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Contents of barrels to be tested
Town of Plattekill officials are expecting that the contents of six mysterious barrels in the town’s transfer station will be tested soon so the barrels can eventually be removed. Councilman … more
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Public speaks to changes in Lloyd Rental Law
The Lloyd Town Board, last week, held a public hearing on amendments they are seeking to make to the Short Term Transient [STR] Law.   Supervisor Dave Plavchak said they are proposing … more
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Shawangunk board approves funding for Stein Road work
The Shawangunk Town Board approved $91,500 to complete the long-delayed road work on Stein Road at its January 25 meeting. For the past several years, Stein Road residents have complained to the … more
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Crawford solar farm nears approval
Developers of US Light Energy returned to Crawford’s planning board during its February 26 meeting and provided a major update to their solar farm proposed for Long Lane, including a new … more
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Gardiner Town Board delays Lazy River license application
The Gardiner Town Board has withheld approval of a campground permit, determining that it was deficient. Lazy River Campground’s application was presented to the town board at a meeting … more
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Clintondale man pleads guilty to promoting Sexual Performance of a Child
On Wednesday March 20, , Joseph O'Bryan, age 30, of Clintondale, pled guilty before Judge Bryan Rounds to Promoting a Sexual Performance of a Child less than 17 years of age. Defendant was … more
Apartment complex eyed for 17K
A three-building, 261-unit apartment building is in talks to be built on New York 17K, just west of Scott’s Corners, but Montgomery residents have concerns. The proposed build, … more
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State Police arrest two following rape investigation in Shawangunk
On July 15, State Troopers from the Highland barracks, along with officers from the Shawangunk Police Department, responded to a local residence in the town of Shawangunk for a report of a sexual … more
Assistance for Veterans available at Freedom Fest
District Attorney David M. Hoovler, and Carl LoFaro from the Hudson Valley VA Healthcare System announced that the Orange County Veteran Suicide Prevention Coalition will put out a table in the lodge … more
Kristen Brown says ‘thanks’ to the Town of Montgomery
Kristen Brown, a Town of Montgomery councilwoman whose term ends this month, served on the town board for the past four years and proved to be a valued member, whether it was her contributions to the … more
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On August 17th a second fire occurred on the northern Milton pier, forcing its closure until the full extent of the damage and the costs to repair it can be determined.
Fire causes significant damage to Milton Pier
In the space of a few weeks, two fires occurred at the northern Milton Pier. The second one on August 17 resulted in the closure of the pier itself. Milton Assistant Fire Chief Gael Appler Jr, … more
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Opposition mounts to Modena warehouse plan
Opposition to the construction of a massive warehouse in the Town of Plattekill is mounting with a petition against the project signed by nearly 600 residents. Large signs have also sprouted up … more
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Hit and run crash leaves two dead
A hit-and-run accident on Route 9W, Marlboro, near The Falcon, left two people dead on Friday, March 1. A State Police blotter entry lists the time as 9:23 p.m. The driver of one of the two … more
Montgomery Trustee Randi Picarello and volunteers from Valley Central High School at Saturday’s Easter Egg Hunt.
Sunny skies greet Montgomery’s Easter Egg Hunt
Dozens of families and their children scrambled across Veterans Memorial Park last Saturday morning, March 16 during the Village of Montgomery’s annual Easter Egg hunt, checking every crevice … more
Ken Ronk
Ronk eyes top spot
Ulster County legislator and county Republican chairman Ken Ronk Jr. is seriously considering running for the Town of Shawangunk Supervisor in the 2023 election. Ronk joins current Town Board … more
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Marlborough airs revised ridgeline rules
  The newly proposed changes to the Town of Marlborough’s Ridgeline and Steep-Slope protection code came back to center stage at a public hearing at town hall Monday night, April … more
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Members and volunteers of the Maybrook Fire Department gathered by their fire truck. They gave kids fire hats and let them explore the fire truck.
National Night Out brings out large crowds
National Night Out was yet again another success as local towns and municipalities gathered for food, drinks, fun and more. Three local towns, Crawford, Montgomery and Shawagunk threw their own … more
Some of the thousands who gathered in Washington DC on November 14.
Antisemitism rising in Orange County?
October 7 was the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. Antisemitism is on the rise across the United States and hundreds of hostages have been captured by Hamas and are still missing. The war … more
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Maher announces $75,000 grant for Walden VFW
Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) announced this week that his office has secured a $75,000 grant that will benefit Walden VFW Post 2946 for the purpose of addressing significant infrastructure … more
Thruway closure rescheduled for January 13
The New York State Thruway Authority has announced that the northbound lanes of the Thruway (I-87) from exit 17 in Newburgh to exit 18 in New Paltz will fully shut down to all traffic at 7 p.m. … more
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