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Local officials gathered last week at the Town of Marlborough Community Center for the official ribbon cutting.
Marlborough community center is officially open
In a ceremony marked by the well-wishes of elected state officials, the Town of Marlborough cut the ribbon on its reborn Community Center on Wednesday afternoon, June 12.   Town … more
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Pascale chosen as Republican candidate for Marlborough Town Justice
  Justin Pascale was chosen to be the Republican nominee for Town Justice, in a vote that took place at the Town of Marlborough Republican Committee’s 2024 caucus in which he edged … more
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Assemblyman Brian Maher (l.) with the late Steve Nicoli, founder of Hudson Valley Honor Flight.
State memorializes local hero
Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) announced that legislation establishing the Steve Nicoli Memorial Highway passed in both the Senate and the Assembly. Steve Nicoli lived a life of public … more
Gardiner looks for solar energy initiatives
The Gardiner Town Board discussed how to best invest grant money in solar energy initiatives. During the June 11 meeting, Paul Keisler, a member of the town’s Climate Smart Taskforce, shared … more
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Juneteenth celebration planned for Wooster Grove
The Sacred Places of My Ancestors (SPOMA) Committee is thrilled to announce the return of the highly anticipated 4th Annual Juneteenth Celebration. This family-friendly event, dedicated to … more
Crawford PD receives New York State Law Enforcement Accreditation
On June 6, the New York State Division of Criminal Justice Law Enforcement Accreditation Council awarded the Town of Crawford Police Department a Certification of Accreditation. The New York … more
Sgt. Chris Miller and Lt. Phil Roloson passed around several protective vests that officers wear in emergency situations. People were surprised at the weight of the vests.
Lloyd Civilian Police Academy returns
After a five-year hiatus, in part due to the Covid 19 pandemic, the Town of Lloyd Police Department is again sponsoring a Civilian Police Academy, which is being held on Wednesday evenings from 6 to … more
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Montgomery’s NY Forward committee meets with consultant
With every meeting completed, the Village of Montgomery’s Local Planning Committee reaches closer to its ultimate goal of downtown revitalization. Following its first meeting and workshop, the … more
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Clinton Street was a stopover during the 2022 race.
Great American Race returning to Montgomery
The Hemmings Motor News Great Race, a national automobile rally over 40 years old, will make its second-ever pit stop in the Village of Montgomery next Thursday, June 27 at 11:30 a.m. on Clinton … more
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Ginny Urban (left) and Garfield Bryan
Hospice of Orange and Sullivan honors local veterans
Dignity, honor and respect were the core themes present at Hospice of Orange and Sullivan Counties’ veteran’s breakfast on June 12. Along with their friends and family, local … more
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Main Stage performances will take place between 12 and 2 p.m.
Safe Harbors plans a ‘Pride on the Green’ celebration
In honor of Pride Month, the Safe Harbors green will turn rainbow on June 23 as Safe Harbors of the Hudson hosts its first annual Pride on the Green celebration. To begin the day’s … more
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Staying safe in extreme heat is key
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus asks all residents to protect themselves and their families from the heat. “Excessive heat is one of the leading causes of death in America, and … more
Newburgh voters asked for a second chance
Newburgh district taxpayers will vote on a newly proposed $358.98 million budget on Tuesday, June 18. Residents had the opportunity to comment on the budget at a public hearing on Tuesday, June 11. … more
Two arrested following stabbing at Silver Stream Trailer Park
New Windsor Police responded to a reported stabbing at Silver Stream Trailer Park Friday afternoon. Officers, alongside State Troopers, were seen at the park's entrance while New Windsor EMS departed … more
Art Department Chair Ericka Babineau and teacher Les Castellanos urged the Highland School Board to restore funding for an art teacher.
Highland abolishes positions
Last week the Highland School Board officially abolished a number of positions due to a shortfall in funding: one Administrator in tenure area of Instructional Data and Assessment; one teacher in the … more
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Town creates a drug awareness coalition
Residents, police officers, and members of Orange County’s Alcohol and Drug Awareness Council gathered in Montgomery’s town hall last Thursday, to ponder a burning question: how can the … more
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Cleanup crew searches for contaminants at Destinta Theater site
The former Destinta Theater in the Town of New Windsor has been demolished, but contaminated soil discovered at the site has halted further development there. Cleanup crews and investigative … more
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Walden Library Director Ginny Neidermier and Police Chief William Herlihy discuss recent issues in the Walden Municipal Building.
Walden board discusses village hall disturbances and East Avenue Parking
The Walden village board, among several updates, addressed two major issues during its June 4 meeting: the disruptions at the village hall caused by rowdy children and traffic safety concerns on East … more
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Parking meters remain an issues for Broadway businesses
The City of Newburgh in August 2022 installed new digital parking meters, replacing the old coin feed meters. Almost two years later, meters continue to be a concern for residents and business owners … more
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Gardiner ponders pickleball courts
The Gardiner Parks and Recreation Committee called on the Gardiner Town Board to consider bringing pickleball to the community. Citing growing public interest, the committee asked the board to … more
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