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Montgomery resident brings case for road repair to neighboring towns
Don Berger, a resident of the Village of Montgomery, recently set out on a mission spanning Northern Orange County: to unify five municipalities, their county government, and their state … more
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An ambulance at the scene of a reported stabbing, Thursday afternoon in Newburgh
Stabbing reported on South Street
City of Newburgh Police responded to a stabbing on South Street in area of Allison Ave on April 18 at approximately 2:30 p.m.   Empress EMS transported one  subject to Montefiore-St … more
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Court strikes down city’s rent stabilization
Rent stabilization in the City of Newburgh was struck down Friday, April 19 by Orange County Supreme Court Justice Timothy McElduff. The ruling determined that the city resolution passed on December … more
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Montgomery postpones senior center extension project
The Village of Montgomery board, during its April 16 meeting, made the difficult decision to reject all bids for the senior center’s room extension, putting the project on hold until the board … more
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Text 911 service launched
On Monday, May 1, the Ulster County Department of Emergency Services, Division of Emergency Communications launched a Text– to–9-1-1 service for Ulster County. This new service allows … more
Maybrook’s newest sergeant, Matthew Hughes, is sworn.
Maybrook bolsters police department
Hirings and promotions were the order of the evening as the Maybrook village boards met in special session last week. Most of that action enabled the police department to begin moving out of what … more
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L - r: Zamir Coddington, Kaylee Alvarado and Serenity Carter ready to hand out food.
More than 800 turkeys and hams distributed
Families and city residents were able to take home a turkey or ham, fresh produce, canned goods and other small goods as part of the Newburgh Armory Unity Center’s (NAUC) Thanksgiving … more
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Hanukkah lights shine in Pine Bush
Crawford residents, board trustees and Chabad of Orange County members gathered at Crawford Square in Pine Bush last Wednesday, December 7, to celebrate Hanukkah with their annual lighting, … more
New Windsor Community Day is back
Several thousand people, a mixture of Town of New Windsor residents and visitors, joined together to celebrate the 13th Annual New Windsor Community Day at Kristi Babcock Memorial Park on Saturday, … more
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[l-r] Ray Harvey is administered the oath of office of Board of Education member by Newburgh District Clerk Matthew McCoy.
Newburgh School board fills vacancies
William Walker, Carole Mineo, Ray Harvey and Dennis Grant were sworn in as new members of the Newburgh Board of Education on Tuesday, February 27. The new members will serve out their terms until the … more
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The case for short-term rentals
Crawford residents crowded the town hall last Thursday, April 18 to learn about the current status of short-term rentals, properties that have sparked divisive discussion among owners and their … more
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Highland approves $54,388,745 school budget
Last week the Highland School Board approved a $54.3 million budget for the 2024-25 school year. Residents will vote on this proposed budget as well as on a proposition to purchase two, 65 seat … more
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Shawangunk creates Pine Bush Ambulance District
In an effort to improve ambulance service in Pine Bush, the Shawangunk Town Board has created an ambulance district in that area of the town and will hire an ambulance corps to service it. The … more
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Loads of toy donations
Operation Dalmatian donates thousands of toys to local children
Looking to donate some last-minute holiday toys? Operation Dalmatian, a nonprofit organization comprising members of the Walden Baptist Church, is currently accepting toy or money donations until … more
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County seeks DOT study for Route 44/55
Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger has called on New York State Department of Transportation (NYS DOT) to conduct a thorough investigation into road safety of 44/55 where the Town of Plattekill is … more
Batson new Walden Deputy Mayor, no clerk appointment
Walden has a new deputy mayor. He’s Chris Batson, who was elected to the village board a year ago and who became the second in command to Mayor John Ramos at last week’s village board … more
Marlboro approves $65.6m budget
Last week the Marlboro School Board unanimously approved a budget of $65,591,761 for the 2024-25 school year. This is an increase of $1,618,369 from the current school year’s budget. Board … more
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Captain Robert Szeli, EMT Maria Alvarez and Paramedic Jennifer Stroppel of Empress Emergency Medical Services stand alongside one of their units. Empress EMS will serve the City of Newburgh over the next three years with dedicated ambulance and medical services.
Empress EMS secures Newburgh Ambulance Contract
Empress Emergency Medical Services (EMS) has secured a contract to provide dedicated ambulance and medical services to the City of Newburgh for the next three years. The Newburgh City Council … more
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13 Factory Street, site of a proposed townhouse complex.
Montgomery board backs townhouse project
Despite concerns over the availability of water, the Montgomery Village Board has given its approval to a proposed townhouse project on Factory Street. Attorney Taylor Palmer, representing … more
Members of the Town of Shawangunk Police Department, Supervisor John Valk and town police commissioners Brian Amthor and Robert Miller pose with a child with his donated bike from the town. The donation is part of the National Night Out program put on by the Shawangunk Police Benevolent Association (PBA) Aug. 4 at Garrison Park in Wallkill.
Local agencies observe National Night Out
Three local police agencies are observing National Night Out next Tuesday, August 2. National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and … more
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