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Town Supervisor Ronald Feller handing September’s Citizen of the Month certificate and plaque to Jeffrey Crist.
Crist named TOM Citizen of the Month
The Town of Montgomery Board opened its September 26 meeting by honoring Jeffrey Crist, a member of Crist Brothers Orchards and former chairman of Montgomery’s IDA, with September’s … more
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As of Tuesday morning, district officials confirmed that a decision on Coleman’s fate had been tabled yet again by the board.
Tensions remain high at VC meetings
The Valley Central School District Board of Education Meeting was a packed house on Monday, June 13, 2022, as community members, fellow and former teachers, and parents, joined in the fight to save … more
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Shawangunk poised to pierce tax cap
The Town of Shawangunk unanimously passed a resolution to set a public hearing to discuss exceeding the state-mandated 2.0 percent tax cap after unveiling its 2024 tentative budget at its October 5 … more
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Plaque dedicating the tree to Samuel W. Wright.
Walden honors Samuel E. Wright on Arbor Day
To celebrate Arbor Day 2022, children from Walden Elementary and the Bruderhof Community gathered around a tree planted in James Olley Park to commemorate the late Samuel E. Wright on Thursday, April … more
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Brescia leads Republican sweep in Montgomery
The Town of Montgomery’s unofficial results for the 2023 General Election were posted late into Tuesday, November 7. The apparent winners include incumbent Frederick Gorss for town justice, … more
Valley Central Superintendent retires
The Valley Central Board of Education called a special meeting on Wednesday, June 22, during which the Board accepted the resignation of Superintendent of Schools John Xanthis. This comes after … more
Dunkin Donuts plans pose traffic concerns
While a proposed new Dunkin Donuts at the intersection of Route 208 and Goodwill Road has local officials worried about the volume of traffic it might add, so too is there concern for the place next … more
Electric vehicle charging stations at a Thruway Rest Area. Village of Montgomery officials question whether they should be on public property and if the village should pay for them.
Montgomery ponders EV stations, solar alternatives
A future in which the Village of Montgomery may provide its residents solar energy options and electric vehicle charging stations may not be that far away, but there is a lot of homework to do in the … more
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Solar project in the works for Maybrook
It will take a while to complete all the required processes but assuming all goes well with government approvals, Maybrook could have its first solar panel project, one that Pine Bush realtor Richard … more
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Matthew Mackey seeks Assembly seat
Seeking to become the first non-binary individual to be elected to the New York State Legislature, Matthew Mackey is a candidate for the 101st Assembly seat. If elected, Mackey would replace … more
Republican Marc Molinaro (l.) and Democrat Pat Ryan (r) are running in a special election on Tuesday, August 23rd to represent the NY 19th district in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Special election to fill Ulster seat
A special election for the NY-19th Congressional seat is scheduled for Tuesday, August 23 between Democrat Pat Ryan and Republican Marc Molinaro. The winner will serve out the remaining four months … more
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Big Dogs in Walden
Big Dogs Brewery, named after two great dane and mastiff mixtures Zeus and Althea, has opened up in Walden and is excited to continue providing beer and great tunes to the local … more
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GNSO Wings 'Unfurled' takes flight on Saturday
The Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra (GNSO) will capture birds in flight musically in a concert on Saturday, May 6 at 7:30 p.m. at Aquinas Hall on the Mount Saint Mary College campus in Newburgh. … more
VC approves inter-municipal agreements
The Valley Central Board of Education voted unanimously on Wednesday, August 10, to approve inter-municipal agreements which would move ahead a security plan to have police officers as school … more
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Scouts demonstrate the proper way to fold a flag.
Walden celebrates Flag Day
Walden’s very own Veteran’s Memorial Park was full of people despite the heat this past Sunday, as many gathered to celebrate Flag Day. The official celebration of Flag Day is on … more
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Members of the Walden Fire Department saluting during the memorial service
Walden community observes 9/11
Residents, firefighters, and first responders gathered at Fireman’s Triangle in Walden last Monday evening in remembrance of 9/11, commemorating the lives lost and the first responders who … more
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Business center eyed for Coldenham
Plans for a business center next to the Colden Mansion Ruins have been presented to the Town of Montgomery Planning Board. Jesse Cokeley, principal at Colliers Engineering & Design, described … more
Deb Clinton
Gardiner resident seeks seat on Ulster Legislature
Debra Clinton, a local middle school principal, has announced her candidacy for the Ulster County Legislature, representing District 16. Clinton, a lifelong Gardiner resident, is running in the new … more
Julius Schmid and his wife, Elizabeth Schmid.
Author pens a bio of a prominent Montgomery farmer
Author Ronald F. Eustice wasn’t born in Montgomery, but he has for sure become the expert after working on his new book: “The Story of Julius Schmid & Beaver Dam Stock Farm: … more
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Catherine I. Lee, Frederick Gorss, Kristen Brown, Mark Hoyt, Cindy Voss
Three up for council, two for justice in upcoming Republican Primary
The upcoming Republican Primary Election for the Town of Montgomery is just around the corner with a set date of Tuesday, June 27. The election includes two seats on the Town of Montgomery Board and … more
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