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John Ramos was elected to a second term as mayor of Walden.
Ramos re-elected Walden mayor
John Ramos won a second term as Walden’s mayor on Tuesday night, as his Walden United collation swept to victory. Ramos, who defeated former Village Justing Gerald Mishk, will be on the village … more
A CSX freight train hugs the west shore of the Hudson River as it passes the Milton Landing traveling north.
Metzger pushes for rail safety
In the wake of the recent rail derailment in East Palestine, Ohio, Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger sent a letter out to local town officials in the county to sign in support of having the CSX … more
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Dara Kaplan
Former Assistant Principal speaks out
Former Marlboro Elementary School Assistant Principal Dara Kaplan, along with her husband, attorney Bryan Kaplan, sat down for an interview with the Southern Ulster Times to offer her side of the … more
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Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency (UCRRA) Executive Director Greg Ollivier speaks to a packed audience at the March 15 Town of Plattekill Town Board meeting at the town hall.
UCRRA: no landfill decision yet
Ulster County Resource Recovery Agency (UCRRA) Executive Director Greg Ollivier told a packed crowd at the Town of Plattekill’s March 15 Town Board meeting that no decision had been made … more
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Jacobson announces major budget victories
Assemblymember Jonathan Jacobson (D-104) is announcing three major one-house budget victories after leading the fight for the inclusion of $50 million for the Department of Health’s Lead … more
Highland reviews 2023-24 draft budget
In the past few months school boards across the state have been compiling and tweaking their budgets for the 2023-24 school year that will be presented to the public for a vote on May 16. Last … more
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Groundbreaking set for Highland Passive House
Highland Passive House (HPH) the future headquarters for preeminent home staging/furniture rental company Cathy Hobbs Design Recipes, which once completed will be the first certified multi-use … more
Newburgh’s Historic Dutch Reformed Church, designed by Andrew Jackson Davis, dates back to the 1830s.
‘America’s Treasure’ needs help
The Dutch Reformed Church, a historical and staple landmark in the City of Newburgh, continues to seek remediation, stabilization and further community assistance and support in hopes of one day … more
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Crime stats and conspiracies
While attacking what they termed “a baseless conspiracy theory” advanced by Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler, Newburgh City Officials announced what they called a major crime … more
The body was discovered in front of a vacant lot on South Clark Street.
Woman’s body found on Benkard Ave.
City of Newburgh Police Officers responded to South Clark Street on March 12 where the body of a woman was found to have been dumped. The woman’s body was hidden under a mattress box spring and … more
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Heather Bell
Bell elected to the Chamber Alliance Board of Directors
The Chamber Alliance of New York State (CANYS), a statewide association of over 70 Chambers of Commerce, has elected Heather Bell, President and CEO of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce, to its … more
Mount’s Evers to have poem featured at Arts Mid Hudson gallery
Gina Evers, director of Mount Saint Mary College’s Writing Center and First-Year Experience programs, will have her poetry featured in the “Poets Respond to Art” exhibition at Arts … more
The newest ambulance (affectionately named “the beast”) went into service last summer.
Town of Montgomery Ambulance Corps is a step closer to providing ALS services
On March 6, the Town of Montgomery Ambulance Corps (TOMAC) announced that they received approval from the Hudson Valley Regional Emergency Medical Advisory Committee (REMAC) to progress with … more
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KSH flag test verifies Montgomery concerns
A month ago, Montgomery residents asked the Village Planning Board to consider doing a balloon test for a proposed two-warehouse project on the northwest side of 211. On March 7, locals got what they … more
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Former Walden Mayor Andrew Uszenski has been delivering mail for 50 years and has no plans to retire.
Uszenski marks 50 years with U.S. Postal Service
Keeping a job for one year is difficult, let alone 50, but former Walden Mayor and Army Veteran Andrew Uszenski Jr. enjoys the everyday routine of work. Uszenski is celebrating 50 years at the … more
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Wallkill School Board to host special meeting
The Wallkill Board of Education will host a special board meeting on Wednesday, March 22 at the Wallkill Senior High School Library starting at 6 p.m. The special meeting will be hosted in-person and … more
Marybeth Majestic, Michael Hartner and Franco Carucci.
Gardiner Dems support Majestic for re-election
Gardiner Supervisor Marybeth Majestic and current board member Franco Carucci will seek office again this year after receiving the endorsement of the Gardiner Democratic Committee. However, … more
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A lithium battery is believed to be the cause of a fire that destroyed a Circleville home.
Circleville family lost everything in fire
On March 16, the Circleville Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 230 Shaw Road, where Frank Gonzalez and his 9-year-daughter resided. Unfortunately, the fire left the house … more
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New teen fitness program coming to Crawford
A 10-week, after school exercise program designed for teenagers is just under a month away for Town of Crawford residents. The Town of Crawford is excited to announce their brand new fitness … more
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Gardiner joins Housing Smart Community Initiative
Acknowledging that there is a lack of affordable housing in the Town of Gardiner, the Town Board approved a resolution to join Ulster County in an effort to solve the countywide housing … more
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