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The Rev. Richard Witt, Executive Director of Rural & Migrant Ministry, Inc., [center] speaks with attendees at the event at RMM’s Grail campus in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
Asylum seekers find refuge in the countryside
Rural and Migrant Ministry welcomed asylum seekers from the Crossroads Hotel on a recent Saturday, to the Grail, a retreat center located in the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson. These refugees enjoyed … more
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Andrew Krigsman, brother of Xavier Lunan, with Mayor Torrance Harvey as they enjoy
Newburgh welcomes new splash pads
The City of Newburgh celebrated the grand opening of splash pads at Tyrone Crabb Park and Xavier Lunan Park to kick off the summer season on Friday, June 23. This now makes three splash pads in … more
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“Hopefully Friday is the first day of many to come, because I want to serve the public, I want to do a great job on that. Once we open, we want to be open and doing the right thing for the public.” - Guillermo Rodriguez, owner of Newburgh Dairy and Grill.
Dairy Island is reborn
Newburgh Dairy and Grill, spiritual successor to Dairy Island at 183 South Robinson Avenue/Route 9W will see its lights on once again, boards off windows and food and treats being served for the … more
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American Legion and VFW members saluting to Taps while the flag is lowered.
New home for Vietnam Memorial
Right in the front of Valley Central High School sits a memorial dedicated to six Valley Central graduates who lost their lives in Vietnam. Recently, it was announced that this memorial would be … more
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Milk Factory project is still drawing noise concerns for nearby ashram
Several months ago, associates with the Milk Factory project presented a noise study to the Town of Montgomery Planning Board after they had been advised to do so. When the results weren’t … more
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Tina Johnson, Maybrook’s longtime village clerk, retires as of September 5.
Maybrook village clerk is retiring
“A chapter is closing.” Maybrook Mayor Dennis Leahy couldn’t have put it any better at Monday’s village board meeting; and all in attendance couldn’t agree more. … more
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Crawford Town Supervisor Charles Carnes (r.) would like to increase the term length for himself and future successors from two to four years. He is pictured with Orange County Legislator Rob Sassi.
Town of Crawford looking to extend term lengths
The Town of Crawford is hoping to extend term lengths for specific town positions. Town Supervisor, town clerk, highway superintendent and the receiver of taxes are all current positions with … more
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The Shawangunk Town Board attends a Gardiner Association of Businesses mixer.
Shawangunk officials support collaborating with GAB
Town Supervisor John Valk and Councilman Brian Amthor endorsed the idea of forming a joint association with the Gardiner Association of Businesses (GAB) to promote businesses in both towns. Valk … more
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Montgomery takes climate pledge
The Village of Montgomery has become the latest Hudson Valley community to take the Climate Smart Pledge. According to climatesmart.ny.gov, the Climate Smart Communities (CSC) Certification … more
Clinton Street Car Show to benefit Food Pantry
Plans are underway for the 2023 Clinton Street Car Show, which will take place in the Village of Montgomery on Sunday, September 17 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This year, the event will benefit the … more
J&G attorneys (l. - r.) Michelle L. Babcock, Gary M. Schuster, Rachel Rosenwasser, Cynthia Hand, Rebecca Johnson, Lauren E. Scott and intern Isabelle Hayes.
Cynthia Hand elected president of Women’s Bar Association
J&G Law, LLP (J&G) is pleased to announce that on June 14, 2023, Cynthia J. Hand, Esq., an associate concentrating in estate planning, was installed as President of the Women’s Bar … more
Mount to present ‘Picturing Writing’ workshop for educators
Mount Saint Mary College’s Collaborative for Equity in Literacy Learning (CELL) will present a workshop for educators on the Picturing Writing literacy method from Monday, June 26 to Friday, … more
Nora Cronin graduates eagerly move their tassels to the other side of their caps to mark their official graduation status.
Nora Cronin gradates go forth
Nora Cronin Presentation Academy celebrated the academic accomplishments and the completion of the academic journey of the class of 2023 on Friday, June 16 at St. Francis of Assisi Church. The … more
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Bishop Dunn celebrates the Class of 2023
Anthony Albano, Vivienne Bersig, Michael Bonura, Nolan Brown, Rachel Canfield, Andrew Cracolici, Vincenzo Cracolici, Riley Crysler, Shalin Damacharla, Isaiah Davis, Tomas Esparra, Amelia Gatt, … more
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UNICO’s incoming National President Ralph A. Contini honored three 35 year members - Frank Ricciardone, Joe Noto and Richard Gerentine.
UNICO celebrates 35th Anniversary
Thirty-five years ago a small group of civic-minded citizens of Marlborough came together to establish a chapter of UNICO National, the largest Italian-American service organization in the U.S. It … more
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Medical field disappointment
 I am writing to extend condolences to future families dealing with a loss of a loved one.  What one has to go through including doctors=one who didn’t do enough=along with their … more
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Baba Terry in front of his booth at the Juneteenth celebration He’s a part of the African Cultural Center in Newburgh, where they host cultural events and other receptions.
Walden celebrates Juneteenth
From 12 to 4 p.m. this Monday, the sun shined on Wooster Memorial Grove Park in Walden for the village’s third annual celebration of Juneteenth. The Town of Montgomery Sacred Place of My … more
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Christine Seger and Pastor Jim O’Connell are two weekly vendors at the Walden’s Farmers Market. They sell mixed produce, plants and more.
Tis the season for farmers markets
The end of spring and beginning of summer always kickstarts the ever-so-popular trend of farmers markets, a string of vendors in different municipalities that offer local and handmade goods. … more
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Marlborough has selected their candidates for the November election. (l. – r.) Dan Jackson for Town Justice, Ed Molinelli and Dave Zambito for Town Council, Scott Corcoran for Town Supervisor and Tom Corcoran who is running for re-election as Ulster County Legislator.
Marlborough GOP slate picked
Last week the Marlborough Republican Party held their caucus to elect a slate of candidates for the November election.   Councilwoman Sherida Sessa nominated Scott Corcoran for Town … more
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Marlborough gives update on road collapse
On April 23, a portion of Old Indian Trail collapsed, forcing it to be closed to the public, except for those who live on the road. The road’s failure is nearest to the driveway of Pat and … more
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