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DA Hoovler announces indictment in horse death case
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler announced that on Tuesday, January 30, Frederick Bourgault, age 26, of Canada, was arraigned on an indictment charging him with two felonies in … more
Former Town of Montgomery Supervisor Ron Feller (l.) with his immediate predecessor, Assemblyman Brian Maher, who presented him with a copy of a resolution honoring his service.
Feller’s public service work continues
Ronald Feller, the Town of Montgomery’s former supervisor, concluded his one-year term as supervisor at the end of 2023. His role as supervisor doesn’t paint the whole picture, however, … more
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Maybrook solar farm project moves closer to approval
The Maybrook Village Board took another step along the lengthy process to establish the first solar farm on a site on the west side of Maybrook, near Cardinal Health and Taylor … more
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Lazy River given approval to expand
The Gardiner Town Board approved Lazy River Resort’s application to establish a Campground Floating District (CFD) that will allow expansion at the popular Gardiner campground. The … more
Montgomery OKs warehouse expansion
A project that requires Montgomery Village Board approval before the planning board can make its final determination received a green light last week. The village board approved a proposal by … more
DJ Karl Heller, 91, played the hits and took to the dance floor, Friday, during Oldies Night at the Maybrook VFW.
Maybrook VFW rocks with oldies
Maybrook residents and other locals got a treat this past Friday night as 91-year-old Karl Heller spun “oldies,” classic old tunes that made the dance floor packed with people. The … more
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RDM’s proposal for a Bracken Road warehouse, similar to this one, has been approved.
RDM’s Warehouse wins town approval
The Town of Montgomery planning board, after holding numerous hearings and conducting several studies over the last few years, approved Real Deal Management’s 250,920-square-foot warehouse … more
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Police respond to Valley Central
At approximately 8:10 on Tuesday, Jan. 31, Town of Montgomery Police School resource officers were on location at the Valley Central High School for a basketball game. As the game ended, several … more
Europe, Germany, Rhineland Palantinate, Man standing on ridge purlin
Crawford development prompts questions
For quite some time now a 42-unit housing development intended for seniors and veterans has been in the works for the Town of Crawford. After months of changes and planning, the first public hearing … more
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Conversation continues about senior housing in Crawford
Dialogue continues about a 42-residential unit development in Crawford meant to house veterans, seniors and the workforce. The debatable topic was discussed again at a public hearing last Wednesday … more
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Majestic edges Arnold in Gardiner
In a close race for Town Supervisor in Gardiner, Incumbent Democrat Marybeth Majestic appears to have held off a challenge from Republican- Green Gardiner challenger Scott Arnold, with 51.1 percent … more
New Town of Shawangunk Supervisor Ken Ronk Jr. poses with his family after being sworn in on Friday at the Town Hall. Left to right: son Everett, wife Samantha and son Jackson.
Ronk won’t have to travel too far for his new job
New Town of Shawangunk Supervisor Ken Ronk Jr. doesn’t have to walk too far to the Town Hall. “I live across the street,” Ronk laughed. “I’ve lived here my whole … more
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Gardiner joins Ulster Housing Smart Communities Initiative
Acknowledging that there is a lack of affordable housing in the Town of Gardiner, the Town Board approved a resolution to join Ulster County in an effort to solve the countywide housing crisis. … more
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Crawford proposition rejected by voters
A resolution to extend the term of office from two to four years for the town supervisor, town clerk, highway superintendent and receiver of taxes was rejected by town voters on Tuesday by a margin … more
Joseph Byrne
Six votes were more than enough
The Village of Maybrook is welcoming a brand new village justice: 28-year-old Joseph Byrne. This comes from six write-in votes in Maybrook’s recent uncontested election. Byrne is excited to … more
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Cookie Doe emceed the Pride Prom for high school students last year at Walden’s New Rose Theatre.
Drama over a drag queen
It’s the event that no one in authority dares mention by name. Mayor Steve Brescia, when addressing the event at last week’s village board meeting, would only refer to it as “the … more
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Warehouse project continues to upset locals
The back and forth about four large warehouses being built in Montgomery is ongoing, and now many residents feel unheard at local meetings. Along the northwest side of 211, by Union and Weaver … more
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Former Maybrook Village Trustee accused of insurance fraud
New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli announced the arrest last week of Gina Bradshaw, an officer manager for numerous doctors’ office in Manhattan, for her alleged role in a long-term … more
Officials and SPOMA members standing together at the podium.
Town of Montgomery holds ceremony at African American Cemetery
Residents, officials, and members of SPOMA gathered last Saturday at the Town of Montgomery’s African American burial, located on Route 416, to honor the site and its ancestor during … more
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New York State awards Montgomery a $4.5 million grant
The Orange County Partnership recently announced that the Village of Montgomery and Highland Falls would each receive $4.5 million from the NY Forward Grant Program, giving both municipalities plenty … more
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