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A Newburgh artist is remembered
Internationally known multi-media, figurative artist Gerardo Castro passed away on Sunday, March 17th, of natural causes at the age of 56. This is a great loss to those in the art community. His life … more
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Jean Degon
Meet Walden’s new treasurer
Jean Degon, a 26-year resident of the Town of Montgomery, became the Village of Walden’s newest treasurer last month and has since been learning the ropes of her financing role. Here’s … more
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PBHS principal to retire in 2025
Pine Bush High School principal Aaron Hopmayer has announced his retirement from the Pine Bush school district following the 2024-25 school year. Hopmayer will be transitioning to principal of … more
Gardiner man charged in hit-and-run death of SUNY student
The Ulster County District Attorney’s Office and the Ulster County Sheriff’s Office announce the indictment and arrest of Ty Kobelt, 33, of Gardiner. The Ulster County District … more
Montgomery flashes shades of green on a gray day
Despite facing torrential downpours and gloomy skies, participants of the Village of Montgomery’s annual St. Pat’s Ramble marched proudly through the village street, shining their shades … more
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Bubbles everywhere.
The hunt is on for Easter Eggs!
The Towns of Newburgh and New Windsor welcomed the Easter season with their annual Easter egg hunts for families and friends. Residents enjoyed a day filled with fun, treats and community. The … more
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Steven Schelin (far right) poses with members with the town board.
Shawangunk board honors Steve Schelin
The Shawangunk town board opened its March 23 board meeting by honoring a resident with the first Dick Parker Community Service Award of 2024: Steve Schelin, a passionate town employee who manages … more
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The Views Project granted a third extension
The Lloyd Planning Board met on March 21 and found out that representatives of a mixed-use project, called the Views at Highland, had contacted the board via email at 2:30 pm that afternoon … more
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School district facing $9 million budget gap
The Newburgh Board of Education is reviewing and preparing the district budget for Fiscal Year 2024-2025 with a proposed balanced budget to be presented on April 9. However, concerns have been raised … more
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Pine Bush High School hosts ‘eggcellent’ Easter Egg hunt
Sunday, March 24 was a chilly but cloudless afternoon at Pine Bush High School in Crawford. One hundred seventy-five children, from toddlers to sixth graders, lined up along the school football … more
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Local artist and musician John Newhall has released two singles in 2024, “Song Nobody Knows” and “Something With You” and looks to release new music in the coming months.
Meet Newburgh’s rising star
Local artist and musician John Newhall first picked up a guitar as a freshman in his high school band room, and from that moment, he knew he was hooked. Newhall released two singles in 2024, … more
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The Honorable Garry Ashdown inducted the 2024 Officers for the Clintondale Fire Department: L-R Chief Phil Sabarese. 1st Assistant Chief Jeremy Nash, 2nd Assistant Chief Gary Palmateer, Captain Brandon Moore, 1st Lieutenant Deanna Leon, Secretary Melissa Leon, Vice President Robin Lynk, President Sherri Mackey, Auxiliary President Kate Jonietz, Auxiliary Treasurer Meghan Jonietz, Auxiliary Vice President Jill Poluzzi and Fire Police Captain Mike Signorelli
Clintondale Fire Department hosts annual dinner
The Clintondale Fire Department held its annual Installation Dinner at the Poughkeepsie Grand on March 16. Chief Phil Sabarese welcomed everyone to the dinner and presented a number of awards to … more
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Clintondale man pleads guilty to promoting Sexual Performance of a Child
On Wednesday March 20, , Joseph O'Bryan, age 30, of Clintondale, pled guilty before Judge Bryan Rounds to Promoting a Sexual Performance of a Child less than 17 years of age. Defendant was … more
SUNY Orange Receives $1.21 Million SUNY DSP Grant
 SUNY Orange has received a nearly $1.21 million grant from the State University of New York (SUNY), in partnership with the New York State Office for People with Developmental Disabilities … more
Community Center nears completion
  After almost three months of weighty topics such as retail cannabis and protecting the ridgeline, the Monday, March 11 meeting of the Marlborough Town Board was free of controversy and … more
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Members of the mosque bow in reverence as they conduct their own personal prayers.
All are welcome at Masjid Al-Ikhlas
The holy month of Ramadan is in full swing in Newburgh at Masjid Al-Ikhlas mosque, located at 25 Washington Terrace. During the month-long celebration, the mosque welcomes its neighbors and greater … more
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Jim Ullrich presenting the project to the planning board.
Self-storage project presented to town
The Town of Montgomery’s March 11 planning board meeting marked the debut of a new project: a 46,550-square-foot self-storage facility proposed for Route 416, south of Neelytown Road, that was … more
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Plattekill continues to update comp. plan
The last Comprehensive Plan for the Town of Plattekill was done in 2003 and new updates have been under way for a few years. Supervisor Dean DePew said Phase I of work on a new Comprehensive Plan … more
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New hotel planned for New Windsor
The New Windsor Planning Board voted to circulate for lead agency, subject to a revised and accepted environmental assessment form, the project “Silver Stream Road Hotel Site Plan and Special … more
Nicole Hanley (center) with fellow priests of the Diocese of New York.
Walden, Montgomery churches install new pastor
Nicole Hanley, a priest of St. Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Walden and St. Francis of Assisi Chapel Montgomery, was instituted as priest-in-charge for both churches last Saturday, March 13 … more
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