marlborough Planning Board invited its Town Board colleagues to its Dec. 21 meeting to discuss and resolve statements raised by Councilman Scott Corcoran that there were procedural issues … more
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Paul Hansut is pictured at his desk in December 2018 during his tenure as Lloyd Town Supervisor.
Former Lloyd supervisor is doing well
In a recent interview, former Lloyd Supervisor Paul Hansut spoke about the status of his stage four Pancreatic cancer and his following treatments. A diagnosis was made in October 2019 and he chose … more
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Girl Scout Erin O’Donnell laid one of the first wreaths on a soldiers grave.
Wreaths Across America
A special Wreaths Across America ceremony was held at the Ulster County Veterans Cemetery in New Paltz on December 19 as a way to remember and honor more than 850 Veterans who are laid to rest … more
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Frank Milazzo named chief of DEP Police
The New York City Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) has named Frank J. Milazzo of Marlboro as chief of its police department. He assumed his new rank last week, during a socially-distanced … more
Ryan and Delgado discuss vaccine, COVID relief
U.S. Representative Antonio Delgado (NY-19) met last week with Ulster County Executive Patrick Ryan at the Ulster County Office Building in Kingston. The Congressman and County Executive’s … more
Firefighters responded to an early morning structure fire at 118 Plains Road in the town of Montgomery on December 26.
Fire on Plains Road
Two families lost their home in an early-morning fire, Saturday, on Plains Road in Walden. At 2:32 a.m. on Dec. 26, the Walden, Coldenham and Wallkill Fire Departments were dispatched to a house … more
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Montgomery moves closer to town-wide ambulance district
The Montgomery Town Board moved closer to creating a town-wide ambulance district at their meeting on Dec. 17 when they approved funds to prepare a map, plan and report for a proposed town-wide … more
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The exterior of the new Walden United Methodist Church building on 1206 Route 52 is nearing completion.
New Walden UMC to open in mid-2021
Construction of the new location for the Walden United Methodist Church on 1206 Route 52 is starting to pick up. Plumbing is near completion and electricity is being installed. The chairman of … more
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Town of Montgomery authorizes shared services study
The Montgomery Town Board approved a shared services study contract with Hudson Valley Pattern for Progress at their meeting on Dec. 17. This will cost the town board an amount not to exceed $20,000. … more
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