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A 16-year officer of the City of Newburgh Police Department and the newly appointed police chief, Brandon Rola speaks about his first few weeks on the job, what the job means for him and his goals as … more
The Village of Montgomery board continues to juggle several issues during its July 2 meeting, from addressing projects for the village’s library and senior center to minimizing disturbances in … more
This summer, Ulster County launched an aggressive safe-driving campaign – and on Monday, July 8, Marlborough Police Chief Gerald Cocozza briefed Town Board members and interested citizens on … more
Last week Lloyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak introduced Victoria Reid, who was hired as a grant writer for the town. She also serves as the Deputy Budget Director for Ulster County and oversees their … more
ASEZ STAR, the student volunteer group of World Mission Society Church of God in New Windsor, planted trees on Sunday, June 23 at the church to celebrate its 10-year-anniversary. ASEZ STAR … more
A new face is at the head of the Sarah Hull Hallock Free Library, as Raven Fonfa looks to open up portals to new worlds through enhanced literary appreciation and community programming. Fonfa … more
Christine Bello was appointed as the new Newburgh Board of Education [BOE] President on Tuesday, July 2 with Victoria Bousche appointed as the new vice president. A new leadership team and new board … more
The Marlboro Central School District Board of Education (BOE) held a reorganization meeting on July 1, where members took the oath of office and made various appointments, including Cindy Storno as … more
Following an executive session on July 1, the Valley Central Board of Education re-elected Joseph Bond as its board president, with Katie McKnight re-elected vice president. The meeting included … more
Last week the Lloyd Police Department held a graduation ceremony for residents who attended the Civilian Police Academy. The 6 week course was held in the evening, once a week for three hours and was … more
The Wallkill Board of Education prepared for the upcoming 2024-2025 school year with their annual reorganization meeting on July 2 with incumbents sworn in and district designations approved. … more
Plattekill Supervisor Dean Depew recently gave an update on what and when new recreation facilities will be built at the town park. Two Pickleball courts will be constructed by SportPro of Wycliffe, … more
The Town of Newburgh celebrated the annual Community Day celebration on Wednesday, July 3 with local food vendors and community organization booths in attendance, capped off with the annual display … more
With concerns about global warming and better caring for Mother Earth on many minds, the Reduce-Reuse-Recycle basics have almost become a mantra. But have you ever finished a bottle of water, … more
Though Thursday morning began with a brief rain, it was hardly enough to stop Circleville’s annual 4th of July parade. Anticipation radiated from its onlookers, some of whom began gathering as … more
Hundreds of residents from North Orange County flocked to the Town of Wallkill Golf Course last Wednesday, July 3 under a unified interest: to celebrate Independence Day by throwing the town’s … more
The Department of Public Works (DPW) announced today that the Ulster County Pool, located at 241 Libertyville Road in New Paltz, will be closed for the season due to ongoing water loss issues. … more
There was an empty chair at the Pine Bush school board meeting Tuesday, June 25. Pine Bush Superintendent Brian Dunn was not in attendance. Board president Gretchen Meier began the meeting by … more
The Newburgh Targeted Home Improvement Program (T-HIP), a newly announced program from RUPCO, provides financial resources to assist low to moderate-income homeowners in the 12550 zip code with home … more
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