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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
12th annual Open Studios tour begins Saturday
More than 150 artists will participate in the Twelfth Annual Newburgh Open Studios organized by Gerardo Castro and Michael Gabor, co-owners of Newburgh Art Supply taking place on Saturday and Sunday, … more
Fatal fire in Middlehope
On Tuesday, November 8, Town of Newburgh Police responded to a residence on Babes Lane, in the Town of Newburgh, for the report of a house fire. Police arrived to find one of the five occupants … more
Highland MS students adjusting to a school within a school
In his report to the public and the school board, Superintendent Joel Freer spoke about the recent move of the Middle School students and staff to the High School after a devastating fire at the … more
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Sive Plover
Highland honors ‘Leaders of the Pack’
At their last meeting the Highland Central School District honored their Leaders of the Pack for March. Elementary SchoolSive Plover was named the Highland Elementary Leader of the Pack by … more
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Upcoming events at the Cornwall Public Library
Cornwall Public Library is pleased to announce an exciting lineup of events for the week of April 16-22. On Monday, April 17, the library will host a Creative Writers Group at 11:30 a.m. This … more
Marlborough has selected their candidates for the November election. (l. – r.) Dan Jackson for Town Justice, Ed Molinelli and Dave Zambito for Town Council, Scott Corcoran for Town Supervisor and Tom Corcoran who is running for re-election as Ulster County Legislator.
Marlborough GOP slate picked
Last week the Marlborough Republican Party held their caucus to elect a slate of candidates for the November election.   Councilwoman Sherida Sessa nominated Scott Corcoran for Town … more
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Larry Kraus with the auto center’s new owners, Husnain and Saba Hussain.
Walden auto mechanic puts away his tools
Larry Kraus, a long-time local resident and former owner of the Hudson Valley Auto & Tire Center in Walden, sold his business to new owners Hussain and Saba Hussain in late August after 36 years … more
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Corey Allen presents the grant and begins the discussion on the multimedia Urban Renewal project for the City of Newburgh.
The story of Urban Renewal
City of Newburgh residents and families, affected by the Urban Renewal process, will now have the opportunity to share their own stories and testimonies through a newly approved multimedia report … 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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Valley Central weighs Smart Schools Bond Act Usage
During the October Valley Central School District Board of Education Meeting, School Business Official Brad Conklin shared the current status update of the Smart Schools Bond Act funding for the … more
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Newburgh school board considers 3.8% tax hike
A reduction in staff and a $9 million budget gap are the lowlights of the 2024-25 budget presented to the Newburgh Board of Education last week. The proposed budget, along with the library … more
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Members of Arcadis, Kubricky Construction Corp and the various city departments join for brief photo in front of the drill.
$1.5m drill to help complete sewer project
The North Interceptor Sewer Improvements Project draws closer to its Spring 2024 completion time with the welcoming of a new drill to the City of Newburgh. This new drill will be lowered into a 500 … more
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DA releases annual report
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler released his Office’s 2022 Annual Report on Tuesday, February 14, 2023. The report describes details of the Office’s operations last year. … more
Plavchak defends STR law
In a wide ranging interview with the Southern Ulster Times, Lloyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak first touched upon the process of the Short Term Rental law that he felt was negatively reported in the … more
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District mum on Walsh status
After Marlboro Elementary School Principal Patricia Walsh was put on paid Administrative Leave in May 2022 by former Superintendent Michael Brooks, the Marlboro Administration and School Board have … more
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Christine Seger and Pastor Jim O’Connell are two weekly vendors at the Walden’s Farmers Market. They sell mixed produce, plants and more.
Tis the season for farmers markets
The end of spring and beginning of summer always kickstarts the ever-so-popular trend of farmers markets, a string of vendors in different municipalities that offer local and handmade goods. … more
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The Stephen Alexander Band performed on county night at Mazzstock
Mazzstock rocked Marlboro last weekend
The popular annual music festival Mazzstock returned to Marlboro last weekend, celebrating its 15th year. The festival is the brainchild of “Big Lee” Mazzola, along with help from his … more
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The Anita Jean TNT Tappers did a baseball number.
Festive tidings in Marlboro
The proposed layout of the apartment buildings with retail space for the newly proposed Overlook Farms site.
Overlook plan sparks neighbors’ concerns
Increase in traffic, residential safety, and site drainage were brought forward during discussions on the proposed development project known as Overlook Farms along 9W. The proposed development … more
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