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Members of the newly chartered Town of Lloyd Lions Club met at the Stonehege Restaurant in West Park. Seated L-R Sherry Conklin, Diana Burke, Janine Bozydaj, Anna Beck, Barbara Gavin, Debra Kelley, Caitlin Velazquez. Standing L-R Anthony Paradiso, Dave Dunn, Wendy Dunn, Dr. Michael Bywater, Lisa Bozydaj, Lori Palleschi, Ed Bozydaj, Dominick Marino, Dena Prickett, Mary Marano, Ken Sowers, Doug Stage.
Lloyd Lions Club receives official charter
The idea of forming a Town of Lloyd Lions Club took root several years ago, but it wasn’t until May that the group attracted the required 20-plus members and was officially recognized as a … more
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Lloyd building director reaffirms concrete plant is light industry
 Town Building Department Director Dave Barton issued a supplemental determination Sept. 23 stating that a proposed concrete batch plant is a light industry use, even after the town adopted a … more
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Katerina Calderone has been spreading awareness about ovarian and gynecological cancers for 7 years.
Marlboro grad promoting cancer awareness
Katerina Calderone decided to start bringing awareness to ovarian and gynecological cancers 7 years ago when she was a student in the Marlboro School System. Now as a student at Mount Saint Mary … more
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Clintondale Fire Department marks 100 years of service
The Clintondale Fire Department will mark its 100th anniversary this year with a parade, community celebration and the presentation of three new Historic Centennial Awards honoring individuals who … more
Plattekill Board honors Pfleger for 31 Years of Service
The Plattekill Town Board honored longtime Highway Department employee Dennis Pfleger as he prepares to retire after 31 years and three days of service to the town, and discussed park signage, public … more
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Dr. Evan Goldfischer welcomed everyone to the 17th annual Prostate Cancer Walk, a fundraiser aimed at helping those affected by the disease.
Prostate Cancer Walk marks 17th year
The Premier Cares Foundation recently hosted its 17th annual Prostate Cancer Walk at the Walkway Over the Hudson. The foundation is a nonprofit organization that supports local patients with prostate … more
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From left: Hudson Valley Women’s Association & Friends President Ann Molina and Vice President Dee Moreno, Honorees Virginia ‘Ginny’ Norfleet, Pastor Agnes Saffoury, Nancy Sporbert, Felicia Hodges and Aaron Falk, and Mistress of Ceremony Laurie Tautel.
Five honored as ‘People Who Make a Difference’
“Before you complain, have you volunteered yet?” That was the theme of the Hudson Valley Women’s Association & Friends 23rd annual People Who Make a Difference Recognition breakfast, … more
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Central Hudson working to restore power to customers impacted by nor'easter
Central Hudson crews are working to restore power to more than 19,000 homes and businesses that were impacted by powerful winds and heavy rain from a slow-moving nor’easter. The hardest-hit areas … more
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Marlboro salutes Veterans, First Responders before rivalry clash with Highland
The Marlboro High School varsity soccer team honored military veterans and first responders Saturday during its annual Salute to Service ceremony, held before the Dukes’ rivalry matchup against … more
Despite recent legal and financial difficulties, plans are moving forward to expand the spa facilities at Buttermilk Falls.
Marlborough reviews spa expansion, Main Street project, farm event proposal
The Marlborough Planning Board worked through a packed agenda Monday, including a public hearing on the Buttermilk Falls spa expansion, continued review of a Main Street retail project in Milton, and … more
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Shannon Powell
New Highland Public Library director looks to strengthen community connections
For Shannon Powell, a library is more than a place to find books. It is a community resource, one that should be welcoming, accessible and responsive to the people it serves. Powell is bringing … more
Ulster County Legislator Laura Donovan addressed the legislature at last week’s meeting.
Legislator calls for action amid domestic violence concerns
Ulster County Legislator Laura Donovan, D-Marlborough, used her closing remarks at the Legislature’s September meeting to call for renewed focus on public service, partnership and action as county … more
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Scenic Hudson appeals zoning determination for proposed concrete plant
Attorney Johnathan Clark, representing the environmental organization Scenic Hudson, has filed an appeal with the Lloyd Zoning Board challenging a Light Industrial determination issued by Code … more
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Meet Me in Marlborough launches Discover Marlborough materials
Meet Me in Marlborough launched its new Discover Marlborough NY posters and pamphlets Sept. 15 at Benmarl Winery, highlighting local businesses, farms, organizations and community resources. The … more
A rendering of the western side of a proposed new Plattekill Library.
Plattekill prepares for library vote
The Plattekill Public Library is preparing to ask voters to approve a $6.9 million bond for a new library building, with trustees planning to focus their public presentations on a basic question: How … more
The existing building on this lot will be used for an office where a concrete batching plant is being proposed in the Town of Lloyd.
New appeal challenges zoning determination for proposed concrete plant
A new appeal filed with the Town of Lloyd challenges a July 8 zoning determination that a proposed con-crete batch plant at 3260 Route 9W is a light-industrial use. The plant, proposed by … more
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Plattekill Planning Board reviews subdivisions, seeks new engineer
The Plattekill Planning Board reviewed several subdivision proposals and began preparations to hire a new planning board engineer during its meeting last week. The board discussed a proposed … more
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Rendering of the proposed Plattekill Library expansion.
Plattekill board discusses library bond, weighs food truck rules
The Plattekill Town Board addressed a wide range of issues at its recent meeting, including a proposed library bond, food truck regulations at town parks, and the hiring of a new town employee. … more
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Lloyd receives water and sewer update
Adam Litman, administrator for the Lloyd Water & Sewer Department, told the Town Board that the town is still running river water, with production averaging about 11 hours per day. Litman … more
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Patrick Boyd
Longtime Highland educator Patrick Boyd takes helm as superintendent
Seventeen years after arriving in Highland as a special education teacher, Dr. Patrick C. Boyd is stepping into the district’s top job with a focus on safety, communication and preparing students … more
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