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Town of Montgomery Town Clerk Tara Stickles administers the oath of office to new Town Supervisor Ron Feller.
Change has come to Montgomery
At exactly 9:21 a.m. last Friday, newly elected New York State Assemblyman Brian Maher officially resigned from his role as Town of Montgomery supervisor at a special town board meeting. … more
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The Wallkill River Center for the Arts is seeking to raise funds to purchase the historic Patchett House from its landlord.
Wallkill River Center seeks to raise $400K
In 2020, the Wallkill River Center for the Arts had to pause their Capital Campaign due to COVID. Now they’re excited to launch the fundraising again. In June 2018, the Wallkill River Center … more
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Smoke billowing from two top floor windows on December 12 at 301 Tower Avenue, Maybrook.
Maybrook fire victims cope with its aftermath
On Monday, December 12 a fire broke out at 301 Tower Avenue in Maybrook, a two-story residence that was home to several tenants. While everyone got out safely, the structure fire caused major damage … more
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Ambulance contract still awaits signatures
Last week Town of Montgomery Supervisor Brian Maher announced they had an almost finalized draft of an ambulance contract between them and the Town of Montgomery Ambulance Corps. The contract … more
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Having worked with six town supervisors, Michelle Mosher will retire as Gardiner’s Town Clerk on December 31.
Gardiner honors retiring Town Clerk
The Gardiner Town Board honored retiring Town Clerk Michelle Mosher with a fitting tribute at the end of its December 13 meeting. The board voted unanimously to name the Town Hall’s meeting … more
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Orange-Ulster BOCES Chief Operating Officer William Hecht on Dec. 8, 2022.
William Hecht concludes 40-year education career
William Hecht, Chief Operating Officer for Orange-Ulster BOCES, concludes a 40-year career of educational service and work at the end of the year 2022. “Forty years, it’s been just an … more
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Public Service Commission responds to Central Hudson complaints
Software difficulties, inaccurate billing , excessive charges, inadequate training and staffing and lack of readiness were identified in a recently released investigative report on December 15 by the … more
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Central Hudson prepares for damaging winds, heavy rain
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation is advising customers to prepare for a powerful cold front that could bring damaging winds and heavy rain to the area Thursday night and throughout much … more
Family, friends and town officials took a group photo to honor Carl L. Helstrom.
Town Hall dedicated to former Town Supervisor
The frigid temperatures this past Monday didn’t stop the large group of locals, family, officials and friends from attending the Town of Montgomery Carl L. Helstrom dedication ceremony at town … more
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Milk Factory project seeks IDA support
The conversation continues about the possible rehabilitation of the old Borden condensed milk factory on Route 208 into a boutique hotel and spa area with a focus on winemaking. Founder of the … more
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Seniors line up for dessert.
Crawford PBA hosts senior luncheon
The Crawford Community Center was full of holiday spirit and good food this past Monday as different volunteers helped serve local seniors for the annual senior luncheon. For over 25 years, the … more
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Empanada Nirvana’s food fridge
Food fridge remains open, despite concerns
The fridge outside Empanada Nirvana is still running as of last week, according to the businesses’ Instagram. This is despite a remedy violation order sent out in October. Last month, owner … more
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Town expects ambulance pact to be finalized this week
A contract has finally been put together between the Town of Montgomery and the Town of Montgomery Ambulance Corps to finalize the ambulance district formed for the town and its villages. In … more
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A Key Capture Energy battery site in Texas.
Battery storage proposal draws skeptics
Back in November, a public hearing was held at a Montgomery Industrial Development Agency (IDA) board meeting for a proposed 169-watt megawatt energy storage project. Last week, another public … more
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Pine Bush approves new contract with First Student
The Pine Bush Central School District Board of Education voted unanimously to approve an up to five-year contract for district bus transportation services at the Tuesday, December 13, Board of … more
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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
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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Maybrook Mayor Dennis Leahy (l.) presents the Joseph E. Dineen 2022 Award to long-time Church of the Assumption volunteers Deacon Edward Grosso and his wife Barbara. The deacon served in the parish and, with his wife, taught in the program, with Mrs. Grosso also director of the program.
Ed and Barbara Grosso receive coveted Dineen Award
Monday’s Maybrook Village Board meeting was a night to recognize long-time Church of the Assumption volunteers as Deacon Edward Grosso and his wife Barbara received the Joseph E. Dineen 2022 … 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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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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