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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
Jim and Lisa Melvlle McIver, with their dog Lovey, in front of their historic home on Berea Road in Walden.
Berea Road farmhouse celebrated
Once it was a working farm and later the home of a blacksmith.These days the elegant wood-framed to-story home at 28 Berea Road may best be described as a country home. Now it’s also … more
Walden Village Officials have agreed that the boat launch donated by the Millspaugh Family and relocated to Olley Park will be returned to the Millspaugh Park in 2024.
Walden provides update on river park
The Walden Village Board and a representative from the Millspaugh family provided several updates to the Waterfront Park, a project proposed for a portion of Wallkill River’s shoreline near … more
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Wallkill prepares budget hearings
The Wallkill Central School District has proposed a tax levy of 1.99%, $395,480 below the tax levy limit and the proposed budget increase was proposed at 4.59%. The proposed working budget was $85.4 … more
Gathering to discuss the upcoming Pine Bush Memorial Day Parade (l. – r.) Crawford Chief of Police Dominick Blasko, Cory Kilvert, Anthony Parisi, Doug Rockwell, Connie Flickenschild, Daniel Dambrozio,, Jim Gill, officer Milton Skoufis, Doug Rockwell.
Pine Bush prepares for 75th Memorial Day Parade
The 75th annual Memorial Day Parade is set for Monday, May 30 in Pine Bush. The parade kicks off at 9 a.m. at two different launch locations. All marches and on-foot participants will start at … more
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Wallkill Valley to observe Memorial Day
The holiday that we know as Memorial Day, dates back to the time shortly after the Civil War. General John A. Logan of the Grand Army of the Republic, proclaimed the first major Memorial Day on May … more
Walden re-affirms cannabis sales ban
Sales of recreational marijuana remains illegal in Walden. While village trustees had little trouble reaching consent on that question, the matter of enforcing the law is another matter. At last … more
Maybrook, town discuss solar project
A solar project strong enough to power 800 homes could be on its way to the Village of Maybrook. The idea comes from Carson Power, a storage and solar project developing group supporting New … more
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Ulster has fish available for pond stocking
The Ulster County Soil and Water Conservation District is holding their annual Pond Stocking Program so that local pond owners have a convenient way to purchase healthy and affordable fish. For this … more
Shawangunk road woes persist
Two Town of Shawagunk residents complained that their roads were not up to snuff at the May 5 Town Board meeting. Valiant Jones of 56 Pleasant Ave. told the Town Board that road flooding has … more
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Of the 58 gardeners, only 36 are Town of Montgomery residents.
‘Volatile’ issues linger at community garden
During the Town of Montgomery November 28 meeting, the board discussed the town’s Community Garden, located in Benedict Farm Park, and speculated how it should be handled after receiving … more
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The Town of Montgomery hopes to have the new set of community garden rules in place by next Wednesday’s meeting.
Town Board will soon finalize Community Garden rules
The Town Montgomery Town Board, as part of its ongoing efforts to bring structure to the community garden, provided an update during its February 7 meeting, followed by comments from several … more
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Crawford gears up for a celebration
In 1823, Crawford was established as a town. Now, 200 years later, locals are prepared to celebrate what it’s become. The Town of Crawford was originally part of the Town of Montgomery, … more
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Jeff Samerson
Town Democrats endorse retired FDNY member for council
Town of Montgomery resident Jeff Samerson drives to New York City every morning for his job, mentioning he’s often the problem solver or “go to guy” for people around … more
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Mark Ford Stables Inc. was accused of violating the federal Clean Water Act (CWA) in connection with the construction and operation of a horse racing training facility on two adjacent properties on Slaughter Road in the Town of Wallkill.
Horse training center accused of violating Clean Water Act
Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Lisa F. Garcia, the Regional Administrator for Region 2 of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency … more
A Change.org petition has been started on Coleman’s behalf.
Support gathers for VC educator
Long-time Valley Central School District employee Tammy Coleman had supporters showing up on her behalf at the recent Board of Education Meeting after reports surfaced that district officials are … more
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Cell tower decision due
The Gardiner Town Board moved closer to making a decision on whether to grant a special-use permit for a second cell tower in the town by closing the public hearing on the matter at its May 10 … more
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Tax exemption requested for firefighters
Robert Reynolds Sr., commissioner of the Montgomery Fire Department, appeared at the Village of Montgomery’s February 6 meeting and requested that the board adopt Real Property Tax 466-A, a … more
Shawangunk camp to include Crawford kids
The Town of Shawangunk summer camp is hoping to attract its share of kids from the neighboring Town of Crawford this summer. Deputy Supervisor Adrian “Binker” DeWitt, who chairs the … more
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Orange County Legislator Rob Sassi (l.) and Supervisor Charles Carnes with the time capsule.
Crawford celebrates 200 years
It was a full house at the Town of Crawford Senior Center last Friday for their anticipated bicentennial. Residents, government officials, guest speakers and others gathered to celebrate 200 … more
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