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Ulster taking ‘proactive steps’ towards asylum seekers
While many asylum seekers arriving in New York City have been put on buses and sent upstate, none have yet made it to Ulster County. “At this time, Ulster County has not been contacted by … more
Although rain impacted Saturday’s attendance, Sunday was packed all day long
Mayfest returns to the Walkway
More than 180 vendors showcased their locally grown products last weekend at the Hudson Valley Rail Trail and west approach to Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park. All proceeds from … more
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Sydney Cash
MaArCo hosts annual studio tours
Over the Mother’s Day weekend, a group of Marlborough artists, collectively known as the Marlboro Arts Coalition [MaArCo], opened their studio doors to the public, giving them a glimpse of … more
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Catholic War Veterans participated in Sunday’s New Windsor Memorial Day Parade.
Remembering sacrifice, celebrating freedom
The Town of New Windsor held their annual Memorial Day Parade on Sunday, May 21, marking the beginning of the summer season. Prior to the fun and festivities, community members and veterans gathered … more
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The proposed site plan for the Unity Place warehouse.
Final hearing held on warehouse proposal
Town of Newburgh residents attended the final public hearing of the project known as Unity Place Warehouse, last week, still bringing forth concerns about the traffic and neighborhood impacts. … more
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Safe Harbors 5K returns to Broadway
After two years of “virtual” running, the annual Safe Harbors 5K race returned to Broadway this past Sunday, drawing more than 100 runners, and raising funds for Safe Harbors of the … more
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Assemblyman Brian Maher (l.) has cut ties with Veterans’ Advocate Sharon Toney-Finch.
‘This horrible hoax’
“I care more about this article than any national news story,” wrote Assemblyman Brian Maher (R-Walden) in an email to the Wallkill Valley Times on Tuesday. “This is my home. People … more
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Adrian “Binker” DeWitt
DeWitt drops bid for Shawangunk supervisor
Saying he couldn’t commit the time necessary to be a full-time Supervisor in the Town of Shawangunk, Councilman Adrian “Binker” DeWitt pulled out of the race Sunday in a Facebook … more
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No migrants living here
After news broke that the Crossroads Hotel in Newburgh was housing a busload of asylum seekers last week, a family-owned wedding venue began to receive negative calls and emails asking why they were … more
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A rendering of the new distribution center for the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley.
Food Bank breaks ground in Montgomery
After working for years on receiving a grant for more space, the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley is excited to announce the construction of a brand new, 40,000 square-foot distribution center in the … more
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Hospice invites veterans to a celebration
Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties is honored to extend a special invitation to all veterans for the upcoming Veterans Celebration. This event, dedicated to honoring and recognizing the … more
Trike-a-thon
On May 17, the Montgomery Nursery School Three Year Old Class participated in a Trike-a-Thon fundraiser for St. Jude’s Children’s Hospital. The Village of Montgomery Police close the road … more
Gardiner Library to host native plant sale
The Gardiner Library and Wild Ones Mid-Hudson Valley are hosting a native plant sale to complement the library’s new pollinator garden on Saturday May 27, 10 a.m. -12 p.m. These small … more
Mixed Emotions by Rachel Williams.
Artist to offer a glimpse into her creative process
Artist Rachel Williams will “set up shop” in Mindy Ross Gallery on Friday, May 26, from 12 to 5 p.m. During this timeslot, she will display the materials and tools she uses, and then she … more
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson presented an assembly citation to Middle Hope and was joined by Councilman Scott Manley for a photo.
Middle Hope Fire Department celebrates 75 years of service
The Middle Hope Fire Department celebrates 75 years of active service in the Town of Newburgh and long-time department members and company accomplishments were recognized and honored on Saturday, … more
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Marsha Massih in her studio.
'Secret Lives' solo exhibition opens May 20
Studio 89 in Highland welcomes an exhibit called “Secret Lives” featuring new paintings by Marsha Massih, an award-winning oil painter from the Hudson Valley. The exhibition will run from … more
Masterson is surrounded by her paintings of migrant farmers in her studio.
Artist displays her work on local barns
Milton Artist Barbara Masterson has found a new way to show her art to the world, by hanging her large format paintings on the sides of local barns. Masterson has long been fascinated by the local … more
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Last Monday a small group of town officials planted flowers at the newly restored New Paltz Slave Cemetery in the Town of Lloyd. Pictured L-R Lt. Phil Roloson, Town Clerk Wendy Rosinski, Ulster County Legislator Gina Hansut, Supervisor Dave Plavchak, Councilman John Fraino, Police Chief James Janso, Town Historian Joan Kelley and Councilman Mike Guerriero.
Slave cemetery restored
After three years, the New Paltz Slave Cemetery has been identified and is now surrounded by a wooden fence and new signage. The cemetery was founded in 1780 and was initially known as the Abraham … more
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Matthews resigns from Plattekill Town Board
The Plattekill Town Board will look a lot different next year after Town Supervisor Jennifer Salemo announced at the May 3 workshop meeting that Councilman Darryl Matthews has resigned due to … more
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Social Studies Teacher James Ventriglia recently brought members of his Youth in Government program to the Marlboro Town Board. Pictured L-R James Ventriglia, Kathem Fakhoury, Sam Armstrong, Noah Ernst, Robert Kunkel, Gia Faricellia, Julia Gaer, Abby Gaer, Audrey Lee, Kyle Anderson, Eva Carbone, Olivia Ciaccio, Zoi Kosta, Lucy Canizzaro, Feranmi Mabinuori, Nathaniel Pascale, teacher/advisor Kevin Egan, Harrison Solomon, Marlboro Superintendent Michael Rydell and Board of Education President Michael Connors.
Marlboro honors ‘Youth in Government’
Marlboro High School Social Studies Teacher James Ventriglia is an advisor to the Youth in Government program. He and his students informed the Board of Education about their recent activities. … more
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