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Omari Shakur, Odirlei Thomaz and Gay Lee
Three more city candidates announce plans
City of Newburgh Councilman Omari Shakur will seek re-election this coming fall with first time candidate Odirlei Thomaz and former councilwoman Gay Lee. Each of these candidates will be running on … more
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Green spaces and retail storefronts proposed for Five Corners.
Development planned for Five Corners
The Town of New Windsor Planning Board voted to designate the project known as Five Corners as an unlisted action and circulated for lead agency. The planning board also voted to schedule a public … more
Scott Manley seeks re-election to town council
Councilman Scott Manley of the Town of Newburgh will once again seek a seat on town council for another four year term in the upcoming 2023 election cycle. Manley joins fellow board members Town … more
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Officials probe foul odor in New Windsor area
Peculiar odors and residue reported by residents of Orange County have led to emergency and environmental agencies to conduct investigations to determine the source of these reported occurrences. The … more
Town of Montgomery readies for agritourism
A new agritourism law meant to preserve farmland and implement the recommendations of “Vision 20/20,” the Town of Montgomery’s Comprehensive Plan, could be just a week away from … more
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Three open trustee spots in Walden
The Village of Walden election is approaching, and many are probably wondering who is hoping to sit on the board. On top of current board members re-running, Brian Sebring and Lynn Thompson, … more
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New Crawford Councilman John Barth is sworn in by Town Clerk Jessica Kempter.
Barth joins Crawford Town Board
Longtime resident and teacher John Barth is the Town of Crawford’s newest council member. After Rory Holmes resigned from the town board officially on February 1, 2023, the position remained … more
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Most Precious Blood School will host one final 8th Grade Graduation in June, before dropping grades 6-8.
MPB School dropping grades 6-8
Most Precious Blood in Walden announced last week they’d no longer be educating grades six through eight beginning in September 2023. The news comes as many Catholic schools are facing … more
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Town of Shawangunk Councilmen Robert Miller and Brian Amthor flank Police Chief Gerald Marlatt in front of an opioid emergency kit at the Town Hall.
Shawangunk gets four opioid emergency kits
The Town of Shawangunk has acquired four opioid emergency kits that will be placed in three locations in the town. Police Chief Gerald Marlatt addressed the board at its February 16 meeting and … more
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A home on Hill Avenue in the Town of Montgomery sustained heavy damage.
Fire damages Montgomery home
Montgomery Volunteer Firefighters responded, Saturday, to a structure fire on Hill Avenue. At 3:12 pm, Cars 1 & 2 arrived to find heavy smoke and flames coming from the 1/2 corner of the … more
LoCicero to seeks Shawangunk Town Board seat
Former Town of Shawangunk Highway Superintendent and current Wallkill School Board president Joseph LoCicero has announced his candidacy to run for the Shawangunk Town Board. There will be two … more
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The 230 year-old Jacob T. Walden House is in need of a new roof and other repair.
Historical Society seeks to raise funds to fix Walden House
The Historical Society of Walden and the Wallkill Valley has long served the local community with the preservation of local history and spreading knowledge of rich artifacts. In order to continue … more
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Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden ) and Sen. Peter Oberacker (R,C-Schenevus) announced their support for the creation of a universal healthy school meals program in New York at a press conference on February 16, Also pictured is Kevin Castle (far left), superintendent of schools for the Wallkill Central School District, and Sara Gunn, director of the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley.
Maher and Oberacker announce support for universal free lunch
State Assemblyman Brian Maher and Senator Peter Oberacker announced their support for legislation that would provide free lunch to all students K through 12 in New York last Friday. … more
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Stabbing reported at Pine Bush Mobil station
The Town of Crawford Police Department is investigating an incident that occurred Tuesday at the Mobil Station on State Route 52 Pine Bush.       At about 8 p.m.a … more
Man charged with sexual assault of child
On Wednesday, February 15,  at approximately 8:37 am, members of the Town of Wallkill Police Department executed a search warrant at 626 County Route 78, assisted by Members of the Orange County … more
Patricia Walsh is seeking re-instatement as principal of Marlboro Elementary School.
Marlboro principal sues school district
On February 2, Marlboro Elementary School Principal Patricia Walsh, as Petitioner, filed a lawsuit against the Marlboro School District, the Marlboro Board of Education, Superintendent Michael Rydell … more
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Christopher M. Capone has been appointed new President and CEO of Central Hudson, effective February 13.
Central Hudson CEO steps down
Charles Freni, the embattled Chief Executive Officer of Central Hudson has heeded the calls for him to step down in the wake of a wide range of consumer complaints stemming from unresolved billing … more
Legislature supports exemptions for volunteers
Resolution No. 6 of 2023 was unanimously adopted at last Thursday’s meeting of the Ulster County Legislature’s Standing Committee on Laws, Rules & Government Services. This Resolution … more
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held last Saturday to officially open CD Lighting Showroom in Marlboro. Pictured L-R Damon Mercay, Councilman Manny Cauchi, owners Dave and Chrissy Pulliam, niece Sierra Mercay, Supervisor Scott Corcoran, Councilman Dave Zambito and Melissa Mercay-Collins.
Lighting showroom opens in Marlboro
Last Saturday Dave and Chrissy Pulliam held a ceremonial ribbon cutting ceremony to mark the opening of their new business in Marlboro, called CD Lighting Showroom. Dave said the new store, … more
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County planning board reviews Villages project
The Ulster County Planning Board [UCPB] weighed in on the proposed Villages project, planned for the west side of Route 9W opposite the Bridgeview Shopping Plaza in the Town of Lloyd. When any … more
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