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Fire Commissioners Andy Harcher and Anne Barnhart share a proclamation from Assemblyman Brian Miller.
Celebration caps completion of firehouse project
A celebration that was more than 20 years in the making was finally held, Saturday morning, when the Wallkill Fire District officially welcomed its new firehouse with a ribbon-cutting … more
The NU Quintet, formed in 2021, aims to establish a new tradition celebrating and expanding the wind quintet.
World premieres coming to the Grand Montgomery stage
The Grand Montgomery Chamber Music series is delighted to present the NU Quintet on Sunday, January 21, at 3 p.m. The performance will take place at the Garrett Concert Stage at 36 Bridge Street, … more
Family members of Rita Freeman gather in the Maybrook Senior Center her 102nd birthday party. An additional 23 joined in the festivities via Zoom.
Maybrook centenarian publishes her second book
It’s been quite a banner year for Rita Freeman of Maybrook. She celebrated her 102nd birthday in October and had her second book published in August, a book she started writing in 2020 when the … more
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Noisy house party may prompt new Shawangunk ordinance
The Town of Shawangunk will consider passing a mass gathering ordinance after a group of angry residents complained about a noisy house party that attracted 200 people into the wee hours of the … more
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Walden man indicted on manslaughter charges
On August 4, 2021, the New York State Police at Middletown investigated a motor vehicle collision in the eastbound lanes of State Route 17 in the town of Wallkill between exits 118 and 119.  The … more
Lazy River criticism continues in Gardiner
The Lazy River Resort took it on the chin from town officials and the public again at the Gardiner Town Board meeting on October 11. Yogi Bear Jellystone Park’s request for a number of … more
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Participants in Saturday’s walk paused at the Osiris crossing for a ceremony.
Walk honors those lost to Covid
The Coronavirus pandemic has, to date, claimed more than one million American lives. Though health experts warn us that it’s not yet over, two local women felt that it was time to remember … more
A spooky spectacle
The Walden Recreation Department hosted its third annual Trunk or Treat and Halloween Parade Saturday at Bradley Park. WinnersMost Original:1. Lucas Barbera - Flashlight2. Hudson Jardon - NBC … more
Comp plan adopted by Gardiner
The Town of Gardiner’s long delayed Comprehensive Plan was unanimously adopted by the Gardiner Town Board at its May 3 meeting. The board voted 5-0 to approve the new Comprehensive Plan … more
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‘Floating zone’ approved for senior-vets project
A proposed 80-unit apartment complex behind the Montgomery Shop Rite continues to gain support from the town board. The board, last week, adopted a resolution to amend the town’s zoning map … more
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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Dos Amigos II opened last month at the site of the former Dolan’s Market in Wallkill.
Dos Amigos II opens in Wallkill
The opening of Dos Amigos II in Wallkill has drawn enthusiastic response from Town of Shawangunk officials who hope the new restaurant will spur more development in the downtown area of the … more
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Business Council hosts annual meeting and mixer
Multi-colored flannels and cowboy boots were seen all over Pleasantly Divine Stables for the Business Council of Greater Montgomery’s annual meeting and mixer held on Wednesday, Nov … more
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Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) honored local Vietnam War veteran Robert Lewis of Wallkill on National Vietnam War Veterans Day in the Assembly on Wednesday, March 29.
Wallkill Vietnam Vet honored for exemplary service
Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) honored local Vietnam War veteran Robert Lewis of Wallkill for his exemplary and heroic service during the conflict and continued advocacy for … more
This year’s leaders: Matt and Courtenay Grogan, the Walden Historical Society, Blue Fox Books, and William Sestrom.
Walden celebrates its community leaders
Leaders serve various roles in their communities, set examples for those around them, and contribute immensely to education, business, volunteer work, and other fields of work. The Village of Walden … more
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Gardiner ends up cutting taxes
Town of Gardiner taxpayers got some good news when the Town Board reversed course and approved a budget that cuts the amount to be raised by taxes by 4.5 percent in 2023. The Town Board had … more
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Joe Prior Sr., surrounded by family members after being honored as the Town of Montgomery Citizen of the Month.
Church Elder is Citizen of the Month
Joe Prior Sr. wasn’t born in Montgomery, but now that his name is on a plaque in town hall, he jokes that maybe he could be considered a Montgomery native now. Prior is the Town of … more
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QuickChek plans move forward
The Town of Montgomery planning board kicked off the new year with an update to QuickChek’s gas station and convenience store, a project proposed for Scott’s Corner, during its January 8 … more
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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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Walden’s Hill Street Bridge, spanning the Tin Brook, has been closed to vehicle traffic since 2013.
Town doesn’t want to pay for Hill Street Bridge
Village of Walden residents have waited for a long time for the Hill Bridge rehabilitation, and after discussion amongst Town of Montgomery Board members, there’s a chance it may never … more
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