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Montgomery Free Library
Montgomery Library asks for help
The Montgomery Free Library has long served residents in the Montgomery area, but after cutting hours and a price increase in books, they’re asking the board for financial help. Currently … more
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Gerald Mishk Jr.
Former village justice to challenge Ramos
Former Village of Walden trustee and Village Justice Gerald Mishk Jr. is hoping to get back into local government. Mishk is running against Mayor John Ramos in the upcoming 2023 election in hopes … more
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According to the town board, Geo Domes at the property appear to be permanent structures that have been installed without building permits and proper authorization.
Gardiner rejects Awosting Club’s application
Without any substantial comment, the Gardiner Town Board voted unanimously to reject the Awosting Club’s campground license at its February 7 meeting. Supervisor Marybeth Majestic took the … more
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Once a Ford dealership and later a mechanic’s shop, the property at 2420 Route 52 will now have a dual purpose.
Dual tattoo/car shop coming to Pine Bush
The old Ford dealership in Crawford is going to be the new home to a tattoo shop and a custom car hobby shop. How? A wall in the middle of the building. The idea comes from Brian and Ashley … more
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New tow fee policy concerns in Walden
Village trustees in Walden have been discussing a new tow fee policy to hopefully encourage residents to park in all the right places. Though most trustees are on board with having a new policy, some … more
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Safety plans at school: are they working?
Last August, the Valley Central Board of Education approved inter-municipal agreements that would install safety plans in school buildings starting September 2022. An incident at Valley Central High … more
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Montgomery residents: no more warehouses
The building of warehouses has long been a debated topic in Montgomery, and the proposed Route 211 development isn’t sitting well with locals. A total of four - two 60,000 (35 feet high) and … more
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Ramos seeks re-election as Walden’s mayor
Village of Walden Mayor John Ramos is seeking to be re-elected for a second term. Ramos, who ran for mayor originally in 2021, is hoping to stick with Walden a while longer to finish important … more
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Shawangunk appoints new historian
Kyle Williams was appointed the historian for the Town of Shawangunk at its February 3 Town Board meeting. Williams was approved by a 4-0 vote after a brief interview by board members during an … more
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Deb Clinton
Gardiner resident seeks seat on Ulster Legislature
Debra Clinton, a local middle school principal, has announced her candidacy for the Ulster County Legislature, representing District 16. Clinton, a lifelong Gardiner resident, is running in the new … more
Big Dogs in Walden
Big Dogs Brewery, named after two great dane and mastiff mixtures Zeus and Althea, has opened up in Walden and is excited to continue providing beer and great tunes to the local … more
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Congressman Pat Ryan calls on Central Hudson CEO to resign
On Wednesday, in a speech on the House floor, Congressman Pat Ryan called on Central Hudson President and CEO Charles A. Freni, Jr. to resign. He released the following statement:  Since my … more
Valk will not seek re-election in Shawangunk
Supervisor John Valk has made it official that he will not be seeking re-election this November after serving 25 years as the head of the Town of Shawangunk. It had been widely speculated for … more
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Neighbors from Shanti Mandir fear that noisy events at the nearby Milk Factory could disrupt their peaceful setting.
Neighboring ashram shares concerns over Milk Factory
Rehabilitating the old Borden condensed milk factory on Route 208 into a boutique hotel and spa has been on multiple Montgomery agendas for the past year, and while the support is ongoing and … more
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Food truck law is shelved
In late 2022, the Town of Montgomery introduced a possible local law to help regulate the development of food trucks in the area. After months of debate, research and hearings, the board decided to … more
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Romeo Zaccone (far right), with family members and Town Supervisor Ron Feller last week, when he was honored as the Town of Montgomery Citizen of the Month.
World War II vet is citizen of the month
Romeo Zaccone has been all over the world. He’s even hung out with one of the biggest stars in Hollywood while in a Fiji hospital. But now he calls Montgomery his home. Zaccone, who has seen … more
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Montgomery residents voice concern over townhouse
A 8-unit attached townhouse is in talks for Factory Street in Montgomery, a mixed-use neighborhood with a lot of history. The proposed project has been in the works for four years, with an … more
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Participants in a recent Town of Montgomery ESP program.
Registration open for Entrepreneurial Success Program
The Entrepreneurial Success Program (ESP) has been a successful venture for the Town of Montgomery and time to register is quickly coming to an end. Whether you’re a new business owner or in … more
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Police respond to Valley Central
At approximately 8:10 on Tuesday, Jan. 31, Town of Montgomery Police School resource officers were on location at the Valley Central High School for a basketball game. As the game ended, several … more
Trustees debate Walden rental law
The Walden Village Board has introduced and discussed a new short term rental local law for several meetings, and now they’re debating if it’s even worth the time. Short term rentals … more
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