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Fire Department interns could find overnight accommodations at the station.
Highland FD considers ‘Bunk-in’ program for recruits
Commissioners of the Highland Fire District, concerned about a potential shortage of first responders in the near future, are considering an option that’s catching on elsewhere: free room and … more
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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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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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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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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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The Highland Middle School is expected to be open in September after a fire in March 2024.
Highland updated on rehabilitation of Middle School
After an inquiry at last week’s Highland school board meeting from member Heather Welch, Peter Miller, Director of Operations and Maintenance, gave an update on the work that is being done at … more
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Highland superintendent responds to critic at town meeting
Highland School Superintendent Joel Freer spoke at last week’s Lloyd Town Board meeting to refute recent negative comments that were made by a resident about the school district and the … more
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Lloyd ZBA denies second flag lot
The Lloyd Zoning Board of Appeals [ZBA] has denied Trevor DePuy an area variance to subdivide his property located at 4 Eagle Court, which is in an agricultural zoning district. DePuy was … more
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Town of Marlborough Volunteer Ambulance Corps Building Ribbon cutting set
The Town of Marlborough will celebrate the grand opening of its newly expanded and remodeled Community Center, also known as the TOMVAC building, with an open house and ribbon-cutting ceremony on … more
Maddy Oremus-Palmese cuts the ceremonial ribbon at the entrance to the Fitness Center.
Highland dedicates fitness center to fallen heroes
Last week Highland High School Principal Dr. Kevin Murphy and Asst. Principal Brandon Opitz dedicated the new fitness center to three Highland High School graduates who were killed in action in Iraq … more
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Residents gather in opposition to Modena warehouse proposal
Residents of Gardiner, Plattekill and surrounding neighborhoods gathered Thursday evening for their second public meeting to oppose the building of a 75-bay trucking warehouse on State Route 44/55 … more
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Joy Erreich (left) and Dale Miranda (right) enjoy the sun and the barbecue.
Lloyd treats its seniors to lunch
The Bob Shepard Highland Landing park was flooded with friendly, familiar faces wishing to greet one another on Thursday. Many members of the local community gathered for the senior barbecue on … more
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The Hudson Valley Rail Trail on the Highland side of the Walkway was lined with vendors showing their wares to a curious public
Summer season kickoff
On Memorial Day weekend, the Hudson Valley Rail Trail was home to a well-attended, annual Mayfest. more
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DA warns of summer drug and alcohol dangers
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler last week reminded members of the public of the important safety choices that need to be made as we head into the summer months. In recent … more
Group to oppose Modena warehouse project
An organization of concerned citizens from Plattekill, Gardiner, and neighboring Hudson Valley communities has formed to oppose the construction of a 75-bay trucking warehouse proposed on State Route … more
Marlborough honors fallen heroes
American Legion VP Tom Schroeder opened the Marlboro Memorial Day ceremony saying, “Today we honor the more than one million men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our nation while … more
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American Legion Commander John Gallagher spoke of preserving the memories of past wars.
Highland parade goes on under darkened skies
Hundreds gathered Monday morning as the Town of Lloyd held its Memorial Day Parade to pay homage to lives lost and honor those who have served their country. Spearheaded by the American Legion … more
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