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Ulster County Budget approved with minimal changes
The Ulster County Legislature voted Wednesday to approve the 2024 Ulster County Operating Budget submitted by Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger with minimal amendments – giving the green … more
Two vie for seat on Highland Board of Fire Commissioners
On Tuesday December 12, Highland residents will have the opportunity to vote for one of two candidates who are seeking a five-year term on the Board of Fire Commissioners. Voting is scheduled from 5 … more
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Marlborough reviews two short-term rental proposals
The ongoing review of an application for Stralow Farm, a short-term rental on Lattintown Road, dominated most of the Marlborough Planning Board’s December 4 meeting.   Owners … more
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Hinchey holds town meeting in Lloyd
  Last week New York State Senator Michelle Hinchey [D-NY41] held a town meeting at the Hudson Ale Works in Highland. Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson [D-NY104] joined her and together they … more
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Marlborough Police Sergeant Justin Pascale and Chief of Police Gerald Cocozza, Jr. offer a salute after the tree was lit.
Blue-Light Tree commemorates fallen officers
  About 100 people turned out for the Town of Marlborough’s annual Blue Light Tree Lighting Ceremony, held Sunday, December 3 at Marlborough Town Hall.   This was the … more
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Newburgh Mall’s transformation continues
With more tenants moving out and at least one new one coming in, the transformation of the Newburgh Mall continues. National retailer O’Reilly Auto Parts will be the newest tenant of the … more
$1 million for street paving
After several months of budget sessions, public comments and city staff presentations, the Newburgh City Council unanimously adopted the 2024 Budget on Monday, November 27. The 2024 City Budget … more
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Christmas cheer for Tabby’s Tails
The first Tabby’s Tails Vendor Fair kicked off the Christmas season on Saturday, December 2 where residents and visitors had the opportunity to browse local vendors, take their children to get … more
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Completed in 1890, The Baptist Temple Church retains historic finishes, fixtures and stained-glass windows.
Baptist Temple Church receives Sacred Sites Grant
The New York Landmarks Conservancy has announced 19 Sacred Sites Grants totaling $289,800 awarded to 17 historic religious properties throughout New York State, including $10,000 to Baptist Temple … more
The parlor of the Crawford House will be decorated in a style popular in the 19th century.
Historical Society to host annual candlelight tour
Visitors to Newburgh’s Historic District are awestruck by its rich architecture and its sweeping views of the Hudson River. For the past four decades, supporters from all over have joined the … more
Montgomery bans battery storage facilities for a year
The Town of Montgomery board, after discussing and listening to the community’s feedback, approved a 12-month moratorium during its November 28 meeting that prohibited all battery storage … more
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RDM anxious to proceed with warehouse, residents anxious about its impact
The Town of Montgomery planning board and the developers of Real Deal Management’s warehouse, a project proposed for Bracken Road, draw even closer to moving forward as both parties overview … more
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Wendy and Alex Baldwin
Baldwin Vineyards closing after 42 years
More than four decades after Pat and Jack Baldwin planted their first grape seeds in Pine Bush, Baldwin Vineyards is ready to cork its last bottle. “After careful consideration, we have … more
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The Aden Brook Property, near the intersection of Routes 211 and 416.
Aden Brook annexation stirs mixed reception
The owner of a large parcel of land that literally sits on the border of the town and village of Montgomery appeared before members of both municipal boards last week to state his case as to why his … more
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Valley Central board hears about school clubs
Students and chaperones talked about school clubs at the November 13 school board meeting. Students from the Puerto Rican Hispanic Youth Leadership Institute said they were happy to be meeting … more
Gail VanTassel (middle) standing with Town Supervisor Ronald Feller (right) and Gail’s son, Sergeant John VanTassel (left).
Gail VanTassel is TOM’s Citizen of the Month
Residents crowded town hall during the Town of Montgomery’s November 27 meeting and showed their support for the latest Citizen of the Month nominee: Gail VanTassel, a resident who has served … more
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Santa arrived at dusk to light the tree.
A Festive Holiday in the Hamlet
Numerous attendees together in Crawford Square enjoying the celebration.
Crawford celebrates the season
Residents of Crawford heard bells jingle, indulged in seasonal sweets, and felt magic in the air last Saturday, December 2, during the town’s annual Country Christmas and Holiday Celebration. … more
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Thanksgiving Dinner pic L-R front row [in blue kitchen apron] Jane Basso, Bridget Arthur-Mensah, Arthur Mensah, Helen Denay, Katherine Aube, Karen Schaefer, Donna Connell and Jill Aube. Second row L-R Christina Langella, Rich Silverman, Becky Gorres, Bill Potenza, Mark Schmidt, Chris Youmans and Debbie Copland. Last row L-R Peter Schifani, Rich Gorres, Jesse Walker, Link Rockwell, Lillian Mertes, Gary Winthorp, Billie Mertes, Kojo Arthur-Mensah, Kweku Arthur-Mensah.
St. Augustine’s hosts Thanksgiving Feast
For the past 11 years, St. Augustine’s has hosted a Thanksgiving Feast free to the public.   Rich Gorres, who has been a volunteer at every dinner, said it was quieter this year … more
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A new plaque honoring the late Robert J. ‘Bob’ Shepard [1941-2007] was installed at the Educational Center at the Highland Landing Park, which has been dedicated in his memory. The plaque highlights his many accomplishments and service to the country and community.
Affordable Housing administrator on hold
Several months ago Lloyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak stated that he would discuss with the board the idea of hiring someone to administer the town’s Affordable Housing Law along with the … more
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