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New rental law in discussion for Walden
A new short term rental law is in talks for Walden.The village board is considering the new law largely based on the Village of Goshen’s established short term rental local law that was … more
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Pine Bush voters approve budget, capital reserve fund
Pine Bush Central School District voters approved the $135,629,641 budget, with 61.97 percent of voters supporting the spending plan. This year’s budget included a tax levy increase of … more
Congressman Pat Ryan cast an early ballot Sunday at the New Paltz Community Center, with help from his son Theo.
Ryan defeats Schmitt in 18th Congressional race
Newly-elected Congressman Pat Ryan, fresh from victory in a special election in the 19th Congressional District, was elected to a full term on the Hill, Tuesday, capturing the newly-redrawn 18th … more
Fire on Tower Avenue
Fire in a two-story residence at 301 Tower Avenue in Maybrook on Monday caused heavy damage to the structure. As firefighters arrived on the scene, heavy fire was shown on the second floor. The … more
Gardiner forms committee to study Modena warehouse plans
On Tuesday, Feb. 6, the Gardiner Town Board voted to establish a committee to study and submit comments regarding the proposed Modena trucking terminal and warehouse in Plattekill. The committee … more
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Tina Johnson, Maybrook’s longtime village clerk, retires as of September 5.
Maybrook village clerk is retiring
“A chapter is closing.” Maybrook Mayor Dennis Leahy couldn’t have put it any better at Monday’s village board meeting; and all in attendance couldn’t agree more. … more
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The Wallkill Saint Patrick’s Garade Committee has honored Heather Riley and Wendy Cavanaug, co-founders of several ministries at the Wallkill Reformed Church.
Wallkill Parade to have Co-Grand Marshals
The Wallkill St. Patrick’s Day Parade Committee is pleased to announce there will be Co-Grand Marshals for the 2024 Parade. This is the first time this parade, being held for its 37th year, has … more
Milk Factory project is still drawing noise concerns for nearby ashram
Several months ago, associates with the Milk Factory project presented a noise study to the Town of Montgomery Planning Board after they had been advised to do so. When the results weren’t … more
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Hembury and Conero win Montgomery Village election; Kyle, Pearson, and Taylor in Walden
Hembury and Conero win Montgomery Village election After counting over a thousand votes at the senior center, the poll workers for the Village of Montgomery’s 2024 special election … more
American Legion and VFW members saluting to Taps while the flag is lowered.
New home for Vietnam Memorial
Right in the front of Valley Central High School sits a memorial dedicated to six Valley Central graduates who lost their lives in Vietnam. Recently, it was announced that this memorial would be … more
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A rendering of the new distribution center for the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley.
Food Bank breaks ground in Montgomery
After working for years on receiving a grant for more space, the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley is excited to announce the construction of a brand new, 40,000 square-foot distribution center in the … more
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No migrants living here
After news broke that the Crossroads Hotel in Newburgh was housing a busload of asylum seekers last week, a family-owned wedding venue began to receive negative calls and emails asking why they were … more
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Adrian “Binker” DeWitt
DeWitt drops bid for Shawangunk supervisor
Saying he couldn’t commit the time necessary to be a full-time Supervisor in the Town of Shawangunk, Councilman Adrian “Binker” DeWitt pulled out of the race Sunday in a Facebook … more
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Assemblyman Brian Maher (l.) has cut ties with Veterans’ Advocate Sharon Toney-Finch.
‘This horrible hoax’
“I care more about this article than any national news story,” wrote Assemblyman Brian Maher (R-Walden) in an email to the Wallkill Valley Times on Tuesday. “This is my home. People … more
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The Port Jervis Pump Track.
Gardiner to use ARPA funds for park upgrade
On Tuesday, Feb. 6, the Gardiner Town Board approved the resolution for the Ulster County American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) grant to be used for renovations of Majestic Park, located at 40 Murphy Lane. … more
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Chris Bennington and the vendors standing at the entrance of Bennington’s Antiques.
New vintage shop opens in Montgomery
Vintage collectors across Montgomery rejoiced on February 10, when Bennington’s Antiques, a new store located on 40 Railroad Avenue in the Village of Montgomery, hosted its grand opening and … more
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Registered sex offender sentenced to 15 years for enticement of an Orange County Minor
Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that Matthew Mills was sentenced to 15 years in prison by U.S. District Judge Nelson Román for his … more
Treasurer selection breeds discontent
Trustee Becky Pearson, during the Village of Walden’s February 6 meeting, expressed disappointment over the current search for a new village treasurer and requested that the entire board be … more
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Astronomer to prepare us for upcoming solar eclipse
Astronomer Irene Pease has presented four previous times at SUNY Orange on the stars and astronomy in light polluted areas at in-person events as well as zoom during the Covid shutdown. On Thursday … more
The proposed Aden Brook Business Park overlooks the Orange County Airport in Montgomery.
Orange County secures FAST NY grant for Aden Brook Business Park
The Orange County Partnership is pleased to announce that the Aden Brook Business Park located in Montgomery, is the winner of a $462,000 FAST NY Shovel-Ready Grant. Under the program developed … more
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