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Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan with New Paltz Rescue Squad board members, Chief Matthew Goodnow and staff.
Ulster awards $1.5 million to non-profits
Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan announced this week that 50 local non-profit organizations have been selected for awards of up to $50,000 through The Non-Profit Recovery and Resilience Grant … more
ATVS and motorbikes are prohibited to be driven on public roadways or on public properties in the city of Newburgh.
ATVs wreak havoc
Local leaders are looking to crack down and take all-terrain vehicles [ATV], dirt bikes and other off road vehicles off the streets in order to maintain public safety. The New York State [NYS] … more
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Staffing still a sore subject for firefighters
Over the course of the past few months, fire department staffing and overtime pay continue to be at the forefront of conversation between the City of Newburgh officials and staff and the City of … more
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Damian DePauw overlooks the shop as guests start to make their way in.
Rise and Ride Bike Shop opens
Newburgh Rise and Ride Bike Shop celebrated its official grand opening on Saturday, August 6 from noon to four with a bike rodeo, free food, a DJ, raffles and an opportunity for visitors to see the … more
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A swimmer makes a dive into the water.
Newburgh to Beacon swim benefits the River Pool
On the morning of Saturday, July 30, 144 swimmers gathered together with their families and supporters in preparation for the River Pool at Beacon’s 2022 18th Annual Great Newburgh to Beacon … more
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Valley Central security plans move forward
With the 2022-2023 school year slated to commence in just under a month, Valley Central School District officials and local municipalities are moving ahead with a security plan to have police … more
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Walden: still no plans for ambulance service
With a town-wide ambulance district scheduled to go into effect in less than five months, Walden still has no plans for ambulance service. The village is not part of the recently-created ambulance … more
Plattekill Girl Scouts had plenty of cookies for sale at the Town of Shawangunk PBA-sponsored National Night Out Aug. 2 at Wallkill’s Garrison Park.
Shawangunk celebrates National Night Out
A dunking tank was a popular spot for those attending the National Night Out sponsored by the Town of Shawangunk Police Benevolent Association (PGA) Aug. 2 at Garrison Park in Wallkill. Early on … more
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The Arnott House, prior to its relocation and restoration on the Amazon property.
Historic home to house Vietnam Veterans
The historic Arnott House, saved from wrecker’s ball and relocated when Amazon built a warehouse near the intersection of Routes 17K and 747 in the Town of Montgomery, will have new life as a … more
Gardiner cell tower approved
The long odyssey to erect a 110-foot cell tower to improve cellphone coverage in the western part of the Town of Gardiner is apparently over after the Town Board voted 4-1 to approve Wireless … more
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Town of Montgomery hires new IDA director
The Town of Montgomery IDA Board announced the unanimously approved hiring of Felicia R. Kalan as the new IDA Executive Director effective August 1 on a part-time basis. “I believe Felicia … more
Planning Board member Cindy Lanzetta showed a chart to the Town Board on how a home may be divided up during discussions of rentals in Marlborough.
Marlborough grapples with rental law
The Marlborough Town Board has been grappling with the definitions and the realities of what are short term home rentals vs. what are bed and breakfast places. Supervisor Scott Corcoran said … more
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Marlborough Supervisor Scott Corcoran recently spoke at a Networking meeting of the agri-tourism organization Meet Me in Marlborough.
Agri-tourism group reunites
The agri-tourism organization Meet Me in Marlborough has brought back their networking events. They met recently at the Brix Gastropub restaurant. MMiM Director Sheila Mannese said they decided … more
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Highland Artist Beth Walters-Storyk stands beside one of her paintings, ‘Magical Garden Triptych’
Highland resident returns to her art
In the past few years local Highland artist Beth Walters-Storyk has been devoting her time to creating very personal and colorful works of art in her studio. Last week, for the first time, she … more
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‘I Voted’ stickers contest produces a runaway winner
An election sticker described by the New York Times as “an electric concoction of colors: a pink and purple and turquoise creature with a wild bloodshot stare, a toothy neon grin and spiderlike … more
New superintendent settles in
As the days start to count down to the beginning of a new academic year for teachers, parents and students, Dr. Jackielyn Manning Campbell prepares to lead the Newburgh Enlarged City School District … more
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Library losing mall space
The Newburgh Free Library Town Branch celebrates its 10th anniversary in the Newburgh Mall this coming August, but now a recent relocation announcement has raised some concerns. On Monday, July … more
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GROW Newburgh owners Jaclyn and Ernest Ramos.
Plant lovers seeing business GROW
In just a few short weeks since opening, GROW Newburgh, located at 42 Liberty Street, has started to grow and gain a loyal following for their plants, localized products and design services as the … more
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Hotel tax signed into law
Assembly member Jonathan Jacobson (D-104) and State Senator James Skoufis (D-39) have announced that Governor Kathy Hochul has signed their bill authorizing a hotel/motel tax in the City of Newburgh. … more
Warehouse project draws more objections
Another warehouse project in the Town of Montgomery means more opposition from nearby residents and more complaints for the town’s planning board. That board held a public scoping session … more
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