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Veteran Suicide Prevention Coalition heads to Freedom Fest
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler and Carl LoFaro from the Hudson Valley VA Healthcare System announce that the Orange County Veteran Suicide Prevention Coalition will put out a table … more
Some of the grant money will be used to install lights in Cluett Schantz Park.
Marlborough plans to make good use of county ARPA funding
The Town of Marlborough is one of 16 municipalities with American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding via Ulster County’s Municipal Parks and Recreation Grant (MPRG) program to support the … more
Town of Plattekill gets playground grant
The Town of Plattekill will be able to upgrade its playground equipment at Thomas Felten Park after receiving $100,000 from Ulster County’s Municipal Parks and Recreation program. … more
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Hinchey to host Veterans & Military Families Resource Fair
Senator Michelle Hinchey, in collaboration with the Hudson Valley Center for Veteran Reintegration and Ulster County Veteran Services Agency, announces the upcoming Veterans & Military Families … more
Wallkill FD set to host Ulster County Parade
The 88th Annual Ulster County Volunteer Firefighters Parade returns to Wallkill on Saturday, July 29 with parade stepoff at 5 p.m. Trucks will line up along River Road near Hulse Street then make … more
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The large lake at Camp Wendy is often used for boating or fishing.
Camp Wendy to celebrate 100 years
Just two years after potential closure, Camp Wendy is preparing to celebrate 100 years since being founded in 1923. Camp Wendy is a part of Girl Scouts Heart of the Hudson, a Girl Scout … more
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“If we don’t create more affordable and accessible housing then we’re gonna have more people on the street.” said Doug Hovey, Executive Director of Independent Living Inc.
Legacy House returns to city planning board
Over the course of an hour, community members in favor and against Legacy House, a new supportive housing project in the City of Newburgh, voiced their comments on Tuesday, July 18 at the City of … more
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The new Matrix warehouse facility located along Route 300 where Tesla will be looking to set up their new distribution center.
Town of Newburgh set to welcome Tesla
Tesla, the renowned electrical vehicle manufacturer owned by Elon Musk, announced on July 18 by the Orange County Partnership that it would be making the Town of Newburgh their home for a new company … more
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Arrest reported in dating fraud case
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler and Sheriff Paul Arteta announced that the Orange County Joint White-Collar Crimes Taskforce has completed its investigation into the theft of … more
High school friends and Sanctuary stewards Carlos Manuel Alicea Jr and Marley Bremmer Orane St. Patrick hope to see the Crystal Lake area become a new park in the City of Newburgh.
Grassroots group seeks useable park for Crystal Lake
The community driven campaign “Newburgh Wants A Park” is seeking to recognize and convert Crystal Lake into a fully usable city park. Crystal Lake, located in Ward 3 of the City of … more
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New Windsor’s first National Night Out in 2022 included a tour of a fire truck.
City, towns set for National Night Out
National Night Out (NNO) returns to the Newburgh/New Windsor area on Tuesday, August 1. The City of Newburgh, Town of Newburgh and Town of New Windsor will each be hosting their own respective events … more
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The proposed warehouse along Route 17K in Newburgh. A tenant has yet to be identified.
Town reviews plans for Matrix Warehouse
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board declared itself lead agency and would be circulating the plans to the Orange County Planning Department for the project known as Matrix I-84 Distribution Center. … more
Cutting the ribbon (l. - r.) Orange County Clerk Kelly Eskew, Councilmember John Barth, Councilmember Jason Muehr, Orange County Legislator Robert Sassi, Crawford Supervisor Charles E. Carnes, Deputy Supervisor Mike Menendez, Town Clerk Jessica Kempter.
Crawford unveils new town square
For months, the Town of Crawford has been working on completing the construction of their new pavilion, a square of space next to their popular UFO Museum to be used by the local community. The … more
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Gardiner Supervisor Mary Beth Majestic envisions a Pump Track for the town. Pictured: Saratoga Springs, UT.
Gardiner and Shawangunk plan to make good use of county ARPA funding
Both Gardiner Supervisor Marybeth Majestic and Town of Shawangunk Supervisor John Valk agree their respective towns will make good use of American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding from Ulster County … more
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Sharon Mills-Besheer, Montgomery Supervisor Ron Feller and TOMSIP Chairman Sandford Altman, after Mills-Besheer received her 2023 Volunteer of the Year award.
TOMSIP honors two at picnic
The Town of Montgomery Senior Independence Project (TOMSIP) is a dedicated volunteer group, and every year they host an annual event to recognize esteemed volunteers in their organization. This … more
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Medline celebrates solar advancement
Just last August, the Town of Montgomery welcomed a brand new 1.3 million-square-foot distribution center for Medline, a medical supply company that distributes and manufactures medical products. … more
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Local towns to celebrate National Night Out
The popular annual event National Night Out is just next week, and the Towns of Crawford, Montgomery and Shawangunk are all taking part. National Night Out, according to their website, is an … more
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Maybrook’s Clark Place getting a speed bump
A speed hump is finally coming to Clark Place in Maybrook. When residents asked the village board for help in slowing speeding vehicles, a year of investigation and interim remedies resulted as the … more
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New SRO agreement prompts Walden debate
The Village of Walden has approved a new agreement to provide a school resource officer (SRO) at Walden Elementary School for the upcoming school year. While it might have been a formality, a … more
The Ship Lantern Inn is the latest establishment to be victimized by theft.
Theft of commercial cooking oil spikes in Ulster County
Restaurants and businesses across the nation have been reporting a rise in thefts of used cooking oil, which is sold to processors who turn it into a bio-fuel, which is used in cosmetics and animal … more
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