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Scouts demonstrate the proper way to fold a flag.
Walden celebrates Flag Day
Walden’s very own Veteran’s Memorial Park was full of people despite the heat this past Sunday, as many gathered to celebrate Flag Day. The official celebration of Flag Day is on … more
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A veil of smoke settled over Newburgh's Masterson Lake Park, Wednesday, the result of Canadian wildfires.
Schumer wants to help Canada fight forest fire
As much of Upstate New York continues to be been overtaken by a thick haze of wildfire smoke bellowing across the Canadian border and putting the health of families and communities at risk, U.S. … more
South Street fire deemed suspicious
On June 5 th at approximately 10 p.m. , the City of Newburgh Fire Department responded to an automatic alarm at 119 South Street and discovered a small fire in the basement. The City of Newburgh … more
Fire at 210 Broadway, Newburgh
On June 6 th at 9:02 a.m., the City of Newburgh Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 210 Broadway and found smoke emitting from second floor windows. A second alarm was sounded at 9:06 … more
Arrest announced in long-term narcotics investigation
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler and Orange County Sheriff Paul Arteta, announced that Vinny Hannon, 27, of Middletown, and Amanda Brown, 33, of Middletown were arrested and charged … more
Truck leaving narrow entrance and going into lane of oncoming traffic on Route 44/55.
Trucks a problem on 44-55?
Clintondale resident Anthony Covino is passionate about everything he does. He’s a minister, an assistant high school football coach and an outspoken critic of Town of Plattekill politics. … more
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Lloyd reviews site plan for Villages
Previously, the Lloyd Town Board approved a Planned Residential Retirement Development [PRRD] zoning change for the Villages property in a 3-2 vote along party lines. The project is now before the … more
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The Top 10 students of the Class of 2023 were honored by the Marlboro School Board and Administration last week; Pictured L-R Board of Education President Michael Connors, followed by students in ranking order, Aliva Menser, Celeste Charlemagne, Jack Schlagler, Reese Shuta (not pictured), Timothy Liu, Gabriella Williams, Caitlin Liu, Juliana Duarte, Eva Carbone, Noah Gecht and Superintendent Michael Rydell.
Marlboro honors top 10 students
Last week the Marlboro School Board and Administration honored their top 10 graduating seniors of the Class of 2023. Aliva Menser will be attending Clarkson University to study environmental … more
Honorees: (Top) Sharon Wilklow, Jessica Rendon, Kristin Patel (Bottom) Fred Wilklow, John Manganiello, Shyam Patel, Shawn Clark.
Highland Rotary Club honors community champions
The Highland Rotary Club held its annual “Service Above Self” award ceremony on Friday, June 2 at Casa Milanese, honoring individuals, businesses and a student who have made significant … more
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HV Pride Coalition march, festival hailed a success
Thousands descended upon the historic Village of New Paltz for the Hudson Valley Pride Coalition March and Festival on Sunday, June 4. The march down Main Street, led by grand marshal Epiphany … more
Town Supervisor Dave Plavchak (far left) with the town event committee: (l. - r.) Julie Kulaga, Lauren Montgomery, Carissa Parise, Reggie Osterhoudt.
Highland’s Springfest - something for everyone
On June 3, Highland hosted its annual Springfest on the town field. The event was so popular that all roads leading into the town were closed for the occasion. The festival featured numerous vendor … more
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A street fair along Liberty Street was one of three events on Saturday.
Newburgh ‘still lit’
The cancellation of Newburgh Illuminated did not stop the City of Newburgh from enjoying good weather, local food, music and spending time with one another during the “We Still Lit” … more
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Poplar Street shooting under investigation
The City of Newburgh is in the midst of an investigation of a shooting that took place at 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 3. The city has announced that two victims were located and transported to St. … more
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Doria Paci and Jim Mamary of Betty’s Snack Bar.
From Bistro to Betty’s
With a little over a week since opening and taking part in the “We Still Lit’’ festival on June 3, Betty’s Snack Bar has brought in new food, new paint and a new atmosphere to … more
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Stephen Bedetti and Colin Schmitt
Stage is set for Republican Primary in New Windsor
New Windsor’s Republican Primary will see current Councilman Stephen A. Bedetti and former Assemblyman Colin J. Schmitt face off as both seek the town supervisor position this coming fall. … more
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Bryan J. Luna, Anusha B. Mehar, Gay Lee, Robert D. McLymore, Omari Shakur
Five candidates vie for two council seats
The City of Newburgh Democratic primary will include candidates Omari Shakur, Gay Lee, Bryan J. Luna, Anusha B. Mehar and Robert D. McLymore. Shakur seeks re-election while Lee seeks to return and … more
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Renderings of the proposed KSH warehouses in the Village of Montgomery.
Warehouse woes in Montgomery
Proposals for warehouses intended near a residential area in Montgomery have not exactly sat well with residents. In fact, residents and neighbors have shown up to every planning board meeting … more
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Rendering of the proposed Hawkins Drive Apartment complex, geared towards veterans and senior citizens.
Hawkins Apartments gain Montgomery approval
A long anticipated large housing complex has finally been approved to come to Montgomery, and it aims to house seniors and veterans in need of affordable housing arrangements. Developer Jonah … more
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Maher bill grants peace officer status to court officers
Assemblyman Brian Maher’s (R,C-Walden) bill granting peace officer status to employees of the Town of Montgomery Court was passed in the New York State Assembly on Wednesday, May 24. The bill … more
Scouts honors
After months of planning, Boy Scout Troop 33 of Walden had a very successful and memorable 100-year celebration with Walden’s First Reformed Church this past Saturday in the Anita L. Vandermark … more
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