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Cara Robertson, Kristi Kheiralla
Two incumbents running for Pine Bush school board
Two candidates are running for two positions on the Pine Bush school board. The candidates are incumbents Kristi Kheiralla and Cara Robertson. Kheiralla has served on the board for two … more
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Main Street in Pine Bush is a little bit cleaner
Last Sunday was the Pine Bush Chamber of Commerce’s annual Main Street clean up in Pine Bush, and volunteers got to feel the sun as they swept, raked and shoveled parts of Main Street. … more
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Vincent Petroccelli, David Bartolone, Kathryn Anderson and Erin McCartney.
Wallkill’s incumbents seek re-election
The Wallkill Central School District Board of Education will see four incumbents of the district seek their respective seats for additional terms. Incumbents Vincent Petroccelli, David Bartolone and … more
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Joseph Bond, Katie McKnight and Fran Fox-Pizzonia.
Three open seats on VC School Board
Four candidates are running for three positions on the Valley Central school board. The Wallkill Valley Times interviewed the candidates May 8. Two of the openings are for full, three-year terms … more
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TOM reduces hours at Riverfront Park
After rising concerns from residents about disturbances at a local park, the Town of Montgomery decided to close the gates an hour earlier. Riverfront Park is in the center of Montgomery, … more
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Valley Central Superintendent’s message
At Valley Central, we work every day to create a school district that the community can be proud of – a great place for children to learn and grow and for our community to come together. On May … more
Highland senior project gets state grant
A proposed Town of Lloyd senior citizen housing project has been awarded a funding boost under a statewide plan announced Thursday by Gov. Kathy Hochul. The grant is part of a larger, $875 … more
Fire at 428 Liberty Street
On May 6, at about 7:22 p.m, the City of Newburgh Fire Department responded to 428 Liberty St. for a reported building fire. Upon arrival fire was observed venting out of a third floor window on … more
Orange Lake Motel
NYC wants to send asylum seekers to Orange Lake
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus and Town of Newburgh Supervisor Gil Piaquadio issued the following statement on Friday after being informed by New York City Mayor Eric Adams that the City … more
A Happy Earth Day!
Safe Harbors hosted its 11th annual City of Newburgh Cleanup on April 22, which, this year, coincided with the annual celebration of Earth Day. more
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Color run raises autism awareness
Marlboro Elementary School held its first-ever autism awareness color run on April 22 at Cluett Schantz Memorial Park. The slightly messy but family friendly event, co-sponsored by the Marlboro … more
A section of the Old Indian Trail roadway collapsed recently, forcing residents to travel south to get out to Route 9W.
Old Indian Trail closed after collapse
On Sunday morning, April 23, a portion of the Old Indian Trail town roadway in Milton collapsed and slid down a steep hill towards the CSX railroad tracks. The town immediately closed the road going … more
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Michael Lembo Town of Plattekill Supervisor candidate on steps of Plattekill Library.
Lembo running for Plattekill Supervisor
While many current Town of Plattekill officials and town residents were shocked and dismayed at the prospect of the Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency (UCRRA) considering a county landfill in the … more
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DPW workers prepare the soil to place the new tree into the pit.
Newburgh celebrates Arbor Day
Nine new trees in freshly dug pits, with help from the City of Newburgh Department of Public Works, will now call Upper Broadway their new home. Members of the Conservation Advisory Council, Outdoor … more
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Mary Lou Carolan receives a $30,000 check from the office of Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson presented by the assemblyman’s Chief of Staff Julie Shiroishi.
Library welcomes resource center and tech hub
After a year of construction and anticipation, Newburgh Free Library administrators, staff and community supporters gathered on Thursday, April 27 and celebrated with a ribbon cutting ceremony the … more
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U-Haul currently manages and operates an existing site that provides vehicle rental services for customers. A majority of the property is not currently curbed.
U-Haul plan presented in New Windsor
The New Windsor Planning Board approved to set a mandatory public hearing for a new U-Haul self storage facility along Route 32. The project proposes a 47,433 square-foot self-storage building … more
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VC school board approves $125.85m budget
The Valley Central school board approved the proposed 2023-24 budget of $125,850,000 at its April 20 meeting, following discussions at its April 17 meeting. The school district will receive a … more
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Teen arrested after Pine Bush HS ‘shooter’ hoax
Last week Pine Bush High School went into lockdown after a false report was made to Orange County 911 about a shooter in the school. Police forces swiftly found out that this call was made by a … more
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Agricultural land conservation discussed in Gardiner
Christie DeBoer, Executive Director of the Wallkill Valley Land Trust (WVLT), discussed the benefits of preserving farmland in the Hudson Valley and the land trust’s role in the process with … more
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Clipping for a cause
Walden’s Firehouse became a barber shop last Saturday as Hudson Valley St. Baldrick’s held their sixteenth annual head-shaving event. At the event, volunteers got their heads shaved … more
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