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Patricia Walsh
Marlboro administrator placed on leave
Marlboro School Board President Michael Connors confirmed that Elementary School Principal Patricia Walsh was put on Administrative Leave near the end of the 2021-22 school year. According to … more
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SRO program returns to Highland
After a ten-year hiatus and a lengthy period in review, the Highland School Board voted to bring back the Student Resource Officer [SRO] program for the 2022-23 school year, according to Lloyd Police … more
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Members of the Highland Hose Company in dress uniform at the September 11th ceremony.
Highland remembers 911
Last Sunday evening, on the 21st anniversary of September 11, 2001, the Town of Lloyd remembered those who perished on that fateful day at the World Trade Towers in New York City, at the Pentagon in … more
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Lloyd fails to keep water & sewer minutes
The Southern Ulster Times filed a Freedom Of Information request with the Lloyd Town Clerk to receive a copy of the minutes of the August 4th Water, Sewer & Study Committee meeting only to find … more
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Lloyd gives update on street scape project
Last week Peter J. Christiano, Managing Engineer with Barton & Loguidice, gave an update to the Lloyd Town Board on their Pedestrian Improvements Project slated for the Hamlet. It is more … more
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New concrete barriers and guardrails were installed to make the bridge safer.
Social media policy under consideration in Plattekill
The Town of Plattekill is considering a social media policy to establish guidelines for postings by town employees. Supervisor Jennifer Salemo said during the Sept. 7 Town Board meeting that a … more
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Acting County Executive Johanna Contreras poses after being sworn in with Ulster County Sheriff Juan Figueroa, Ulster County Clerk Nina Postupack and Ulster County Legislative Chairwoman Tracey Bartels.
Johanna Contreras named Acting County Executive
Johanna Contreras - Deputy County Executive under the Pat Ryan administration - was sworn in as Acting Ulster County Executive last week, having been designated by Ryan as successor prior to his … more
Attorney General to investigate fatal shooting by State Trooper
The New York Attorney General’s Office of Special Investigation (OSI) has opened an investigation into the death of Daniel K. McAlpin, who died on September 9, 2022, following an encounter with … more
March Gallagher, Jen Metzger, Marc Rider
Three Democrats in race for County Executive
With Pat Ryan stepping down as Ulster County Executive to head to Congress to represent NY19, the Ulster County Democratic Committee (UCDC) will select the Democratic nominee for County Executive who … more
The remains of the Colden Mansion.
Town approves Coldenham ruins study
The process to transform the Colden ruins site from an overgrow patch of trees and shrubs to a parkland has begun, with the Montgomery Town Board approving an archaeological and interpretive study of … more
9-11 ceremony sparks at Walden debate
When Walden Mayor John Ramos first announced that a 9-11 Memorial Service would be held in village square this past Sunday evening, he raised some eyebrows among some of his fellow elected … more
Maybrook’s letter to the DOT included photos.
Maybrook asks state to fix sidewalks
The Homestead Avenue sidewalk photos Maybrook Mayor Dennis Leahy has sent the N.Y.S. Dept. Of Transportation (DOT) are horrifying: huge cracks that run the width of the sidewalk between Jewel and … more
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Sharon Toney-Finch founded The YIT Foundation in loving memory of her son Yerik to raise awareness of premature births, offer assistance to preemies (and their families), and provide a place to stay or transportation while the babies are in NICU. The foundation also helps homeless and low-income military service veterans in need of living assistance.
YIT: helping babies and homeless vets
After seeing the devastation our country endured following the attacks on September 11, 2001, Sullivan County native Sharon Toney-Finch joined the Army in 2006 and never looked back. She soon headed … more
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Orange County Land Trust (OCLT) has finalized a conservation easement protecting 152-acres of farmland in a growing, industrial area of Montgomery.
OCLT preserves 152-acre Montgomery farm
The Orange County Land Trust and the owners of Willow Hill Farm have finalized a conservation easement resulting in the protection of 152 acres of farmland in the Town of Montgomery. OCLT’s … more
Mayor Dennie Leahy (l.) watches as Charles Wozniak is sworn in as a Maybrook Village Trustee.
Charles Wozniak appointed to Maybrook Village Board
Charles Wozniak may be a new Maybrook Village Trustee, but he is not new to public service in the village and the Town of Montgomery as well. At Monday’s village board meeting, Mayor Dennis … more
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Walden man indicted on manslaughter charges
On August 4, 2021, the New York State Police at Middletown investigated a motor vehicle collision in the eastbound lanes of State Route 17 in the town of Wallkill between exits 118 and 119.  The … more
Pier damage assessment underway
After a recent devastating fire severely damaged the northern pier at the Milton Landing, Supervisor Scott Corcoran gave an update on what is being done to repair the damage. The fire was caused by a … more
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Jenna Thomas stands beside a colorful welcome sign, indicating her appointment as the new Principal of the Marlboro Elementary School.
New principal named at Marlboro ES
The Marlboro School Board unanimously approved Jenna Thomas as the Principal of the Elementary School at their last meeting. Her probationary period listed in the agenda began on August 19 and will … more
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Wildfire contained; Minnewaska to reopen
Governor Kathy Hochul has announced that after eight days of suppression efforts on the Napanoch Point wildland fire in Minnewaska State Park Preserve, the fire is now contained. The State Department … more
UNICO hosts tomato contest
The Marlboro Chapter of UNICO recently held their annual tomato contest at the Benmarl Winery. In May, residents purchased seeds and by August all of the submissions were judged in a variety of … more
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