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Participants in a recent Town of Montgomery ESP program.
Registration open for Entrepreneurial Success Program
The Entrepreneurial Success Program (ESP) has been a successful venture for the Town of Montgomery and time to register is quickly coming to an end. Whether you’re a new business owner or in … more
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Montgomery residents voice concern over townhouse
A 8-unit attached townhouse is in talks for Factory Street in Montgomery, a mixed-use neighborhood with a lot of history. The proposed project has been in the works for four years, with an … more
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VC seeks to calm fears following incidents
The Valley Central High School went on hold for its last two class periods, followed by a staggered dismissal, after two student altercations occurred last Friday, February 9 at the beginning of the … more
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A new auto parts store, similar to this one in California, is proposed for Route 52 in Pine Bush.
O’Reilly Auto Parts could be coming to Pine Bush
Although it has only recently been presented to the Town of Crawford Planning Board, O’Reilly Auto Parts is a nationwide automotive store that could find its way to the Town of Crawford. … more
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Food Bank launches capital campaign
The Food Bank of the Hudson Valley, a distribution location of the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York, announces the launch of its capital campaign to construct a new 40,000 square foot … more
Fundraiser promises to be a ‘cat-tastic’ event
On Sunday, May 21, the Humane Society of Walden and Will Spay Pets will host a cat-themed fundraiser. This collaborative event, dubbed “Cat Scratcher” will benefit the Humane Society and … more
A grand finale for Jimmy’s Truckin’ Tribute
For years, Jimmy’s Truckin’ Tribute has been a fun event filled with music, games, food and more to honor the life of James (Jimmy) Holbert. Though it was the ninth and final tribute this … more
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Feller: no tax increase for 2024
Though the formal presentation of the Town of Montgomery’s proposed 2024 budget is still a few weeks away, Supervisor Ron Feller was happy to offer a sneak preview at last week’s town … more
Scout members in front of the First Reformed Church in Walden.
Boy Scout Troop celebrates its centennial
It’s not news that every Boy Scout unit has a charter organization, but to be with the same charter for 100 years, now that is a totally different story. Boy Scout Troop 33 of Walden is … more
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Shawangunk gets County grant to extend water and sewer
The Town of Shawangunk has received $500,000 in American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding from Ulster County to extend water and sewer services along Route 208 south of the hamlet along the Wallkill … more
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Residents gazing at the fireworks display.
Maybrook parties into the night
Residents of Maybrook gathered at Veteran’s Memorial Park for the village’s annual Celebrate Maybrook, an evening filled with food, music and community fun. From 5:30 p.m. to 10 … more
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Pine Bush’s giving tree shows true spirit of the season
Three years ago, Michael Gessel Jr. and his mother, Kristen Gessel found that they had an abundance of scarves, hats and gloves lying around their house. The pair put strings between trees at the end … more
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Volunteer kayaker hands event co-chair Donna Barczak the winning ducks.
A great day to be a plastic duck
The sun shined on rubber ducks floating along the Wallkill River this past Saturday for the anticipated Duck Derby. The Duck Derby is a Vision of Wallkill (VOW) sponsored event in collaboration … more
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Jonah Mandelbaum, who owns Warwick Properties, LLC, is proposing a project similar to this for Pine Bush.
Ridgeview Heights awaits Crawford OK
A largely-discussed 42-residential unit may be a month away from getting the okay from the Crawford Planning Board. Ridgeview Heights, a housing complex meant for veterans and seniors, has been in … more
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Warehouse generates mixed reception
The Town of Montgomery’s September 27 planning board meeting opened with a public hearing for Real Deal Management’s warehouse, a project proposed for Bracken Road that’s sparked … more
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Immediate Past Chair and Vice Chairman Jeffrey D. Crist (Right) and Chairman of the Board Norman “Marti” Sassi (left) bury the time capsule.
Walden Savings Bank buries time capsule
Walden Savings Bank’s board of directors, bank employees and others met on Tuesday, November 22 on the bright green hill outside of the Montgomery Walden Savings Bank to bury a time capsule in … more
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Maher bill seeks to ban displacement of homeless Vets
Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) is introducing legislation to prohibit the displacement of homeless veterans once placed in housing so long as they continue to meet any necessary criteria. … more
Warehouse in talks for 208-I84 corridor
An intensive warehouse development could find a home on Route 208 in the Town of Montgomery. The project, which is within the commercial zoning district, is a 146,000 square foot building on … more
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TOM weighs moratorium for battery storage facilities
During the latter half of the Town of Montgomery’s September 26 board meeting, Councilwoman Kristen Brown proposed that the board remove battery storage facilities from its allowed uses for the … more
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Romeo Zaccone (far right), with family members and Town Supervisor Ron Feller last week, when he was honored as the Town of Montgomery Citizen of the Month.
World War II vet is citizen of the month
Romeo Zaccone has been all over the world. He’s even hung out with one of the biggest stars in Hollywood while in a Fiji hospital. But now he calls Montgomery his home. Zaccone, who has seen … more
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