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A preliminary master plan for Delano-Hitch Recreation Park shows potential improvements throughout the park.
Grant opens door to broader Delano-Hitch improvements
A newly awarded $2 million state grant for Delano-Hitch Recreation Park could help the city leverage millions more toward a broader rehabilitation of Newburgh’s largest park. City officials … more
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Newburgh backs land acquisition for Quassaick Creek Greenway
A long-planned greenway along the Quassaick Creek is moving closer to reality as Scenic Hudson seeks to acquire eight acres near Snake Hill that could eventually help connect Muchattoes Lake and … more
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Court election battle ends with Carolan’s resignation
Mary Lou Carolan stepped down from the Town of Newburgh Council after the New York Court of Appeals declined to hear her appeal, ending a months-long legal battle over a 2025 election decided by a … more
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Cornwall Police Department, Chief Joseph Gebert, escorted by his wife Megan, walked through the doors of the police station and into retirement. He was saluted by co-workers and other area agencies.
Chief Gebert’s final walkout
“For 22 years, Chief Gebert has devoted himself to the town of Cornwall, its residents and the members of his department, with his leadership, dedication and friendship.” And with one that, … more
Elizabeth Bruschi and Jason Burnham
Cornwall Collaboratory to be launched
“Shared understanding and looking for practical ways forward.” With that phrase in mind, a new venture in Cornwall – the Cornwall Collaboratory – is about to be launched. What is it? Who … more
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Kathy Stegenga, the Village of Walden’s building inspector, discussing fire safety with the board of trustees during its September 15 meeting.
Building inspector raises fire safety concerns
The Walden Board of Trustees is considering changes to the village’s fire safety regulations after Building Inspector Kathy Stegenga raised concerns about single-family rental properties that are … more
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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
Surrounding the Joe Murphy and DPW’s David Hurst are Trustees Aleena Olivia, Jen Gargiulo, Peter Carroll and Jim Ramus, and Mayor Jim DiSalvo.
It’s now Murphy’s Way
Highland Falls’ Joe Murphy has worked for the Village of Highland Falls Department of Public Works since June 1, 1973 – at 53 years, he is the longest serving employee of the municipality. … more
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Highlands budget work underway
A year ago, the Highlands Town Board started its annual budget work $535,000 over the town’s state-mandated tax cap. This year, they started just $300,000 over it. Last year, the board ended … more
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Village Board considers Satterlee Grove project
The Highland Falls Village Board has accepted a petition to review the possibility of allowing a Planned Residential Development (PRD) – 31 units on 4.5 acres in the Satterlee Grove area. It’s a … more
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Montgomery Town Board approves farm chapel
The Montgomery Town Board approved an agritourism chapel project, authorized the transfer of funds received through a community benefit agreement with Medline and approved the purchase of vehicles … 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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Architects’ renderings of a new Cornwall pool.
Have you taken the pool survey yet?
Cornwall residents who want to have a say in the town’s planned new pool complex need to take a survey expressing their opinions on the project. You have until at least the end of October to do so, … more
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Mid Hudson Times editorial earns first place in national newspaper contest
The Mid Hudson Times has earned national recognition for its editorial writing, winning first place for Best Editorial in the 2026 Better Newspaper Editorial Contest conducted by the National … more
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
A child interacting with one of Inclusive Minds’ core communication boards.
Core communication board OK'd for park
Veterans Memorial Park in the Village of Montgomery will receive a special amenity designed to help children with developmental disabilities communicate with their families and others: a core … more
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Town of Montgomery Police at a National Night Out event at Valley Central High School.
Town PBA cites staffing shortage
Staffing shortages within the Montgomery Police Department have prompted concerns from the department’s Police Benevolent Association and Police Chief John Hank, who say vacancies and proposed … more
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Mother urges Valley Central to investigate treatment of struggling students
A parent asked the Valley Central school board Sept. 14 to conduct a “thorough and transparent” investigation into how the district handles students who struggle academically, behaviorally, … more
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Bids sought for Mountain Road drainage project
The Cornwall-on-Hudson village clerk has been authorized to put out an advertisement seeking bids for a USDA-funded project for the repair and improvement of the drainage system along Mountain Road. … more
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