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Participants enjoy a guided stream walk on snowshoes along Birch Creek in February 2020.
Showshoe stream walk along Little Beaver Kill on February 13
Register now for a Winter Snowshoe Stream Walk with the Ashokan Watershed Stream Management Program along a tributary to the Little Beaver Kill on the grounds of Kenneth Wilson State Campground … more
Jon Ossman, Hali Hammer (in the hat), Julie Grower, Sherrie Elston, and ensemble at the Joyous Lake in Woodstock.
‘Save the Mountain’ album turns 40
Over forty years ago, the battle to save Minnewaska was raging in New York’s Hudson Valley while songs of protest filled the mountains most every weekend. It was to become one of the longest … more
Ryan announces final report from Justice and Reform Commission
County Executive Pat Ryan announced the final report from the Ulster County Justice and Reform Commission is completed and ready for review and adoption by the Ulster County Legislature. The … more
Marlborough drafts short-term rental law
After months of crafting the legislation, the Town of Marlborough Town Board unanimously passed a resolution Feb. 8 that would introduce its new and improved short term rental laws. “I think … more
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A rendering of the proposed Silver Gardens senior housing complex in Highland, drawn by Justin Dates, of Maser Consulting.
Senior housing complex proposed in Lloyd
Developer Richard Gerentine has recently brought his newest senior housing project, Silver Gardens, before the Lloyd Planning Board for their review. The project will be a three story, 55,000 … more
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Highland Estates comes under review
In late January, Surveyor Patti Brooks came before the Lloyd Planning Board seeking a site plan review for the Highland Estates project, proposed for a 7.84 acre parcel within the Highway Business … more
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Marlboro begins school budgeting process
In late January the Marlboro Administration and School Board began planning the budget for the 2021-22 school year. Superintendent Michael Brooks welcomed the new year and a new budget … more
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Application Map for Old Indian Road.
Marlborough Planning Board approves revision for Old Indian Road
The Town of Marlborough Planning Board tackled its Feb. 1 agenda swiftly and decisively, though it began with a brief discussion over sending an application back to the Zoning Board of Appeals over a … more
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Vaccines continue to be in short supply
The much sought after COVID-19 vaccine is in short supply and only select groups of New Yorkers can get it. The state is currently administering vaccines to eligible residents in Phase 1a and 1b. … more
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Orange County observes Black History Month
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus is proud to recognize Black History Month, which runs through the month of February. “Black History Month encourages us to celebrate and honor all … more
Presently, Lloyd has one ambulance unit that is on duty 24/7 and another that is available daily 7 a.m. - 7 p.m.
High cost of ambulance service
Last week the Lloyd Town Board said they are not able to pay Mobile Life an additional $103,000 for their ambulance services. The board has extended the terms of the 2020 contract through the end of … more
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‘Sleight of hand’ government?
If you want to serve on the Town of Marlborough Planning Board, you probably won’t be able to apply until 2023. As part of efforts to better stagger member appointments across the Planning … more
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The original 2011 rendering of the Falcon Ridge project shows in detail the scope of the developer’s plans for the former Altamont Farm site.
Falcon Ridge is coming back
Building Department Director Dave Barton confirmed to the Town Board that the developer of the previously proposed Falcon Ridge residential project on the site of the former Altamont Farm off Upper … more
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James Janso, shown with his wife Juliana in 2020, has served in the Town of Lloyd Police Department since 1990.
Lloyd Police Chief takes stock of 2020
Last week Lloyd Police Chief James Janso commented on 2020 and offered a few uplifting remarks for the new year. “As 2021 begins, let us be reminded of the hope that lies ahead for this new … more
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Plattekill ponders future of summer camp
This past Wednesday, the Plattekill Town Board met to discuss monthly planning and future policy necessities, but notably debated a hopeful summer camp and a newly signed legislation from Gov. … more
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Hudson Valley Hospice receives We Honor Veterans Level 5 Certification
Michael Kaminski, President and CEO of Hudson Valley Hospice, announced that Hudson Valley Hospice has achieved Level 5 of the We Honor Veterans Program. Level 5 is the highest level achievable in … more
A sketch plan for the proposed Dollar General Store in Milton.
Dollar General plans Milton store
The proposed Route 9W Dollar General is making its way to Milton — the Town of Marlborough Planning Board approved the applicant’s paperwork and sketches at its Jan. 19 meeting and slated … more
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Lewis Hine, “Israel April…,” 1912, The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art.
Lewis Hine, Child Labor Investigator opens Feb. 6 at The Dorsky Museum
The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz announces “Lewis Hine, Child Labor Investigator,”an exhibition featuring Lewis Hine’s powerful photographs for the National Child … more
Lynn Allen Cione
Chamber of Commerce president leaves post
Lynn Allen Cione has been relieved of her duties as President and CEO of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce. Marcel Martino, chairman of the Board of Directors made the announcement last week, … more
Vaccine distribution at a halt
The COVID-19 vaccination distribution hasn’t gotten any faster since millions of New Yorkers in the phase 1b group, which includes people age 65 and over, first responders, teachers, public … more
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