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William Fairchild
Brothers in life: brothers in arms
This is the story of two men from the Village of Walden: William and Lyman Fairchild. The brothers were born in Chenango County, New York; William in 1833 and Lyman in 1826 to Treat and Electa Warner … more
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Play For Your Freedom’s first Wellness Workshop on January 28, 2016 at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center.
Play For Your Freedom helps Veterans on and off the field
When David Lionheart of Newburgh met up with his friends ten years ago for a recreational game of football, he had no idea he would be changing his life and the lives of others. What started as a way … more
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Veterans and active service members gathered for a photo afterwards.
Walden says thank you for your service
On a warm November afternoon, Walden residents gathered at a hillside overlooking the Wallkill River to say thank you. The annual Veterans Day and Brick Dedication Ceremony, Sunday, was an … more
Maher captures 101st Assembly seat
Town of Montgomery Supervisor Brian Maher is headed to Albany. Maher, a former aide to Republican State Senator William Larkin defeated Democrat Matthew Mackey to capture the 101st Assembly … more
Metzger declares victory in Ulster County Executive race
Democrat and Working Families Party candidate Jen Metzger was elected to the Office of Ulster County Executive this evening, defeating Republican and Conservative Party opponent, James Quigley, III … more
More details offered for Villages project
Kelly Lybolt, of KRC Planning, recently gave a summary to the Lloyd Planning Board on the current status of the Village in the Hudson Valley Assisted Living/Senior Housing project that is slated to … more
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Plattekill tax levy up slightly
Faced with ever increasing employee benefits, the Town of Plattekill adopted its 2023 budget on Nov. 2 with a 1.2 percent increase in the tax levy. The Town Board voted unanimously to adopt the … more
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State Senator Michelle Hinchey poses with Town of Lloyd Officials after securing a $200,000 state grant to complete the final phase of construction on the Assemblyman Frank Skartados Education Building.
Hinchey announces $200,000 for Community Center
Senator Michelle Hinchey has secured a $200,000 state grant for the Town of Lloyd to complete the final phase of construction on the Assemblyman Frank Skartados Education Building, a center for … more
Marlboro addresses comptroller’s concerns
Last week the Marlboro School Board approved the State Comptroller’s corrective action plan concerning technology user accounts in the district. In a letter addressed to the Superintendent … more
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Supporters of Republican candidates turned out in Thomas Felten Memorial Park, Saturday, for a Get Out the Vote Rally hosted by Republican candidates.
GOP candidates headline rally in Modena
Supporters of Republican candidates turned out in Thomas Felten Memorial Park, Saturday, for a Get Out the Vote Rally hosted by Republican candidates. more
Historic train station plays host to a series of art shows
For the past month, several ‘pop-up’ art shows have taken place at the Milton Train Station where a number of local artists have presented their work. Last week was the third and final … more
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Shachi Pandey [right] explains the project concept to a customer at 2 Alices who offers his own additional input on the project.
Greenway projects pitched by Scenic Hudson
Members and volunteers of Scenic Hudson welcomed residents of the City of Newburgh and Town of New Windsor to participate in activities, offer feedback and suggest design concepts during a series of … more
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Mount to honor business leaders
Join Mount Saint Mary College for its 13th Annual Leadership Gala Reception, celebrating two pillars of the local community, on Friday, December 2. Mount alumnus Lou Bach ’82, president of … more
Congressman Pat Ryan with Former President Bill Clinton last Wednesday in New Windsor.
Former President Clinton tours Purple Heart Hall
Former President Bill Clinton and Rep. Pat Ryan (D, NY-19) toured the Purple Heart Hall of Honor in New Windsor together as they recalled relatives who fought in the war on Wednesday, Nov. 2. … more
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Congressman Pat Ryan cast an early ballot Sunday at the New Paltz Community Center, with help from his son Theo.
Ryan defeats Schmitt in 18th Congressional race
Newly-elected Congressman Pat Ryan, fresh from victory in a special election in the 19th Congressional District, was elected to a full term on the Hill, Tuesday, capturing the newly-redrawn 18th … more
Town of Newburgh could soon be home of ‘Fabulous Events’
Following an initial site plan appearance and presentation, the Town of Newburgh Planning Board approved to declare an intent for lead agency for the project known as Fabulous Events during their … more
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Walden agrees to join ambulance district
After months of discussion, the Village of Walden is finally ready to join the new Town of Montgomery Ambulance District. That decision is expected to pave the way for the town to choose its … more
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Shawangunk to exceed state tax cap
The Shawangunk Town Board has exceeded the state-mandated 2.0 percent tax cap for the first time since New York State implemented it in 2012. Following a lightly attended public hearing at its … more
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Walden’s Hill Street Bridge, spanning the Tin Brook, has been closed to vehicle traffic since 2013.
Town doesn’t want to pay for Hill Street Bridge
Village of Walden residents have waited for a long time for the Hill Bridge rehabilitation, and after discussion amongst Town of Montgomery Board members, there’s a chance it may never … more
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Gardiner ends up cutting taxes
Town of Gardiner taxpayers got some good news when the Town Board reversed course and approved a budget that cuts the amount to be raised by taxes by 4.5 percent in 2023. The Town Board had … more
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