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The old Plattekill Corners General Store has been closed since March 31, 2020.
Plattekill Corners gas station clears hurdle
The proposed convenience store and gas station at Plattekill Corners cleared a big hurdle on April 14 when the Town of Plattekill’s Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) approved five variances for the … more
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Asbestos abatement at TOMVAC complete
Marlborough Supervisor Scott Corcoran read a letter he received from Quality Environmental Solutions & Technologies [QuES &T] informing him that a final visual inspection and air clearance … more
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The crumbling steps at the Lloyd Town Hall will be completely replaced.
Lloyd to replace Town Hall steps
The Lloyd Town Board approved a complete replacement of the front steps at town hall after further investigation revealed that the concrete and support rebar had deteriorated to a point beyond … more
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Blossom Street Fair returns to Milton
On Saturday April 23, from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. the Blossom Street Fair returns once again to the hamlet of Milton. Hosted by the agricultural association Meet Me in Marlboro, Main Street will be lined … more
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The burned out shell of 11 South Miller following the first floor fire.
Squatters and squalor
Residents appeared before Newburgh City Council recently, expressing frustrations about the lack of action being taken by the city codes department. Several weekends ago, a structure fire broke … more
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‘Trying times’ for Mobile Life
Leaked documents that were posted and later removed from social media paint a portrait of financial stress for the private ambulance service that serves the City of Newburgh and surrounding … more
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Adam Zeilberger takes the oath of lieutenant as fiancé Michael Jones (center) holds the Bible. Judge Jude Martini (right) reads the oath . Also looking on is Town Supervisor Gil Piaquadio.
Town welcomes new lieutenant, officer
The Town of Newburgh Police Department welcomed its newest lieutenant, Adam Zeilberger, and officer, Nicole Wakefield as they were sworn into the department. The swearing in ceremony took place … more
(From left to right) Orange County Surrogate Judge Tim McElDuff, County Clerk Kelly Eskew, Volodymyr Glukhan, a naturalized citizen from Ukraine, and Inaudy Esposito, Executive Director of the County’s Human Rights Commission, at Wednesday’s naturalization ceremony.
Orange County hosts Naturalization ceremony in Newburgh
Orange County Clerk Kelly Eskew hosted a Naturalization ceremony on Wednesday, April 13 at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center. Inaudy Esposito, Executive Director of the County’s Human Rights … more
Talk to discuss the impact of telemedicine on health
Christine Berté, dean of the School of Nursing at Mount Saint Mary College, will conclude this semester’s Investigating Research on Campus (iROC) series with “Telemedicine: Are We … more
Jesus (Juan Machuca) is raised onto the cross by the soldiers during the outdoor Stations of the Cross last Friday.
The Way of the Cross runs along Grand Street
Parishioners of St. Patrick’s Church gathered together on the morning of Friday, April 15 to participate in the live procession of the Stations of the Cross heading into the Easter weekend. … more
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Brian Stiscia
Highway Super doesn’t want cell tower near his garage
Gardiner Highway Superintendent Brian Stiscia is hoping that the Town of Gardiner finds an alternative location for its proposed second cell tower. Wireless Edge is seeking to get approval from … more
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Walden Ambulance talks resume
With a new ambulance service consultant on board for the Town of Montgomery, the Village of Walden is still trying to chart a course they hope will lead to an ambulance provider in the future. The … more
Village of Montgomery $5.9 million budget OK’d
Concern over rising fuel prices and an anticipated increase in the number of participants in the summer recreation program have contributed to an increase in the Village of Montgomery budget. The … more
[L-R] Frank, Bryce and Keri Snyder with Austin, Krista and Josh Woodke.
Wallkill celebrates the season
Wallkill families and residents celebrated the Easter season and weekend with several community egg hunts throughout the rainy Saturday morning. The first egg hunt, hosted by the Wallkill Lions … more
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Arthur Shavuo (l.) and Dam Dambrozio of the Pine Bush VFW sold T-shirts last weekend.
Pine Bush VFW seeks support for ‘Hometown Heroes’
Something new is coming to Pine Bush on Saturday, April 23 starting at 8:30 a.m. “We will be hanging 33 Hometown Hero Banners starting from in front of Crispell Middle School and going down … more
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Valley Central has audit committee opening
The Valley Central School District invites district resident non-employee applications for one opening on the District’s Audit Committee. The committee members collectively should possess … more
Walden Police: plastic Easter Egg contained drug traces
A plastic Easter egg found on Walden’s West Main Street, contained traces of a substance found in marijuana, Walden Police reported Saturday. Police reported receiving a call Saturday after … more
World War II Veteran Charles Cassetta.
Hero’s sendoff
More than 80 Veterans to receive a hero’s sendoff at New York Stewart International Airport on Saturday for the Hudson Valley Honor Flight Trip. Saturday’s flight was the Walden-based … more
[L-R] Max Cuacuas, Sgt. Jessica Brooks, the Easter Bunny and Maritza Wilson.
Easter Bunny returns to Newburgh
The Easter Egg Hunt returned to the City of Newburgh on Sunday, April 12 after a two-year hiatus. Maritza Wilson of the City Recreation Department said she was happy to be able to put this event … more
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The promise of spring
Despite the blustery weather on Sunday, hundreds of children and their parents flocked to the Kristi Babcock Park in New Windsor for the annual Easter Egg Hunt, hosted by the New Windsor Recreation … more
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