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The Toys for Tots Train arrived Sunday afternoon to collect donated toys.
The U.S. Marine Corps’ Toys for Tots Train makes its annual visit to Montgomery
Nothing quite sends a Christmas message like the site of an antique train pulling into Montgomery crossing on a snowy Sunday afternoon. This year marked the 10th annual visit of the U.S. Marine … more
Fire on Tower Avenue
Fire in a two-story residence at 301 Tower Avenue in Maybrook on Monday caused heavy damage to the structure. As firefighters arrived on the scene, heavy fire was shown on the second floor. The … more
New rental law in discussion for Walden
A new short term rental law is in talks for Walden.The village board is considering the new law largely based on the Village of Goshen’s established short term rental local law that was … more
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Maybrook Mayor Dennis Leahy (l.) presents the Joseph E. Dineen 2022 Award to long-time Church of the Assumption volunteers Deacon Edward Grosso and his wife Barbara. The deacon served in the parish and, with his wife, taught in the program, with Mrs. Grosso also director of the program.
Ed and Barbara Grosso receive coveted Dineen Award
Monday’s Maybrook Village Board meeting was a night to recognize long-time Church of the Assumption volunteers as Deacon Edward Grosso and his wife Barbara received the Joseph E. Dineen 2022 … more
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Immediate Past Chair and Vice Chairman Jeffrey D. Crist (Right) and Chairman of the Board Norman “Marti” Sassi (left) bury the time capsule.
Walden Savings Bank buries time capsule
Walden Savings Bank’s board of directors, bank employees and others met on Tuesday, November 22 on the bright green hill outside of the Montgomery Walden Savings Bank to bury a time capsule in … more
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Pine Bush’s giving tree shows true spirit of the season
Three years ago, Michael Gessel Jr. and his mother, Kristen Gessel found that they had an abundance of scarves, hats and gloves lying around their house. The pair put strings between trees at the end … more
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Valley Central High School Alumnus Ben Noll in Aoraki/Mount Cook, South Island, New Zealand in July 2022.
Valley Central Alumnus Ben Noll talks winter in the Hudson Valley
With nearly 58,000 followers on Twitter and 30,000 on Facebook, Montgomery native Ben Noll is one of the Hudson Valley’s most beloved hometown weather forecasters. Noll attended Montgomery … more
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Ulster Legislature approves 2023 budget
By a 20-2 vote, the Ulster County Legislature, Monday, approved the 2023 spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year beginning January 1. The $378 million county budget comprises the means to provide … more
Ken Ronk
Ronk eyes top spot
Ulster County legislator and county Republican chairman Ken Ronk Jr. is seriously considering running for the Town of Shawangunk Supervisor in the 2023 election. Ronk joins current Town Board … more
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Apartment complex eyed for 17K
A three-building, 261-unit apartment building is in talks to be built on New York 17K, just west of Scott’s Corners, but Montgomery residents have concerns. The proposed build, … more
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Local attorney Dyer Halpern addresses the Town of Shawangunk board about the arrest of a short-term rental owner.
Airbnb owner hauled into court
A local attorney took the Town of Shawangunk to task for hauling a property owner into court for allegedly operating a short-term rental in violation of the town’s zoning laws. Dyer Halpern, … more
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PB to use Covid funds for new turf field
Pine Bush High School athletic fields will soon receive an upgrade under the Coronavirus Relief Fund according to district officials. At the November 22, 2022, Board of Education Meeting, Assistant … more
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Michael Beck stands beside a grill in his newly opened Beck’s Wallkill hardware and home and garden center in Wallkill.
Beck’s Hardware opens in Wallkill
When a customer enters the new Beck’s Wallkill hardware store and home and garden center, owner Michael Beck said he wants them to feel welcome. “Our whole business is built on … more
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The Nutcracker highlights GNSO holiday concert
The Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra (GNSO) presents another spectacular Holiday Concert – O Night Divine -- on December 10, starting at 4 pm at Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh. The … more
Orange Legislature unanimously adopts 2023 budget
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus released the following statement on Thursday, Dec. 1 in response to the County Legislature adopting the 2023 Executive Recommended Budget with a vote of … more
Joint town and village of Montgomery meeting cancelled
A planned joint meeting between the Montgomery Town Board and the Montgomery Village Board, originally scheduled for Monday, December 5, has been cancelled. The meeting to discussed the … more
Strangers on the day before Thanksgiving, the Reichardt family (left) and the Williams-Rugaber family are now friends.
German family finds welcome in Montgomery
A hopeful Facebook post turned into something more for Marit Reichardt and her family, as they spent their first Thanksgiving in America at a stranger’s house. In 2008, Marit … more
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Pleasantly Devine Stables receives waiver to allow commercial traffic
In early 2022, Pleasantly Devine Stables sought approval to become an events venue. While waiting and still not hearing back from the Montgomery planning board for seven months, they faced another … more
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Owners Marlene Wood and Taylor Raimundo inside of their brand new shop.
Montgomery Mercantile opens
On a chilly but sunny Saturday morning, residents came out for the grand opening of the newest Village of Montgomery addition: Montgomery Mercantile. Mother-daughter pair Marlene Wood and Taylor … more
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Small Business Saturday a success
The Town of Montgomery and neighboring areas might have been a bit more full of people and shopping bags this past Saturday. The annual Small Business Saturday event, put on by the Business … more
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