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Danskammer Energy responds to Scenic Hudson
Following an open discussion held by Scenic Hudson on the current Danskammer power plant, Michelle Hook, Vice President of Public Affairs for Danskammer Energy LLC provided corrections and … more
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Lloyd Planning Board approves solar array
Last week the Lloyd Planning Board unanimously approved a resolution granting site plan approval and a special use permit for a proposed ground mounted solar energy system for Toni Saychek on his 9.6 … more
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At the clam steaming pot at the recent Milton Lobster and Clam Bake were (l. – r.) Jason Irhig, Nick Lofaro, Kyle Harney (front), Anthony Primavera and Alex Winterleiner.
Milton lobster & clam bake was a grand success
The weather last Saturday for this year’s lobster & clam bake fundraiser for the Milton Fire Department can be described in one simple word – perfect. This annual event was started … more
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Marlborough seeks a simpler process
At their last meeting the Marlborough Town Board amended a section of their town code pertaining to the definitions of ‘Lot Line Change’ and ‘Subdivisions.’ Supervisor … more
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Pine Bush aims to be proactive with Code of Conduct
Pine Bush Central School District held its annual Code of Conduct Hearing on Tuesday, August 23, in conjunction with the Board of Education Meeting. Superintendent of Schools Brian Dunn opened by … 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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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
Valley Central School Board member resigns
Valley Central School District Board of Education President Joseph Bond announced that board member Dee Wright-Kelly would be resigning from the Board effective the Monday, August 22, 2022, Board of … more
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Orange County announces initiative promoting food waste diversion and composting
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus, the County’s Planning Department and the Orange County DPW, Division of Environmental Facilities and Services (DEFS) have announced a series of new … more
A USAF F-16 Thunderbird flies over Orange County Airport in Montgomery, Thursday, in preparation for the upcoming NY International Air Show this weekend. Last-minute improvements are made on the ground at the airport.
Road closures announced for air show
With the New York International Air Show coming to Orange County Airport for the third consecutive year, the Town of Montgomery has announced road closures for this upcoming weekend. North and … more
Burn notice issued in Plattekill
Due to the drought conditions in the Town of Plattekill, Supervisor Jennifer Salemo has declared a state of emergency that bans the burning of any materials outdoors.      Salemo … more
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Gardiner declares state of emergency
A State of Emergency is hereby declared in the Town of Gardiner, effective at 3 p.m. on August 24, 2022. The State of Emergency has been declared due to drought conditions, which, according to … 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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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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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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Brooks bids a final farewell
Marlboro Superintendent Michael Brooks moderated his final School Board meeting last week that was held in the new music room at the Middle School. Brooks sat down with the Southern Ulster Times … more
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The Lloyd Town Board approved hiring Brady J. Robin [center] as a part time dispatcher and Richard Belliveau Jr. as a full time Police Officer at the recommendation of Chief James Janso.
Lloyd approves water tank
Last week the Lloyd Town Board approved the installation of a new water storage tank at a cost of $2,525,000 that will be financed by a bond. Supervisor Dave Plavchak said the board awarded the … more
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City adjusting to new parking meters
Newburgh residents and visitors carrying change to pay the meters has now become a thing of the past, with new parking pay stations now in operation The new meters feature a Pay by Plate system, … more
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The Hudson Valley Hotel and Conference Center was deemed unsafe in July and now seeks remediation by the owner and other interested parties.
Remediation planned for unsafe hotel
The Newburgh Town Board will return for another special at 1 p.m. on Monday, October 3 at the town hall to further address the Hudson Valley Hotel and Conference Center site at 90 Route 17K that was … more
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A gathering was held Saturday at Downing Park.
For the Many hosts community block party
Local grassroots organization For The Many [FTM] hosted a community block party in Downing Park to meet and reconnect with community members and to share information on their newest local campaign … more
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