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Walden Board sets deadline for Main Street property owner
The Village of Walden held a productive meeting on April 1, under the board’s new mayor and trustees, with updates on an unsightly building on Main Street, Orange County Transit, and wellhead … more
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Valley Central will consider realignment alternatives
The future of Walden Elementary School remains uncertain following the latest Valley Central Board of Education meeting, where community members voiced emotional concerns and board members called for … more
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Newburgh’s Great Easter Eggsplosion returns
The City of Newburgh celebrated Newburgh’s Great Easter Eggsplosion, a free family-friendly event, hosted by Church at the Bridge in partnership with the Newburgh Armory Unity Center. Despite … more
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Few comments at Highland Falls budget hearing
A handful of Highland Falls residents asked questions about, and a couple commented on, the tentative fiscal year 2025-26 budget – a $8,361,149 spending plan – when the public hearing was … more
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A Wallkill Valley staple for nine decades, Tantillo’s Farm Market in Gardiner will close its doors on April 26.
Tantillo’s Farm Market closes after 90 years
After nearly a century of family farming, Tantillo’s Farm Market, a beloved roadside staple in the Hudson Valley, will not reopen for the 2025 season, owners Jeannine and Jamie Ridgeway … more
Highland Library to hold annual vote and meeting
The Highland Public Library Board of Trustees will be holding the annual Special District meeting on Tuesday April 22 at 5:30 p.m.. A reading of the proposed budget will follow a report from the … more
Honor Flight Mission 35 salutes 80 veterans
A spring snowstorm didn’t stop the latest Hudson Valley Honor Flight from lifting off Saturday morning as Mission 35 took 80 veterans to Washington, D.C., from New York Stewart International … more
NYMA Cadet Kevin Ao, Kristen Wicks, Barbara Smith Gioia, Dee Moreno, Assemblyman Chris Eachus, Tracy Andrews, Alisha Barnsby, Sister Joan Faraone and NYMA Cadet Shea Morris pose with the recipients holding the citations they were presented by Eachus.
Seven area women honored for their community service
“This is a wonderfully diverse group of amazing women.” Those were Assemblyman Chris Eachus’ words at the close of his annual ‘Women of Distinction’ awards ceremony … more
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Old development idea resurrected in Cornwall
Just over a year ago, residents of Cornwall and its neighboring communities turned out in full force at a public hearing for a proposed large warehouse project – Treetop – on a parcel of … more
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Jacqueline McKenna has been promoted to a full time Police Officer upon the recommendation of Chief James Janso.
Lloyd hires full-time officer
Last week the Lloyd Town Board moved Jacqueline McKenna from a part-time to full time position as a Police Officer at a salary of $56,135. McKenna was born in the United Sates but at a young age … more
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John Revella
Revella picked for Legislature seat
The Montgomery and Newburgh town boards filled the vacant Orange County Legislature District 17 seat on April 2, appointing longtime Walden Village Manager John Revella during a special joint … more
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Agnes Saffoury and Danny Zint are shown during last week’s Sit & Chat at the American Legion Hall in Highland Falls.
Community forum discussed why we get impact aid
On April 23, the Highland Falls-Fort Montgomery Central School District’s administration will host a meeting for the community to talk about their concern about the status of the federal Impact … more
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Village of Montgomery proposes 18% tax rate increase
Village of Montgomery residents and officials crowded in the Montgomery Senior Center last Tuesday, April 1, to participate in the village’s most brain-taxing meeting: the annual tentative … more
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Gail Toback "freshening up."
Make an impact... Volunteer!
Looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Rural & Migrant Ministry (RMM) offers a variety of volunteer opportunities right here at its Grail property, at 119 Duncan Ave. in Cornwall-on-Hudson! more
QuickChek developers return with modified plans
The Town of Montgomery’s March 31 planning board meeting featured a familiar face after months of absence: the QuickChek gas station and convenience store, a project proposed for Scott’s … more
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Plattekill finalizing battery storage law
The Plattekill Town Board opened last week’s meeting with a discussion on a proposed Battery Storage moratorium. Town Councilman James Fazio said he has reviewed similar moratoriums in other … more
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Town of Highlands Democratic Committee Chair Lynn Edsall (l) and Orange County Legislator Laurie Tautel surround Highland Falls’ Olga Anderson at last Saturday’s Evelyn Drew Memorial Service Award brunch at Barnstormer Restaurant.
A familiar face receives Evelyn Drew Service Award
Every year the Town of Highlands Democratic Committee gives out just one award – the Evelyn Drew Memorial Service Award. It goes to a person who has made significant contributions to the Town … more
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Paul Ruggiero and Jim Politi
Ruggiero, Politi seek re-election to Town Board
Incumbent Councilmen Paul Ruggiero and Jim Politi will seek re-election to the Newburgh Town Board this November, running as part of a Republican and Conservative-endorsed slate that also includes … more
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Each Sunday, volunteers with the Cornwall Cleanup Crew work tirelessly to remove trash from roadways in Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson.
Cleanup crew continues to thrive and grow after two years
The actions of one dedicated citizen has led to a community-driven craze to keep the greater Cornwall area clean. Two years after its creation, the Cornwall Cleanup Crew continues to expand and take … more
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Members of Cornwall’s chapter of Mothers Out Front are shown at the Cornwall Library after speaking at a library board meeting about ways to fund solar panels for that building. L-r: Nicole Augenstein, Claudia Depkin, David Noland, Michelle DiLorenzo and Natalie Wren.
Cornwall’s Mothers Out Front chapter quietly growing
“I want to feel like I’m doing more to help make the world a better place than just turning off the unused lights in my house.” Those were the words of Cornwall’s Natalie … more
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