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The newest ambulance (affectionately named “the beast”) went into service last summer.
Town of Montgomery Ambulance Corps is a step closer to providing ALS services
On March 6, the Town of Montgomery Ambulance Corps (TOMAC) announced that they received approval from the Hudson Valley Regional Emergency Medical Advisory Committee (REMAC) to progress with … more
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KSH flag test verifies Montgomery concerns
A month ago, Montgomery residents asked the Village Planning Board to consider doing a balloon test for a proposed two-warehouse project on the northwest side of 211. On March 7, locals got what they … more
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Former Walden Mayor Andrew Uszenski has been delivering mail for 50 years and has no plans to retire.
Uszenski marks 50 years with U.S. Postal Service
Keeping a job for one year is difficult, let alone 50, but former Walden Mayor and Army Veteran Andrew Uszenski Jr. enjoys the everyday routine of work. Uszenski is celebrating 50 years at the … more
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Wallkill School Board to host special meeting
The Wallkill Board of Education will host a special board meeting on Wednesday, March 22 at the Wallkill Senior High School Library starting at 6 p.m. The special meeting will be hosted in-person and … more
Marybeth Majestic, Michael Hartner and Franco Carucci.
Gardiner Dems support Majestic for re-election
Gardiner Supervisor Marybeth Majestic and current board member Franco Carucci will seek office again this year after receiving the endorsement of the Gardiner Democratic Committee. However, … more
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A lithium battery is believed to be the cause of a fire that destroyed a Circleville home.
Circleville family lost everything in fire
On March 16, the Circleville Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 230 Shaw Road, where Frank Gonzalez and his 9-year-daughter resided. Unfortunately, the fire left the house … more
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New teen fitness program coming to Crawford
A 10-week, after school exercise program designed for teenagers is just under a month away for Town of Crawford residents. The Town of Crawford is excited to announce their brand new fitness … more
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Gardiner joins Housing Smart Community Initiative
Acknowledging that there is a lack of affordable housing in the Town of Gardiner, the Town Board approved a resolution to join Ulster County in an effort to solve the countywide housing … more
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Orange County hosting hazmat collection events on April 14-15
Orange County will host a Hazardous Waste collection event for businesses, municipalities, school districts, and farms by appointment only on April 14 and Household Hazardous Waste and Operation Safe … more
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Crawford development prompts questions
For quite some time now a 42-unit housing development intended for seniors and veterans has been in the works for the Town of Crawford. After months of changes and planning, the first public hearing … more
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Montgomery OKs warehouse expansion
A project that requires Montgomery Village Board approval before the planning board can make its final determination received a green light last week. The village board approved a proposal by … more
Lazy River given approval to expand
The Gardiner Town Board approved Lazy River Resort’s application to establish a Campground Floating District (CFD) that will allow expansion at the popular Gardiner campground. The … more
Maybrook solar farm project moves closer to approval
The Maybrook Village Board took another step along the lengthy process to establish the first solar farm on a site on the west side of Maybrook, near Cardinal Health and Taylor … more
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Citing outdoor fridge, Walden conditionally approves outdoor cafe
The fridge outside Empanada Nirvana hasn’t been brought up in some time, but at a recent village board of trustees meeting, the topic got debated once again when the local restaurant applied … more
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Walden mayor and trustee candidates come face to face
The Walden Community Council sponsored this year’s “Candidates’ Night” in Walden, where six candidates got to share their goals and beliefs with residents. The trustee … more
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St. Pat’s Ramble celebrates region’s farming heritage
Each year a small formed St. Patty Ramble committee nominates locals who are inspiring and best represent Montgomery and St. Patricks principles for grand marshal(s), and this year they decided four … more
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Oscar winner filmed in Newburgh
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus and Director of Tourism and Film, Amanda Dana, are proud to congratulate Brendan Fraser for winning the Academy Award for Best Actor for his role in the film … more
Affordable housing mandate worries Crawford officials
In early January, Governor Kathy Hochul announced a strategy to build 800,000 houses across the state in hopes to aid New York’s housing crisis. However the Town of Crawford is concerned about … more
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Binker DeWitt
DeWitt officially declares for supervisor
Saying he “gets things done,” longtime Shawangunk Deputy Supervisor Adrian “Binker” DeWitt officially has declared his candidacy for town supervisor. DeWitt announced his … more
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Strange lights in the night sky
Walden resident William Glass was surprised to see three white lights and one red light in the sky last Wednesday while driving North on Rock Cut Road in Newburgh, but was more shocked when he found … more
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