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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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Walden's overdose memorial decorated with padlocks for those lost.
Walden hosts 3rd annual Overdose Awareness Memorial
Residents of the Village of Walden and local visitors gathered near 104 East Main Street on August 31 around 6 p.m. to observe International Overdose Awareness Day, a time of remembrance for lost … more
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Social media blamed for fighting at Pine Bush
A disruptive social media presence is seen as public enemy number one after two days of fighting at Pine Bush High School. Two incidents – one on Wednesday and a second on Thursday - that … more
Sharon Toney-Finch founded The YIT Foundation in loving memory of her son Yerik to raise awareness of premature births, offer assistance to preemies (and their families), and provide a place to stay or transportation while the babies are in NICU. The foundation also helps homeless and low-income military service veterans in need of living assistance.
YIT: helping babies and homeless vets
After seeing the devastation our country endured following the attacks on September 11, 2001, Sullivan County native Sharon Toney-Finch joined the Army in 2006 and never looked back. She soon headed … 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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Real Deal’s warehouse plans spark intense discussion
The Town of Montgomery’s August 28 planning board meeting featured a lengthy public hearing on Real Deal Management’s warehouse site plan, among other projects proposed for the area. … more
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SEVERE WEATHER ALERT
SEVERE WEATHER ALERTRelease Date: May 16, 2022*SEVERE WEATHER ALERT*The National Weather Service is predicting strong storms today most likely after 4PM. Storms are predicted to have damaging winds, … more
Maybrook’s letter to the DOT included photos.
Maybrook asks state to fix sidewalks
The Homestead Avenue sidewalk photos Maybrook Mayor Dennis Leahy has sent the N.Y.S. Dept. Of Transportation (DOT) are horrifying: huge cracks that run the width of the sidewalk between Jewel and … more
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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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Labor Day weekend tradition returns to Montgomery
Residents cheered and gazed in awe as more than 200 tractors rolled through the Village of Montgomery during the community’s Tractor Parade and Engine Show, an annual tradition that pays … more
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9-11 ceremony sparks at Walden debate
When Walden Mayor John Ramos first announced that a 9-11 Memorial Service would be held in village square this past Sunday evening, he raised some eyebrows among some of his fellow elected … more
The remains of the Colden Mansion.
Town approves Coldenham ruins study
The process to transform the Colden ruins site from an overgrow patch of trees and shrubs to a parkland has begun, with the Montgomery Town Board approving an archaeological and interpretive study of … more
A petition opposing the Modena Warehouse project had gathered more than 800 signatures as of last week.
Gardiner group opposes Modena Warehouse proposal
A proposed project new trucking terminal and warehouse on the border of Gardiner and Modena has residents concerned about its impact on the community. The application, first submitted by Modena … more
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Heart Walk held at Benedict Park
Though a chilly and rainy morning, more than 100 people gathered at Benedict Farm Park in Montgomery on May 20 for the annual Tri-County Heart walk. The walk, which was chaired this year by … more
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Orange-Ulster BOCES Chief Operating Officer William Hecht on Dec. 8, 2022.
Hecht joins Wallkill Board of Education
Wallkill native William Hecht returns to the Wallkill Central School District to serve once again as the newest member of the Wallkill Board of Education. Hecht joins the board following the … more
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Shawangunk resident asks town board to consider noise ordinance
A long-time Shawangunk resident raised concerns about continuous noise in his neighborhood during the town’s February 1 board meeting, emphasizing that his neighbors have exploited the … more
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Teens charged after false report of shooter
On Friday, March 8, 2024, at 12:07 pm, Town of Wallkill Officers responded to a report of a shooting at the Monhagen Middle School. According to 911, a telephone call was made to 911 that there … more
Montgomery Parade
Memorial Day observed throughout the valley
On top of almost 90 degree weather and sunny skies, Crawford Town Supervisor Charles Carnes said it was the biggest turnout he’s seen for the Town of Crawford’s annual Memorial Day … more
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Walden Mayor John Ramos, an Air Force Veteran, salutes the colors.
Town of Montgomery honors Veterans
“It’s a weekend that you don’t have to have a weekend of guilt. You don’t have to have a weekend of celebration. To me, it’s about appreciation,” said Orange … more
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Crawford welcomes a new town historian
Mary Licardi-DeVliegher is the Youth Coordinator for the Community Services Department in Crawford, and just last week she decided to add history to the mix. For some time, District 18 … more
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