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Cornwall project draws NW concerns
The Town of Cornwall Planning Board will host a public scoping session at Cornwall Central High School on Monday, March 6 at 7 p.m. to receive public comments on a proposed project known in town … more
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Sylvia Santiago and Kelly Allegra
Two seek re-election in New Windsor
Councilwoman Sylvia Santiago and Town Clerk Kelly Allegra of New Windsor will be seeking reelection this coming fall. Both candidates will be running on the Democratic line and are the only announced … more
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Donna Cornell twice lauded for leadership and service in the Hudson Valley
Hudson Valley native, business woman, author and philanthropist Donna Cornell is set to receive two prestigious honors this spring for her decades of service to the Hudson Valley. Cornell will be … more
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Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus (left) and Robert Doss.
Doss named Orange County’s Deputy Commissioner of Emergency Services, Police Liaison
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus has named Robert Doss as the County’s Deputy Commissioner of Emergency Services, Police Liaison. Doss most recently served as the Town of New … more
Walden trustees demand better garbage service
The Village of Walden is preparing for a new garbage contract, and trustees seem to care most about it protecting and supporting local residents. Their current contract expires May 21, and … more
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Kenneth Ronk formally announcing his candidacy for town supervisor on Saturday, outside of Shawangunk Town Hall.
Ken Ronk launches Shawangunk campaign
Standing not too far from where he hopes to start working soon, Ken Ronk Jr. officially announced his candidacy for Town of Shawangunk Supervisor in front of family, friends and supporters Saturday … more
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Brescia unopposed in two races
L. Stephen Brescia, the Village of Montgomery’s longest-serving mayor, and Orange County Legislator, also wants to wants to be Town of Montgomery Supervisor. At the moment, at least, he is … more
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Kristen Brown, Cindy Voss and Mark Hoyt
TOM Republicans choose Voss and Hoyt over incumbent Brown
It came as a shock to Kristen Brown, sitting councilwoman for the Town of Montgomery, when she failed to receive an endorsement from the Town of Montgomery Republican Committee last week. Instead … more
Senator James Skoufis [center] announced his launch of an official Senate probe into the county and surrounding state IDAs.
Skoufis launches probe of Orange County IDA
State Senator James Skoufis [D-Cornwall] as chair of the Senate’s Investigations & Government Operations Committee, announced Wednesday that he has launched a new Senate probe into recently … more
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Fire at City Terrace
The City of Newburgh Fire Department responded to an alarm of fire at 87 City Terrace at 2:15 a.m., Sunday morning. Units arrived and found the third floor fully involved.  A second alarm was … more
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Plattekill residents fill town hall to oppose landfill.
Plattekill residents oppose landfill
Town of Plattekill residents nearly filled the Town Hall on February 15 to tell their town leaders they must put a stop to the possible siting of a county landfill in the town. According to a … more
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Dara Kaplan
Case dismissed against fired Marlboro Assistant Principal
Last week, after about 15 months, the court case against fired Marlboro Assistant Principal Dara Kaplan was ‘dismissed in the interest of justice’ by Marlboro Judge Daniel Jackson, … more
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Villages questioned on key project items
Last week, the Lloyd Town Board returned to the Villages application for a Planned Residential Retirement Development [PRRD] that was submitted by Florida-based developer Marc Sanderson. The Town … more
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Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger delivering her state of the county message last week in Ellenville.
Metzger pledges investment in housing, workforce
Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger delivered her 2023 State of the County address on Wednesday night at Ellenville High School to an audience that included local elected and County government … more
Lloyd reviews short-term rental law
After a new town law is adopted, it sometimes takes a period of time to smooth out the “kinks.” This appears especially true for the Lloyd Planning Board as they began reviewing their … more
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Samantha Bittman, Untitled, 2020, courtesy of the artist.
Dorsky Museum announces Hudson Valley Artists 2023 Purchase Award
The Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz is pleased to announce the acquisition of new artwork by regional artist Samantha Bittman for its permanent collection. Both a textile work and a … more
Photo Ty Cole for Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail
Fjord Trail begins work on Breakneck Upper Overlook
Hudson Highlands Fjord Trail, Inc., New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation (OPRHP), Metro-North Railroad (MNR), and New York-New Jersey Trail Conference (NYNJTC) … more
Chief Robert Doss embraces his wife Jennifer as he prepares to take his final ride via police escort.
NW welcomes new police chief as Doss retires
New Windsor Police Chief Robert Doss concluded over 25 years of service to the New Windsor Police Department with a final walkout ceremony on Thursday, February 16. Doss’s successor as chief … more
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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
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