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The former United Methodist Church also known as High Point awaits completion on construction in order to be used by the Newburgh YouthBuild program.
East End II project nears completion
After beginning in the summer two years ago, RUPCO’s East End II development project in the City of Newburgh anticipates final completion by the end of 2022. RUPCO, an affordable housing … more
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Newburgh Sears closing
The Sears store in the Newburgh Mall has announced that it will be closing its doors after 43 years in the Newburgh community on Sunday, October 16. The announcement came via the Sears Newburgh … more
True Insight to honor Sadie Tallie
True Insight Inc., The Black History Committee of the Hudson Valley and City of Newburgh residents will honor longtime city resident and activist Sadie Tallie with a Lifetime Achievement award for … more
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One of the sites proposed is a distribution center for paper checks.
More warehouses planned for Montgomery
Applicants for several new and pending warehouse projects appeared before the Town of Montgomery Planning Board last week. Grunbaum Warehouses is seeking a special use permit and site plan … more
Valley Central to present safety plan
Valley Central School District officials recently unveiled the 2022-2023 District-wide School Safety Plan and a public hearing is set for September 12, at 5:30 p.m., preceding the Board of Education … more
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Locals respond to Minnewaska wildfire
Town of Shawangunk police officers were lauded by town officials at the Sept. 1 Town Board meeting for bringing supplies to firefighters from the Napanoch Fire District who were fighting the blaze at … more
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Walden observes Overdose Awareness Day
For the second year in a row, families gathered on Walden’ East Main Street with lighted candles to pierce the darkness of drug addiction. International Overdose Awareness Day is observed … more
The Maybrook water tower has stood over Prospect Avenue for nearly a century.
Maybrook seeks grant to replace water tower
“Let’s hope we get it,” is the way Maybrook Mayor Dennis Leahy described a village request for a $690,000 state grant to replace the 90-plus year old water tower on Prospect … more
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The parade steps off at 10:30 a.m.
Montgomery set for 32nd annual celebration
Though tempered by a pandemic in recent years, General Montgomery Day is back in full force, with an estimated 15-20,000 people expected in the village on Saturday, September 10. The 32nd annual … more
Wildfire update: Governor holds press conference
Governor Kathy Hochul, Thursday, provided an update on the coordinated effort to contain the Napanoch Point wildland fire burning in Minnewaska State Park Preserve. With the State Department of … more
Fires continue atop Shawangunk Ridge
A rain storm last night did not extinguish the Napanoch Point Fire, however it did slow the fire’s spread and is buying firefighters more time to put in containment lines. The Napanoch Point … more
The Environmental Justice Fellows and supporters gather in front of the image of John Lewis located on the corner of Liberty St. and Broadway.
Environmental Justice Fellowship welcomes the Class of 2022
The Environmental Justice Fellowship [EJF] welcomed their newest members Elio Luna, Gema Vidals Herrera, Kwaija McFarlane, Monserrat Medina, and Thomas Coleman in 2022 and the group looks forward to … more
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Danskammer Energy responds to Scenic Hudson
Following an open discussion held by Scenic Hudson on the current Danskammer power plant, Michelle Hook, Vice President of Public Affairs for Danskammer Energy LLC provided corrections and … more
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Lloyd Planning Board approves solar array
Last week the Lloyd Planning Board unanimously approved a resolution granting site plan approval and a special use permit for a proposed ground mounted solar energy system for Toni Saychek on his 9.6 … more
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At the clam steaming pot at the recent Milton Lobster and Clam Bake were (l. – r.) Jason Irhig, Nick Lofaro, Kyle Harney (front), Anthony Primavera and Alex Winterleiner.
Milton lobster & clam bake was a grand success
The weather last Saturday for this year’s lobster & clam bake fundraiser for the Milton Fire Department can be described in one simple word – perfect. This annual event was started … more
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Marlborough seeks a simpler process
At their last meeting the Marlborough Town Board amended a section of their town code pertaining to the definitions of ‘Lot Line Change’ and ‘Subdivisions.’ Supervisor … more
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Pine Bush aims to be proactive with Code of Conduct
Pine Bush Central School District held its annual Code of Conduct Hearing on Tuesday, August 23, in conjunction with the Board of Education Meeting. Superintendent of Schools Brian Dunn opened by … more
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Shawangunk short-term rentals under fire
Several homeowners complained about short-term rentals causing disturbances at the Aug. 18 Town of Shawangunk Board meeting. While town officials listened intently and were sympathetic to the … more
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The corner of Goodwill, Tomkins and Roberts in the Village of Montgomery has been declared First Responders Way.
Montgomery honor First Responders
Montgomery is a village that clearly appreciates its emergency responders and waived flags to prove it last Friday. Several hundred gathered at the intersection of Tompkins Road, Robert Street and … more
Valley Central School Board member resigns
Valley Central School District Board of Education President Joseph Bond announced that board member Dee Wright-Kelly would be resigning from the Board effective the Monday, August 22, 2022, Board of … more
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