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Walden Police, on Wednesday, reported the recovery of the stolen item.
Masonic Lodge is vandalized
Last week, Wallkill Lodge No. 627 F&AM in Walden announced that their building had been vandalized sometime overnight between June 14 and 15. In a post on Facebook, the lodge explained that … more
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Alison Williams tends to the greenhouse at Hoeffner Farm.
Hoeffner farms providing farm-to-table produce
A little ways into Goodwill Road in Montgomery is Hoeffner Farms. Family owned and operated since 1917, they offer a wide variety of flowers, herbs, farm fresh fruits and vegetables and even fresh … more
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PBHS principal to retire in 2025
Pine Bush High School principal Aaron Hopmayer has announced his retirement from the Pine Bush school district following the 2024-25 school year. Hopmayer will be transitioning to principal of … more
Amy Coopersmith (l.) with Shirley Sutphin, CEO of Let’s Talk.
Montgomery’s Amy Coopersmith honored at women’s history ceremony
Amy Coopersmith, a Town of Montgomery resident and occupational therapist, was honored last Saturday, March 30 during the 2024 Let’s Talk Women’s History Month Ceremony, hosted at … more
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Guests outside Crawford’s UFO Museum, which was providing tours every 10 minutes.
An out-of-this-world experience
The streets of Crawford were packed this past Saturday for their annual UFO Fair, an event that brings locals and out-of-towners together to show out in fun costumes, enjoy various vendors and learn … more
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Government officials, postal workers and more gathered for a group photo after the town hall meeting at Teamster’s Hall last week.
Postal union plea: ‘save our local post offices’
After Postmaster General Louis DeJoy revealed his 10-year-plan, “Delivering for America” in 2021, many labor unions, locals and government officials have been fighting back. They fear for … more
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Don Berger addresses the Montgomery Village Board at last week’s public hearing on a proposed moratorium.
Residents weigh in on village’s building moratorium
Residents and board trustees crowded the Montgomery Senior Center on November 21 and engaged in the village’s latest public hearing for a proposed three-month building moratorium, a local law … more
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The owner of the Dunkin’ Donuts on Route 208 is seeking to replace it with a larger one in the lot next door that borders Goodwill Road.
Dunkin’ Donuts back before town planning board
Representatives of Dunkin Donuts were back in front of the Town of Montgomery Planning Board last week to discuss their plans for a new restaurant at Route 208 and Goodwill Road. The parcel is … more
Jean Degon
Meet Walden’s new treasurer
Jean Degon, a 26-year resident of the Town of Montgomery, became the Village of Walden’s newest treasurer last month and has since been learning the ropes of her financing role. Here’s … more
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Marybeth Majestic and Tim Hunter
Majestic faces challenge in Gardiner Primary
Gardiner Supervisor Marybeth Majestic is being challenged in a primary for the first time since she was first elected to the office in 2015. Tim Hunter will take on Majestic in the June 27 … more
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The Coldenham-Newburgh Reformed Presbyterian Church.
Coldenham Church celebrates 225 years
Members of the Coldenham-Newburgh Reformed Presbyterian Church and visitors from local congregations gathered at 3 p.m. on October 15, sang psalms and reflected on history in celebration of the … more
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Crawford to hold special vote on consolidation
The Town of Crawford will hold a combined election, or referendum, on December 12 from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. in the town hall, where residents can vote on whether or not to turn the municipality into a … more
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Food trucks coming to Main Street Gardiner
An application for two food trucks on Main Street in Gardiner generated enthusiastic support from two town residents at a public hearing at the June 21 Town of Gardiner Planning Board meeting. … more
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A connecting trail will link North Street to the Town Park.
Walking trails and exercise stations coming to Crawford
A few new improvements are coming to the sidewalks in the Town of Crawford. The town recently obtained a grant of $2.7 million from the New York State Department of Transportation for a … more
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Prison sentence handed down in Town of Wallkill shooting
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler announced that on Tuesday, January 17, Hector Luna, Jr., 28, of the Town of Wallkill, was sentenced to seven and a half years in state prison to be … more
Scouts honors
After months of planning, Boy Scout Troop 33 of Walden had a very successful and memorable 100-year celebration with Walden’s First Reformed Church this past Saturday in the Anita L. Vandermark … more
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Participants lining up for this year’s Tri-Montgomery
The rain pours hard, but residents run harder
In spite of gloomy skies and shivering downpours, residents and visitors persevered through the second annual Tri-Montgomery, a triathlon hosted by the Business Council of Greater Montgomery that … more
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Walden has questions about school security
A proposal by the Town of Montgomery to increase police presence in each of the Valley Central Schools is still a work in progress. The Village of Walden is home to two of those schools, and village … more
Live Raptor Program at Gardiner Library on Thursday, July 28 from 4:30-5:30 p.m.
‘Eye to eye’ with live raptors at the Gardiner Library
Gardiner Library presents Eye-to-Eye with Live Raptors, a family program, on Thursday July 28, 4:30-5:30 PM. Join Annie Mardiney a NYS and federally licensed wildlife and wild bird rehabilitator. … more
Montgomery begins the process of revitalization
On the heels of a successful $4.5 million grant application, the Village of Montgomery must now begin the process of planning to spend that money, but the first order of business was a small … more
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