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Modena, NY Drag Strip Supporters have their own Facebook page.
Plattekill to consider moratorium on drag racing
With organizers of the proposed Modena Drag Strip taking to social media to mount another campaign to revive the controversial project, the Plattekill Town Board is considering adopting a six-month … more
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Marlborough eyes housing, subdivision
After a brief public hearing on Monday, August 21, the Marlborough Planning Board unanimously approved a proposal to subdivide a land parcel at 467 and 474 Old Indian Road. The division of the … more
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Lloyd responds to ethics opinion on Councilman Fraino
At their August 16th meeting, the Lloyd Town Board reviewed a recent advisory opinion rendered by the Town’s Ethics Board concerning an alleged conflict of interest issue, when the town hired … more
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Owners Claire Sidamon and Sheryll Petilos.
Highland store marks 3rd anniversary
August 20 marked the three-year anniversary of the Boba tea and snack bar by the name of “Friend’s Corner in Highland. Owners Sheryll Petilos and Claire Sidamon opened the shop in … more
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Pastor Michael A. Hannigan of the Chapel Hill Bible Church.
A historic church’s journey from Manhattan to Marlboro
Nestled among the trees on serene Bingham Road in Marlboro, the Chapel Hill Bible Church stands as a testament to both the enduring power of faith and the remarkable stories that history can tell. … more
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Hael Stewart-Fisher will seek the mayoral seat for the City of Newburgh in the 2023 General Election.
Stewart-Fisher launches mayoral bid
Independent candidate Hael Stewart-Fisher announces his run for City of Newburgh mayor in the 2023 General Election this fall. He joins the race for the seat as a first-time bidder as well as a first … more
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Newburgh resident Jim Lynch expressed his concerns over traffic and development of the proposed project known as the Enclave.
Discussion centers on town’s future
Increases to the traffic, concerns over development, requested zoning amendments and maintaining the quality of the environment through the formation of a conservation advisory council were all … more
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Carole McDermott (left)
Honors due ‘super-agers’
Fourteen extraordinary citizens will be honored Thursday, at Munger Senior Center, Cornwall-on-Hudson. The creator of the initiative is Cliff Davis of Newburgh, a former columnist for The Senior … more
Newburgh man charged with DWI
On August 20, at approximately 1:50 a.m., Troopers from the Montgomery barracks observed 2002 Volvo S-60 traveling southbound on Water Street in the city of Newburgh in an erratic manner. … more
Eyesore water tower is focus at Starbucks hearing
The Town of Newburgh water tower overlooking Interstate 84 may need to wait till next summer, 2024, in order to be repainted. The Town of Newburgh Planning Board members were not pleased with the … more
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A project similar to Jack’s Solar Garden in Colorado (pictured) is proposed for the DiMartino Farm on the outskirts of Walden The proposal would allow for crops - in this case, hay - to grow under the solar panels.
Agrivoltaics project pitched for Plains Road
More than 18 months after their first appearance before a Town of Montgomery Board, and after a change in the town’s bylaws allowed them to proceed, proponents of an agrivoltaics project at 55 … more
Of the four ambulances in the fleet, three are paid in full, according to Town Supervisor Ron Feller.
TOM Ambulance District says it has achieved goals in its first 6 months
Eight months into its first year as a district, the Town of Montgomery Ambulance Service reports that it is meeting all of its goals, offering in-house Advanced Life Support and improving its … more
Romeo Zaccone (l., shown with Montgomery Mayor Steve Brescia) was honored in March when he turned 100. He is one of the region’s ‘super-agers’ to be honored this week.
Honors due ‘super-agers’
Fourteen extraordinary citizens will be honored Thursday, at Munger Senior Center, Cornwall-on-Hudson. The creator of the initiative is Cliff Davis of Newburgh, a former columnist for The Senior … more
Freedom Fest is set for Friday
District Attorney David M. Hoovler and Carl LoFaro from the Hudson Valley VA Healthcare System announced that the Orange County Veteran Suicide Prevention Coalition will put out a table in the lodge … more
Sidewalk and water line repair to start in Shawangunk
Work on building new sidewalks and replacing water lines on three streets in the hamlet of Wallkill was expected to start this week. The $300,000 capital repair project on First, Second and … more
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Improvements included work to the faculty parking lot and bus turnaround at Wallkill Senior High School.
Wallkill provides update on summer projects
The Wallkill Central School District continues to move forward with their Capital Project improvements heading into the new school year with updates to their district buildings and school sites. … more
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Mark Ford Stables Inc. was accused of violating the federal Clean Water Act (CWA) in connection with the construction and operation of a horse racing training facility on two adjacent properties on Slaughter Road in the Town of Wallkill.
Horse training center accused of violating Clean Water Act
Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Lisa F. Garcia, the Regional Administrator for Region 2 of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency … more
Ulster has fish available for pond stocking
The Ulster County Soil and Water Conservation District is holding their annual Pond Stocking Program so that local pond owners have a convenient way to purchase healthy and affordable fish. For this … more
Upcoming Events at Cornwall Library: A week of enrichment and learning
The library building will be temporarily closed for essential construction on Sunday through Tuesday of next week. Creative Writers Group: Monday August 21, 11:30 a.m. Due to the ongoing library … more
Marlborough looks to make its buildings greener
Marlborough will develop a community climate action plan and greenhouse-gas inventory for its buildings following a resolution unanimously approved by the Town Board at its Monday, August 14 meeting. … more
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