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The Bridgeview community now has new LED lighting throughout their development.
Bridgeview gets new street lights
Last week the Town of Lloyd delivered on a long promised project to upgrade the street lighting at the Bridgeview development. Town Councilman John Fraino coordinated the project and managed the … more
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Highland High School Science teacher Christopher Sgro (center) is honored by Highland Central School District Superintendent Joel Freer (left) and Assistant Superintendent for Curriculum and Instruction William Zimmer (right) for receiving the 2022 Northeast Region Award for Excellence in High School Teaching. Each year, the American Chemical Society (ACS) Division of Chemical Education presents this award to recognize, encourage, and stimulate outstanding teachers of high school chemistry in the ACS regions.
Highland science teacher wins prestigious award
The Highland Central School District is proud to announce that Highland High School (HHS) Science teacher Christopher Sgro has been named the recipient of the 2022 Northeast Region Award for … more
42-unit development planned for Crawford
The Town of Crawford could potentially get a new large residential development if all goes well with approvals and development. The building, which would be located at 65 Boniface Dr., would … more
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New home sought for stray cats
Ninety-five-year-old Village of Montgomery resident Flora Stimpfel has always fed stray cats in her backyard throughout the years, but over time their numbers have swelled. Now her daughter Honor … more
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Maybrook to draft solar law
There are a few homes in Maybrook with solar panels on the roof. There are no so-called solar panel farms, but one is in the works. So, said Mayor Dennis Leahy, Village Attorney Kelly Naughton has … more
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Julie Shiroishi and Rob Rolison
Dutchess County residents battle for 39th Senate seat
In the newly created 39th Senate District for the State of New York, Julie Shiroishi [D-Beacon] and Rob Rolison [R-Poughkeepsie] will both be seeking the Senate seat in early November. Both … more
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Ryan probe drags on
The investigation of Plattekill Police Chief Joseph Ryan’s accident in his patrol car in New Jersey on September 1 continues to drag on with no end in sight. There has been no update on the … more
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Lloyd water and sewer Committee suspends meetings
A recent story in the Southern Ulster Times revealed that for years the town’s water and sewer Committee failed to keep and submit meeting minutes to the town, even though every committee is … more
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The Highland Rotary Team walked in memory of Donna Deeprose Diaz who passed away in January from Alzheimer’s. Kneeling is Holly Brooker; Front Row (l. – r.): Deb Laubach, Bruce Desmond (holding sign), Chris Sorbello (holding sign), Rich Roza, Gary Pregno and John Cavanaugh; Back Row (l. – r.): Don Verity, Steve Laubach, Rafael Diaz, Tony Marmo and Adam Pregno.
Alzheimer’s walk returns to Walkway
October is always the perfect month to schedule a Walk to End Alzheimer’s and although this year the weather was a bit cooler and fog floated in the air, people still came out to the Walkway … more
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Student Representative Brett Belcastro
Marlboro honors Board of Education
Marlboro Superintendent Michael Rydell said that last week was School Board Recognition Week in New York State. He said each of the board members, “have received a small token of our … more
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Spooky spectacle!
Saturday’s Trunk or Treat drew more than 500 people to the Thomas Felten Memorial Park for some Halloween fun. more
Calvary Pastor J. Edward Lewis [center in blue] joins together with the Buffalo Soldiers to celebrate the fire prevention fair’s success and Calvary Church.
Calvary says ‘thank you’ to firefighters
Calvary Presbyterian Church and the Newburgh Fire Department welcomed community residents and supporters on Saturday, October 22 to their Fire Prevention and Safety Fair to celebrate the church and … more
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Lack of volunteers impacts town budget
With the preliminary budget, New Windsor Town Supervisor George Meyers is satisfied with the current fiscal state of the town going forward into 2023. “We stayed under the tax cap again and … more
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Guest speaker Ian Hockley presenting “The Butterfly Effect: Inspiring the Empathetic Leaders of Tomorrow” at Mount Saint Mary College.
Sandy Hook dad discusses importance of empathy
Mount Saint Mary College’s Center for Adolescent Research and Development (CARD) presented “The Butterfly Effect: Inspiring the Empathetic Leaders of Tomorrow” with guest speaker … more
Town of Newburgh increase less than 1%
The Newburgh Town Board approved and adopted the Town and Special Districts Budgets for the 2023 Fiscal Year during their regular workshop meeting on Monday, October 24. The adopted budget amount of … more
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Who You Gonna Call?
Frightful fun celebration
The Town of Newburgh and Town of Newburgh Emergency Medical Services [TONEMS] hosted their annual Trunk or Treat celebrations last Friday and welcomed many Newburgh families in costume who came to … more
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Ambulance proposals received, no decision in Walden
Village of Walden residents are eager to know if they are getting an ambulance service like neighboring villages as 2022 is coming to a close. On Tuesday, October 18, the Village of Walden Board … more
Food Bank of the Hudson Valley is moving ahead with plans to build a distribution center in Montgomery.
Food Bank plans move forward
Plans to build a new warehouse for the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley in Montgomery are moving along, with the not-for-profit receiving a go-ahead last week from the Montgomery Village Board. The … more
Shawangunk to exceed tax cap
Town of Shawangunk officials have always been proud of the fact that they haven’t exceeded the 2.0 percent tax cap since it was mandated by New York State in 2012. But when a public hearing … more
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Town and Village of Montgomery in talks to share treatment plant
The Town of Montgomery and Village of Montgomery could possibly be in the works to share a brand new wastewater treatment plant. Due to capacity issues, Montgomery is a few years away from … more
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