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Strange lights in the night sky
Walden resident William Glass was surprised to see three white lights and one red light in the sky last Wednesday while driving North on Rock Cut Road in Newburgh, but was more shocked when he found … more
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Legislator Robert C. Sassi, Peggy Lucido, Sal Lucido, fellow Rotary members, Interact Club members and others gather for a photo at the food drive.
Wallkill East Rotary hosts food drive
This past Saturday was a giving day in the Town of Crawford as the Wallkill East Rotary Club hosted their fourth annual food drive in the senior center. The club, which is a part of Rotary … more
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PB board approves three capital improvement projects
The Pine Bush Central School Board of Education approved contracts for three capital improvement projects at a brief special March 2 virtual meeting, which replaced the February 28 meeting that was … more
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Brian Dunn, Pine Bush Superintendent of Schools, addressed the Shawangunk Town Board last week.
Pine Bush Superintendent addresses Shawangunk Board
Pine Bush School District Superintendent Brian Dunn came to the Shawangunk Town Board on March 2 to introduce himself and provide a “snapshot” of how things were going in his school … more
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Violin-piano duo set for Montgomery stage
The Grand Montgomery Chamber Music Series is pleased to present the Han-Baik Kim Duo on Sunday, March 12, at 3 p.m. at the Garrett Concert Stage in Montgomery. The concert is free to attend and will … more
Wallkill FD presents Psychic Medium Lisa Morrison
Get ready to experience a unique and profound evening as Psychic Medium Lisa Morrison comes to Wallkill for a “Messages from Heaven” event on Thursday, March 2 from 6:30 - 8 p.m. at the … more
Zef Gjurashaj, owner of Andiamo Restaurant in the Town of Newburgh, was sentenced to 22 1/3 years to life in prison for the 2017 fire in which his restaurant building was destroyed.
Restaurant owner sentenced to a total of 22 1/3 years to life in prison
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler announced that on Wednesday, March 1, former Town of Newburgh restauranter Zef Gjurashaj, 60, of Newburgh, was sentenced to a total of 22 1/3 years to … more
Lloyd lauds rental law process
In the past month the Lloyd Planning Board has been reviewing a number of applications for short term rentals, highlighting a number of issues that individual residents must address before they are … more
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No plans to override the tax cap
Last week the Highland School board continued working on the 2023-24 budget, with Highland Business Administrator Lindsay Eidel giving a presentation on state aid and revenues. Eidel recalled … more
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A brave soul takes a plunge into the icy waters of Berean Lake, Saturday, during the annual event sponsored by the Hudson Valley Chapter of the Alzheimer’s Association.
Subzero Heroes raise nearly $70,000
Metzger urges withdrawal of proposed changes to Ashokan Reservoir plan
Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger has sent a letter to officials at the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) calling for a withdrawal of the proposed revisions to the … more
Peacock by Cori Appler.
Marlboro Arts Coalition hosts art show
In 2022, a group of local artists formed the Marlboro Arts Coalition, known as MaArCo. Last Saturday evening at an opening reception on the second floor of Frida’s Bakery & Cafe in Milton, … more
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Cornwall project draws NW concerns
The Town of Cornwall Planning Board will host a public scoping session at Cornwall Central High School on Monday, March 6 at 7 p.m. to receive public comments on a proposed project known in town … more
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Sylvia Santiago and Kelly Allegra
Two seek re-election in New Windsor
Councilwoman Sylvia Santiago and Town Clerk Kelly Allegra of New Windsor will be seeking reelection this coming fall. Both candidates will be running on the Democratic line and are the only announced … more
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Donna Cornell twice lauded for leadership and service in the Hudson Valley
Hudson Valley native, business woman, author and philanthropist Donna Cornell is set to receive two prestigious honors this spring for her decades of service to the Hudson Valley. Cornell will be … more
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Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus (left) and Robert Doss.
Doss named Orange County’s Deputy Commissioner of Emergency Services, Police Liaison
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus has named Robert Doss as the County’s Deputy Commissioner of Emergency Services, Police Liaison. Doss most recently served as the Town of New … more
Walden trustees demand better garbage service
The Village of Walden is preparing for a new garbage contract, and trustees seem to care most about it protecting and supporting local residents. Their current contract expires May 21, and … more
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Kenneth Ronk formally announcing his candidacy for town supervisor on Saturday, outside of Shawangunk Town Hall.
Ken Ronk launches Shawangunk campaign
Standing not too far from where he hopes to start working soon, Ken Ronk Jr. officially announced his candidacy for Town of Shawangunk Supervisor in front of family, friends and supporters Saturday … more
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Brescia unopposed in two races
L. Stephen Brescia, the Village of Montgomery’s longest-serving mayor, and Orange County Legislator, also wants to wants to be Town of Montgomery Supervisor. At the moment, at least, he is … more
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Kristen Brown, Cindy Voss and Mark Hoyt
TOM Republicans choose Voss and Hoyt over incumbent Brown
It came as a shock to Kristen Brown, sitting councilwoman for the Town of Montgomery, when she failed to receive an endorsement from the Town of Montgomery Republican Committee last week. Instead … more
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