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During the Patriot Day ceremony, Roxanne Galvin laid a wreath in honor of her husband, Robert, who died two years ago as a result of health-related complications from working in the area of Ground Zero.
The other victims of 9/11 should also be remembered
Each year, citizens young and old gather at Patriot Day ceremonies either to honor the loss of a loved one during the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks, or to pay their respects for the 2,977 victims who lost … more
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At its September 23 meeting, the Highlands Town Board was expected to pass a resolution asking New York State to reduce the speed on Old State Rd., which runs between Highland Falls and Fort Montgomery, to 30 mph fully. Currently, the road is 35mph on the Highland Falls side of it and 40mph on the Fort Montgomery side. Supervisor Bob Livsey said the board received a request from a resident – via Senator James Skoufis’ office – to reduce both sides to 30 mph. “We have to go through a whole process with the state Department of Transportation,” Supervisor Bob Livsey said, “to see if they’ll lower it.”
2025 budget work begins for Highlands
The Town Board began its 2025 budget work on Monday (September 23) with a 6 p.m. meeting on the topics of: Recreation, Assessor, Town Board, Supervisor, Treasurer, Veterans, Seniors, Beautification. … more
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Satellite mental health clinics are now in local schools
Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus and the Orange County Department of Mental Health (OCDMH) are determined to improve access to mental health support for the youth of Orange County through the … more
Cornwall Coffee Co. had this very old vehicle in front of the store – the merchant had a line of both coffee drinkers and car enthusiasts all day.
Sunday was an absolutely perfect day in Cornwall!
It’s not often that organizers of a major event find themselves with a perfect day, but the Greater Cornwall Chamber of Commerce did on Sunday, when they hosted the 52nd annual Cornwall Fall … more
May, 2023: Asylum seekers arrived on buses from New York City.
One year later, many asylum seekers remain
A little over a year has passed since asylum seekers from New York City first arrived on charter buses at the Crossroads Hotel and Ramada Inn in the Town of Newburgh. While no additional buses have … more
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Montgomery residents want board meetings in senior center
For several months, the Village of Montgomery residents have asked the board to move its meetings to the Montgomery Senior Center, as people with disabilities or handicaps have difficulty … more
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Marlborough Planning Board scrutinizes subdivisions, solar farms, apartments
Three public hearings resulted in two approval recommendations for small subdivisions from the Marlborough Planning Board at its Monday, September 16 meeting. A third earned the Board’s … more
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Among those being considered for Hometown Heroes banners are Ken Kumpel (l.), a FDNY member who lost his life on 9/11 and Captain Paul Bucha (r.), a Medal of Honor recipient who passed away in July.
Cornwall-on-Hudson sets sights on banners and lights
Cornwall-on-Hudson Trustee Lori Beth Paliotta has identified 22 utility poles, on Hudson Street, which could be used for illuminated holiday decorations or Hometown Hero banners, a project which the … more
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A view of the area of the Armistead wreck, just last week, from Grandview and Cornwall Ave. in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
World War I vessel remembered
In a move recognizing local history, the Cornwall Yacht Club has donated a sign to the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson which highlights the Hudson River wreck of the Armistead, a ship built during WWI. … more
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Route 218 reopens over Storm King Mountain
On September 13, about 14 months after floods washed out a 300-foot stretch of Rt. 218 between West Point and Cornwall-on-Hudson, Governor Kathy Hochul announced the road reopened to traffic. … more
Highland Falls considers privatization of Wastewater Treatment Plant
The Highland Falls Village Board will soon issue an RFP (Request for Proposal) for the operation of the Highland Falls Wastewater Treatment Plant. The board voted unanimously to do that at last … more
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Highlands earns Climate Smart Communities certification
Governor Kathy Hochul announced last week that the Town of Highlands is one the latest communities to achieve certification as part of New York State’s Climate Smart Communities Certification … more
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Ali Ali is described as a medium-skinned Indian male, approximately 5'5" tall, weighing approximately 180lbs. At the time of his last sighting, he was wearing a black shirt, black pants, and no shoes.
UPDATE: Suspect is now in custody
The New York State Police and local police agencies are currently searching in the Woodbury area for a suspect wanted for several violent felony crimes out of New York City.   The … more
Mayor pleads for ‘fewer disruptions’ at September 9 meeting
Mayor Joe D’Onofrio started the most recent Highland Falls Village Board meeting with a plea for fewer disruptions at the meetings – “I am committed to ensuring that future meetings … more
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Engineer Ross Winglovitz of Engineering and Surveying Properties discussed the site plan and project with members of the public at a public hearing on August 1.
Britain Woods project draws concerns at Town meeting
Residents of the Town of Newburgh gathered at town hall on Sept. 5 for a second public hearing on the Britain Woods housing development, a project proposed along Little Britain Road that has faced … more
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New Windsor Cornwall EMS members were on hand Saturday at New Windsor Community Day.
Contract negotiations continue with New Windsor EMS
Mayor James Gagliano and Supervisor Josh Wojehowski continue to meet with New Windsor EMS Captain Michael Bigg with regards to a new contract for basic and advanced life services, the mayor said at … more
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Members of the Lloyd Police Department salute during the Pledge of Allegiance at the September 11th ceremony last week.
Lloyd honors victims of 9-11
The Town of Lloyd has never forgotten the victims of the September 11, 2001 attacks on the United States. For the past 23 years they have held somber and respectful ceremonies at the Highland Fire … more
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Rev. Jim Van Houten placing his glove on the steal beam memorial during last week’s 9-11 Memorial Service at the Walden Fire House.
Walden firefighters remember 9-11
Residents and first responders from Walden gathered at the village’s fire station last Wednesday, September 11 at 6:30 p.m. in remembrance of 9/11, memorializing the victims lost in the attacks … more
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Regional Food Bank CEO Tom Nardacci is shown with Felicia Kalan, new Executive Vice President Hudson Valley, in front of the Food Bank’s new facility under construction in Montgomery.
Regional Food Bank Hudson Valley has new vice president
The Regional Food Bank has announced the addition of Felicia Kalan as Executive Vice President, Hudson Valley. Kalan officially began her role on July 15. She is the former executive director of … more
Guytrell Johnson has been appointed as the newest pastor of the First Baptist Church on South Street.
Baptist Church welcomes new pastor
After two years without a pastor, Newburgh’s First Baptist Church has welcomed Guytrell as the new pastor. Since joining the South Street congregation in April, Johnson has been grateful for … more
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