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Calm the first-day-of-school jitters
Starting school for the first time or simply returning to campus after another summer break can lead to mixed feelings. Kids may be excited to see their friends every day, but that comes at the price … more
From left to right, Assemblyman Brian Maher, Pat Larkin, NYSBA Executive Director Dr. Minosca Alcantara and NYSBA Public Information Officer Chris Steber. Mrs. Larkin was presented with a print of the Bear Mountain Bridge drawn by the late John F. Gould in honor of her late husband, Senator Bill Larkin.
Purple Heart honorees celebrated as part of Bear Mountain Bridge anniversary
On August 7, the New York State Bridge Authority (NYSBA) hosted a ‘Purple Heart Day’ breakfast and ceremony at the Purple Heart Veterans Memorial Bear Mountain Bridge (aka Bear Mountain … more
Neuhaus continues Leadership Speaker Series with 9/11 survivor
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus has announced that he will host the fourth installment of his Leadership Speaker Series on Wednesday, Sept. 4, at 6 p.m. in the auditorium at the … more
Ryan introduced his ‘Protecting Social Security Act’ in Newburgh last week
Last week, Congressman Pat Ryan continued his fight for Hudson Valley seniors, introducing the “Protecting Social Security Act,” landmark legislation that will ensure Social Security … more
The progression on how EEE can be spread.
Horse in Town of Newburgh dies of Eastern Equine Encephalitis
The Orange County Department of Health (OCDOH) reports a horse in the Town of Newburgh died late last week of Eastern Equine Encephalitis (EEE). The diagnosis was confirmed in test results released … more
A fire broke out at the Black Rock Forest maintenance shop on Wednesday.
Fire contained at Black Rock Forest maintenance shop; no injuries reported
A fire broke out at the Black Rock Forest maintenance shop in Cornwall on the evening of August 14, causing significant damage to the facility. The blaze was discovered at approximately 8:14 p.m., … more
Communities still dealing with aftermath of 2023 storm
Over a year after the July 9, 2023 storm dumped four to eight inches of rain on the region, the communities of Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson are still navigating through the remediation process. … more
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A rendering of a new housing development proposal made up for two buildings with 58 apartments and a new dog park along Water Street.
Water Street proposal returns
The hillside along Water Street across from Regal Bag is seeking to be redeveloped. John Gatsik of FD Water Street Holdings, Daniel Rieger of Rieger Homes Inc and Jason Anderson of ADG Architects … more
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Plattekill Supervisor Dean DePew Sr. answers questions and addresses concerns of residents during public input about a conceptual battery storage facility proposed in the town.
Battery storage still a concern
A conceptual plan for a battery storage facility in the Town of Plattekill was the topic of discussion during Plattekill’s regular August 7 meeting. The conceptual proposal from the applicant … more
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Montgomery Town Board receives huge road study
Road infrastructure has been the talk of the town in Montgomery for the last several months, as the town board considers ways to address the area’s poor road conditions. What should the town do … more
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Food Bank needs more parking for trucks
Developers of Food Bank of Hudson Valley, a project being built on 574 Route 416 in Montgomery, appeared at the Village of Montgomery’s July 31 planning board meeting to propose additional … more
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Main Street meeting scheduled for Friday at 5:30
If you’re interested in what revitalization plans for Main Street are in the works, make time to stop by a 5:30 p.m. meeting in the Highland Falls Intermediate School auditorium this Friday, … more
Public comment takes more time than anything else at Village Board meeting
At last week’s Village Board meeting public comment took more time than anything else, with a variety of topics being addressed. The board opens every meeting with a public comment session … more
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Use of the Highland Falls Senior Center, which was purchased nearly a decade ago with an Orange County Community Development Block Grant specifically for senior usage, continues to be an issue at Village Board meetings. There are those who want the building to be used for more than just senior activities; senior groups vying for its use; and insurance questions from those who do use it. Village officials have long contended that if it is used for events other than senior-specific activities, the village will have to repay the grant monies.
Highland Falls Village Board busy at lone August meeting
The Village Board started its August 5 meeting with a moment of silence for longtime Highland Falls resident Doris Sabel, and then spent about three hours conducting village business. The public … more
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Cornwall-on-Hudson Village Clerk Wickiser, Mayor James Gagliano, Police Chief Steven Dixon, Deputy Mayor Jim Kane, and Trustee Lori-Beth Paliotta (l-r) are shown in front of the village’s new police vehicles last week.
$54K grant means a new police vehicle for the COHPD
Last week Senator James Skoufis announced $54,000 in new grant funding for the full cost of the purchase of a patrol SUV for the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson Police Department. Skoufis acknowledged … more
Members of the Cornwall Senior Advisory Council – wearing t-shirts with the positive message “You’re never too old for anything” – pose with Cornwall Councilwoman Virginia Scott at last week’s Senior Advisor Committee barbeque.
Cornwall’s seniors enjoyed a well-deserved lunch!
Last Tuesday “a very successful event” took place at the Cornwall Yacht Club, when that facility hosted the annual Cornwall Senior Advisory Committee barbeque. Cornwall Councilwoman … more
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City council members listen to comments on the law.
Good Cause Eviction Law goes back before public
The Newburgh City Council is proposing a Local Law to repeal and replace Chapter 240 “Rental Properties”, Article III entitled “Prohibition of Eviction without Good Cause.” A … more
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Marlborough to renovate highway dept. garage
  At its Monday, August 12 meeting, the Marlborough Town Board passed a variety of measures for its next building-construction project: renovating the garage complex on Route 9W that houses … more
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Michael Gabor, co-owner of the Newburgh Art Supply Store and resident of 5 Grand Street, is seeking help and support from the city and community. The current building is facing foreclosure and will be decided on later this month.
Newburgh Art Supply seeks help
The Newburgh Art Supply Store and building at 5 Grand Street in the City of Newburgh is facing foreclosure. Owner and resident Michael Gabor is seeking help and support from the city and community as … more
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Ulster County Clerk Nina Postupack announces her retirement
After more than 45 years of dedicated service, Ulster County Clerk Nina Postupack is announcing her retirement, effective August 22, 2024, marking the end of an extraordinary career. … more
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