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Map shows two proposed Critical Environmental Areas in purple as well as an existing one (in green) in the Town of Shawangunk.
Town hears pitch to create Critical Environmental Areas
The Montgomery Town Board heard from members of its Conservation Advisory Council (CAC) and the general public last week which sought to protect two critical watersheds within its boundaries. … more
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Croquet Tournament winners Pat and Mike Quiana with their trophy stand between Tournament Organizer Roy Spells and City Councilman Anthony Grice.
A game for the ages
City of Newburgh residents joined the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands and the Office of the Orange County Historian for an afternoon of traditional fun and recreation with … more
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Montgomery Free Library
Montgomery Library asks for help
The Montgomery Free Library has long served residents in the Montgomery area, but after cutting hours and a price increase in books, they’re asking the board for financial help. Currently … more
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McClinton blasts Plattekill Dems for lack of support
Marisa McClinton had hoped to break the Republican stranglehold on the Plattekill Town Board in this November’s election. But she’s pulled out of the race, blasting the town’s … more
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Visitors enjoyed the spectacle.
Downing Park hosts Juneteenth celebration
The City of Newburgh celebrated the 2nd Annual Juneteenth Celebration in Downing Park on Sunday, savoring local food, music and supporting local business. This celebratory event was organized by … more
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Villages makes changes in site plan
Lloyd Planning Board member Carl DiLorenzo pointed out that current plans for the proposed Villages residential project no longer show an outdoor pool. He asked project representative Kelly Libolt if … more
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Highland to host public forum on Capital Project
Community members who are interested in learning more about the two Highland Central School District Capital Project propositions that will be on the ballot on Tuesday, October 18 are encouraged to … more
Ulster celebrates Earth Week with launch of nature bus
Ulster County is thrilled to announce the launch of its trailblazing initiative, the Nature Bus, a new program that kicks off for Earth Week and runs through October 12. Spearheaded by Ulster County … more
Last Thursday afternoon a fire broke out at the LaMela Sanitation Service on Route 9W in Marlboro.
Fire strikes LaMela Sanitation
At 3 p.m. on Thursday, August 31, a call came in to 911 that a fire had broken out at the LaMela Sanitation Services at 1118 Route 9W in Marlboro.   Marlboro Fire Chief Erick Masten … more
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A&A Spa located at 357 Windsor Highway.
NWPD make arrest in prostitution investigation
The Town of New Windsor Police Department uncovered a prostitution operation at A&A Spa located at 357 Windsor Highway and arrested an involved employee. The investigation into the business took … more
Tillson-Toc project begins in Highland
At last week’s Lloyd Town Board meeting, Supervisor Dave Plavchak said he meets with Barton & Loguidice every other Wednesday to discuss the progress of the long-planned realignment … more
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Josephine Bloomfield, Esther Garcia, Aaron Bloomfield, Ed Bloomfield, Doris Rodriguez and Carol Cuevas-Howard (left to right) pose for a photo while preparing for the “Free Prom Dresses” events at Temple Sinai in Middletown.
Students find their perfect prom dress in Middletown
Need a dress for the prom, but a little short of cash? No worries. Josephine and Ed Bloomfield can help you. After starting this initiative 20 years ago with the Minisink Valley Rotary Club, the … more
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Golden Krust owner Unique Gray [left] welcomed guests to the family and friends gathering on Wednesday, October 5 and showed the store layout and food options.
Golden Krust opens in Town of Newburgh
Golden Krust officially welcomed customers on Thursday, October 6 to their new location at 50 Route 17K Suite 114 in the Target Plaza with hot food, cold drinks and conversation all around. An … more
One of two options for the exterior facade for the pool house.
City’s pool designer presents new plans
Engineering firm Clark Patterson Lee (CPL) has completed 30 percent of the design update on the Delano Hitch Aquatic Center. CPL returned before the Newburgh City Council during their regular work … more
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Marlborough approves River Vista subdivision
  The Marlborough Planning Board tackled a packed agenda at its November 20 meeting, approving a two-lot subdivision, holding two public hearings and taking a first look at three new … more
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Environmental concern for Britain Woods
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board declared a positive declaration for the project known as Britain Woods during their regular meeting on Thursday, October 6. Britain Woods, represented by … more
Winners of the Wallkill Sparkle and Shine Contest were honored at last week’s Shawangunk Town Board meeting.
Shawangunk honors best and brightest in light contest
The Shawangunk Town Board recognized the Vision of Wallkill’s Sparkle & Shine Award winners at its January 5 meeting. A couple of weeks before Christmas, local businesses and residents … more
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More than a year after the wooded area behind the NFA Main campus was cleared, the district may be ready to begin construction.
Design updated for CTE complex
Engineering firm Clark Patterson Lee (CPL) and the construction management firm the Palombo Group appeared before the Newburgh Board of Education and the greater Newburgh public and presented an … more
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Large audience at Wednesday’s Town of Plattekill Board meeting making its feelings known about a proposed local law that would ban motor vehicle racing in the entire town.
Plattekill board hosts hearing on controversial local law
Although the Plattekill Town Board passed a budget that would increase the amount to be raised by taxes by 8.6 percent in 2024, the hot topic at Wednesday’s meeting was a public hearing on a … more
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Robert Minard, (standing left) owner of the property speaks in support of the proposed project by Blooming Hill Farm at a June meeting.
New Windsor Farm-to-table clears legal hurdle
The New Windsor Town Board voted and approved during their meeting on October 5 to amend a local law to change permitted usage in the town’s residential zone to allow the entity known as … more
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