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On September 28, the American Constitution was the first ship of the American Cruise Line’s fleet to dock in Milton after a recent agreement was signed between the town and the cruise company.
Milton welcomes its first cruise ship
Marlboro Supervisor Scott Corcoran called September 28, 2022 a historic day for the town when the first cruise ship docked at the new southern pier at the Milton Landing, under a recently signed 20 … more
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In a number of areas, concrete work will need to be fixed.
Highland project vote is October 18
On Tuesday, October 18, Highland residents will have the opportunity to vote on two Propositions that, if approved, will total $21,620,092. Proposition 1 is for a $16.9 million capital project … more
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Report on police chief’s accident due in Plattekill
The Plattekill Town Board’s investigation of Police Chief Joseph Ryan’s accident in his patrol car in New Jersey is nearing completion and the board may announce the results of the probe … more
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A rendering of the proposed pavilion that will be built at the town field in Highland.
Architect unveils design for Lloyd Town Pavilion
Architect Sean Williams provided the Lloyd Town Board with a conceptual rendering of a pavilion that is slated to be built on the town field, near the hamlet. Supervisor Dave Plavchak said in … more
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Plattekill investigating Police Chief’s NJ accident
The Town of Plattekill is investigating Police Chief Joseph Ryan’s recent accident in his patrol car while tending to personal matters in Toms River, N.J.Supervisor Jennifer Salemo told the … more
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American Cruise Lines operates a fleet of river boats. Pictured is American Melody, launched in 2021.
Marlborough approves docking agreement
The Marlborough Town Board unanimously approved a Priority Docking Agreement with American Cruise Lines [ACL] to dock at Milton’s southern pier. The agreement will run through 2042, however, … more
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With family members looking on, Congressman Pat Ryan takes the oath of office, administered by Senator Church Schumer.
Ryan Holds in-district swearing in ceremony, open house
Congressman Pat Ryan held his in-district swearing in ceremony and an open house, Saturday, with his staff to directly help constituents access critical services from federal agencies. “I … more
Ulster County accepting artist submissions for COVID-19 Memorial
The COVID-19 Commemoration Commission has begun accepting design proposals from artists for a sculpture that will become the centerpiece of a memorial garden in Ulster County. The Request for Artist … more
Lloyd considering short-term rental law
The Lloyd Town Board held a public hearing on a local law concerning Short-Term Rentals that is under consideration. Supervisor Dave Plavchak said short-term rentals, “really covers AirBnb, … more
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Highland to host public forum on Capital Project
Community members who are interested in learning more about the two Highland Central School District Capital Project propositions that will be on the ballot on Tuesday, October 18 are encouraged to … more
The old Marlborough Town Hall at 1650 Rte. 9W is slated for significant upgrades.
Old Marlborough town hall to get a facelift
After Marlborough moved their town offices and the police department out of their 1650 Route 9W location, the building has been used by the town highway and water department. But a long overdue … more
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Panagiotis Taki Bakatsias is sworn in as the new Student Representative to the Highland school board by District Clerk Lisa M. Cerniglia.
New student rep for Highland
Each year the Highland School Board chooses a new student representative who will offer them a student perspective of what is happening in the three school buildings. This year, the board tapped … more
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Former State Senator Jen Metzger (l.) and Town of Ulster Supervisor Jim Qugley are running to fill the unexpired term of former County Executive Pat Ryan.
Metzger and Quigley in race for Ulster County Executive
Former State Senator Jen Metzger and Town of Ulster Supervisor Jim Quigley are the candidates to finish the remaining year of Pat Ryan’s term as Ulster County Executive. Metzger secured … more
Friends of Historic Kingston will present “Signs of the Times, The Modjeska Sign Studio, Kingston, New York”.
Friends of Historic Kingston to host exhibit
Ulster County Clerk Nina Postupack is pleased to announce that on Saturday, September 24 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., the Friends of Historic Kingston will host an exhibit at the Matthewis Persen House … more
Patricia Walsh
Marlboro administrator placed on leave
Marlboro School Board President Michael Connors confirmed that Elementary School Principal Patricia Walsh was put on Administrative Leave near the end of the 2021-22 school year. According to … more
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SRO program returns to Highland
After a ten-year hiatus and a lengthy period in review, the Highland School Board voted to bring back the Student Resource Officer [SRO] program for the 2022-23 school year, according to Lloyd Police … more
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Members of the Highland Hose Company in dress uniform at the September 11th ceremony.
Highland remembers 911
Last Sunday evening, on the 21st anniversary of September 11, 2001, the Town of Lloyd remembered those who perished on that fateful day at the World Trade Towers in New York City, at the Pentagon in … more
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Lloyd fails to keep water & sewer minutes
The Southern Ulster Times filed a Freedom Of Information request with the Lloyd Town Clerk to receive a copy of the minutes of the August 4th Water, Sewer & Study Committee meeting only to find … more
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Lloyd gives update on street scape project
Last week Peter J. Christiano, Managing Engineer with Barton & Loguidice, gave an update to the Lloyd Town Board on their Pedestrian Improvements Project slated for the Hamlet. It is more … more
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New concrete barriers and guardrails were installed to make the bridge safer.
Social media policy under consideration in Plattekill
The Town of Plattekill is considering a social media policy to establish guidelines for postings by town employees. Supervisor Jennifer Salemo said during the Sept. 7 Town Board meeting that a … more
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