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Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus (left) and new Parks Commissioner Travis Ewald.
Crawford resident is new parks commissioner
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus has named Travis Ewald as the County’s Commissioner of Parks, Recreation and Conservation. The County’s Parks, Recreation and Conservation … more
Shawangunk board votes to exceed tax cap
The Town of Shawangunk unanimously voted to exceed the state-mandated 2.0 percent tax cap for its 2024 budget at its October 19 Town Board meeting. The vote came after a public hearing in which … more
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Food trucks line along the top of the hill at Bradley Park.
Walden hosts its 35th community day celebration
Under the bright sun and blue skies at Bradley Park, residents of the Village of Walden celebrated and came together for the 35th Annual Walden Harvest Fest with live music, bouncy houses, food … more
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Assemblyman Brian Maher announces his intention to seek a second term on Sunday at the Town of Crawford Senior Center in Pine Bush.
Maher to seek a second term in Albany
Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) announced on Sunday afternoon that he will officially seek a second term to represent the 101st District of the New York State Assembly. Maher was surrounded by … more
Sonic booms over Shawangunk?
Town of Shawangunk Councilman Alex Danon said social media has been buzzing lately about loud bangs rocking the town late into the night. The same disturbing reports also came from Montgomery, Walden … more
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Crawford deals with town park damage
The Town of Crawford is dealing with new-found damage to their town park restrooms, and unfortunately, it isn’t the first time. This comes after a statement on social media from Town of … more
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Montgomery residents discuss police and the future
The Village of Montgomery’s October 17 board meeting featured significant public comments concerning the village’s police enforcement, upcoming meetings and preparations for this … more
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Lè Vonne Inspirations Florist opens in Walden
She has a background in accounting, but Shivon Chamorro says she found her true calling in flowers. “Whenever there was an event or a party, I would bring flowers that I had made; it … more
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Covid relief comes to Pine Bush
The Pine Bush Central School District announced that the district will be utilizing unused Covid relief funding from the federal government and unused funds from the 2019 capital project to upgrade … more
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Kelly A. Kelly
Walden’s departing treasurer bound for the beach
Kelly A. Kelly, after serving as Walden’s treasurer for several years, will officially resign on January 31 and move on to a new position in Queens, but not before providing some insight on her … more
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Walden adopts 2023-24 village budget
The Village of Walden held a public hearing for their 2023-2024 tentative budget this past Tuesday, April 18, and members of the public had some things to say. Town of Montgomery Historian Mary … more
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Walden’s VFW is fighting for survival
Like many village organizations, the Walden Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) Post 2946 is consistently hosting local events, dinners and more as a longstanding veteran organization. However, more … more
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Animal skins are turned into leather products.
Montgomery tannery looks to expand
It sits tucked away amid trees on Montgomery’s Factory Street, overshadowed by the more famous City Winery. Few village residents may even be aware of the tannery business that dates back … more
Walden Mayor John Ramos is looking forward to the next two years.
Ramos discusses goals for his second term
After winning his second term as Walden’s mayor, John Ramos feels excited as he gears for the rest of 2023, which he predicts will be productive. Mayor Ramos said the transition was … more
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Four-year term? Montgomery residents have many questions
The Montgomery Town Board recently announced that they’re considering the discussion of increasing the town supervisor’s term from two years to four. While they don’t have the … more
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A rendering of a battery-storage facility.
Renewable energy co. eyes old landfill site
A large-scale energy storage facility is being proposed for the former Town of Montgomery Landfill site on Lake Osiris Road. Chris Lazinski, a representative of BayWa r.e., said the battery … more
Crawford sees need for affordable housing
The current lack of affordable housing is taking its toll on residents of New York State. The circumstances of the current market is hurting people in the workforce, seniors, veterans, and people … more
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Local school budgets win easy approval
Voters in the Wallkill Valley were in a generous mood last Tuesday, approving budgt proposals in all three local school districts. Pine Bush Voters in the Pine Bush Central School District … more
Pajama drive dedicated to June Garcia
The Walden Community Council and the Walden Woman’s Club, in honor of their late member June Garcia, will collaborate with Inspire, a local nonprofit organization, throughout January to collect … more
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Skip Chambers (l.) was honored at last week’s Montgomery Village Board meeting. He is shown with Mayor Steve Brescia (c) and Trustee Darlene Andolsek.
“Skip” Chambers honored for 70 years of fire service
In front of a room filled with friends and grateful residents, the Montgomery Village Board, last week, honored a pillar of the community. Norbury “Skip” Chambers, recently recognized … more
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