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Marlboro addresses comptroller’s concerns
Last week the Marlboro School Board approved the State Comptroller’s corrective action plan concerning technology user accounts in the district. In a letter addressed to the Superintendent … more
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Supporters of Republican candidates turned out in Thomas Felten Memorial Park, Saturday, for a Get Out the Vote Rally hosted by Republican candidates.
GOP candidates headline rally in Modena
Supporters of Republican candidates turned out in Thomas Felten Memorial Park, Saturday, for a Get Out the Vote Rally hosted by Republican candidates. more
Historic train station plays host to a series of art shows
For the past month, several ‘pop-up’ art shows have taken place at the Milton Train Station where a number of local artists have presented their work. Last week was the third and final … more
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Congressman Pat Ryan cast an early ballot Sunday at the New Paltz Community Center, with help from his son Theo.
Ryan defeats Schmitt in 18th Congressional race
Newly-elected Congressman Pat Ryan, fresh from victory in a special election in the 19th Congressional District, was elected to a full term on the Hill, Tuesday, capturing the newly-redrawn 18th … more
Winter Corn Field by Judy Reynold.
Epiphany of Life opens at Mindy Ross Gallery
Judy Reynolds is an artist who appreciates where she lives, the Hudson Valley. Having lived the greater part of her life in Newburgh with a relatively short stint upstate in Kinderhook and now … more
VC schools join Dictionary Project
The Valley Central School District is pleased to accept the generous donation of dictionaries from the Walden Rotary Club to all third graders. This effort is part of a national effort called the … more
‘Swabbing Drive’ to benefit Gift of Life Marrow Registry
Gift of Life Marrow Registry was established in 1991. The organization is dedicated to saving lives by facilitating blood stem cell and bone marrow transplants for patients with leukemia, lymphoma, … more
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus (left) and Navy Operational Support Center Commanding Officer Captain James MacDonald.
Neuhaus sworn in as Commander in U.S. Navy
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus was sworn in as Commander in the U.S. Navy Reserves on Friday, November 4 in Aurora, Colo. by Navy Operational Support Center Commanding Officer Captain … more
Lloyd approves preliminary budget for 2023
The Lloyd Town Board approved their preliminary 2023 budget of $12,964,184. Subtracted from this will be $4,213,186 in expected revenues as well as $18,080 from the unexpended fund balance, leaving … more
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Kids just light up when Freddie comes around.
Halloween happenings in Milton
The first ever Trunk or Treat was held at the American Legion Hall in Highland on Sunday afternoon, complete with parade, costumes and smiles. more
With capital project approved, Highland plans ahead
Highland residents recently approved two infrastructure propositions totaling $21,620,092. Proposition 1, which passed by a vote of 758 to 223, calls for spending $16.9 million for significant … more
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Legislature seeks applicants to serve on various county boards
Legislative Chair Tracey Bartels announced that the County Legislature is accepting applications to serve on the Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency (UCRRA) board of directors. Selected … more
The Bridgeview community now has new LED lighting throughout their development.
Bridgeview gets new street lights
Last week the Town of Lloyd delivered on a long promised project to upgrade the street lighting at the Bridgeview development. Town Councilman John Fraino coordinated the project and managed the … more
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Highland High School Science teacher Christopher Sgro (center) is honored by Highland Central School District Superintendent Joel Freer (left) and Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction William Zimmer (right) for receiving the 2022 Northeast Region Award for Excellence in High School Teaching. Each year, the American Chemical Society (ACS) Division of Chemical Education presents this award to recognize, encourage, and stimulate outstanding teachers of high school chemistry in the ACS regions.
Highland science teacher wins prestigious award
The Highland Central School District is proud to announce that Highland High School (HHS) Science teacher Christopher Sgro has been named the recipient of the 2022 Northeast Region Award for … more
The Smith Family suspiciously looks quite a lot like the Adams Family. Pictured Tim, Celia, Leslie and ‘it’ in glasses.
Haunted hamlets
Wallkill has a seat on anti-terrorism task force
The Wallkill Board of Education received an update on Wednesday, October 19 from Wallkill Superintendent Kevin Castle on the work and progress conducted for the Ulster County Task Force, a safety … more
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Orange County to host active shooter drill
The New York State Police, Orange County Sheriff’s Office, and Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus, in collaboration with the Orange County Emergency Management, Orange-Ulster BOCES … more
Ryan probe drags on
The investigation of Plattekill Police Chief Joseph Ryan’s accident in his patrol car in New Jersey on September 1 continues to drag on with no end in sight. There has been no update on the … more
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Lloyd water and sewer Committee suspends meetings
A recent story in the Southern Ulster Times revealed that for years the town’s water and sewer Committee failed to keep and submit meeting minutes to the town, even though every committee is … more
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The Highland Rotary Team walked in memory of Donna Deeprose Diaz who passed away in January from Alzheimer’s. Kneeling is Holly Brooker; Front Row (l. – r.): Deb Laubach, Bruce Desmond (holding sign), Chris Sorbello (holding sign), Rich Roza, Gary Pregno and John Cavanaugh; Back Row (l. – r.): Don Verity, Steve Laubach, Rafael Diaz, Tony Marmo and Adam Pregno.
Alzheimer’s walk returns to Walkway
October is always the perfect month to schedule a Walk to End Alzheimer’s and although this year the weather was a bit cooler and fog floated in the air, people still came out to the Walkway … more
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