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J&G Law donates solar eclipse glasses for next viewing in Latin America
J&G Law, LLP is excited to share that its team, including both attorneys and staff, enjoyed viewing the April 8, 2024, solar eclipse while safely equipped with solar eclipse glasses. We are proud … more
Walden eyes new banners to honor ‘Hometown Heroes’
Walden’s Main Street could soon be adorned with portraits of a proud past - native sons and daughters who have served in the military. “Yes, we have some wonderful banners on our … more
Walden officials and others gather for the ribbon-cutting.
Walden Heights officially opens
Walden Heights, the area’s newest residential development for people fifty-five and better, celebrated its grand opening with a ribbon-cutting event on April 9, facilitated by the Orange County … more
Hansen appointed acting Gardiner Town Clerk
Julia Hansen has been appointed as the Acting Town Clerk and Tax Collector in the Town of Gardiner to replace longtime clerk Michelle Mosher, who retired at the end of 2022. Hansen’s … more
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Anthony “Tony” Mantello received the Democratic Party nomination last month.
Anthony Mantello running for Shawangunk Town Board
Anthony “Tony” Mantello is running for the Shawangunk Town Board as a Democrat and as a member of the Working Families Party. He got the Democratic Party’s nod for the Town … more
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PB School Board working on foreign student exchange
The Pine Bush School Board would like to invite two foreign exchange students to the district in 2024. At its January 10 meeting, the board presented the first reading of a proposed change to its … more
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TOM Supervisor term to remain at two years
With little to no public support for the plan, the Town of Montgomery has apparently abandoned a plan to increase the length of the town supervisor’s term of office from two years to four. … more
The Napanoch Point Fire on August 29.
Update on the Napanoch Point Fire in the Minnewaska State Park Preserve
  Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan announced this evening that crews are continuing the battle to put out the  Napanoch Point Fire in Minnewaska State Park Preserve and working on … more
Legislator Robert C. Sassi, Peggy Lucido, Sal Lucido, fellow Rotary members, Interact Club members and others gather for a photo at the food drive.
Wallkill East Rotary hosts food drive
This past Saturday was a giving day in the Town of Crawford as the Wallkill East Rotary Club hosted their fourth annual food drive in the senior center. The club, which is a part of Rotary … more
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Orange County secures preliminary injunction to stop New York City from sending its homeless to County
State Supreme Court Judge Sandra B. Sciortino on Wednesday granted Orange County a preliminary injunction, preventing New York City Mayor Eric Adams from sending additional homeless individuals to … more
The Town of Montgomery has agreed to aquire and then re-sell property at the intersection of Route 17K and Barron Road to the developer of a dinosaur-themed park.
Town approves sale of Dinosaur Park land
The first step in what could be a long approval process for a dinosaur-themed park in the Town of Montgomery was taken last week, when the town board approved the sale of the property. It was a … more
Strange lights in the night sky
Walden resident William Glass was surprised to see three white lights and one red light in the sky last Wednesday while driving North on Rock Cut Road in Newburgh, but was more shocked when he found … more
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Town of Montgomery hires new IDA director
The Town of Montgomery IDA Board announced the unanimously approved hiring of Felicia R. Kalan as the new IDA Executive Director effective August 1 on a part-time basis. “I believe Felicia … more
Binker DeWitt
DeWitt officially declares for supervisor
Saying he “gets things done,” longtime Shawangunk Deputy Supervisor Adrian “Binker” DeWitt officially has declared his candidacy for town supervisor. DeWitt announced his … more
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Kevin Conero (l.) was sworn in last week as a Montgomery Village Trustee. The longtime village planning board chairman replaces Walter Lindner, who resigned earlier in the day for health reasons.
Montgomery trustee resigns
After serving on the Village of Montgomery’s board for more than a decade, Walter Lindner officially resigned from his position as trustee during the village’s November 21 meeting at the … more
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Cosmetology Instructor Kate Weston (left) nominated Arielle Cruz, a graduate of the Ulster BOCES Cosmetology program, for the prestigious “Triple C” award.
Ulster BOCES grads honored with Triple C Awards
Two Ulster BOCES Career & Technical Center graduates recently received the prestigious “Triple C” award from New York State (NYS) Attorney General Letitia James in recognition of … more
Gardiner cell tower approved
The long odyssey to erect a 110-foot cell tower to improve cellphone coverage in the western part of the Town of Gardiner is apparently over after the Town Board voted 4-1 to approve Wireless … more
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Jean-Ann McGrane
Gardiner mourns longtime community leader
The Town of Gardiner mourns Jean-Ann McGrane, a community leader with a passion for preserving land and open space. She died on March 16 at Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie. She was 73. … more
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Affordable housing mandate worries Crawford officials
In early January, Governor Kathy Hochul announced a strategy to build 800,000 houses across the state in hopes to aid New York’s housing crisis. However the Town of Crawford is concerned about … more
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Owner of Bleu’s K9 Rescue Diana Algarin with the star himself, Bleu.
Pups on Parade benefits Gardiner organizations
Dressed-up dogs and a massive black-and-white Great Dane were what passerbys saw last Saturday at Majestic Park in Gardiner for the first annual Pups on Parade. Hot Toddie, celebrity and … more
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