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Montgomery bans battery storage facilities for a year
The Town of Montgomery board, after discussing and listening to the community’s feedback, approved a 12-month moratorium during its November 28 meeting that prohibited all battery storage … more
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Medline holds ribbon cutting at new distribution center
Medline celebrated the opening of its 1.3 million-square-foot LEED-certified distribution center in Montgomery on Monday as local dignitaries from the entire region gathered. “Medline is a … more
Budget time means tough decisions in Walden
Walden’s board of trustees faced a difficult decision during the village’s annual budget report last Tuesday, April 16: should funding go toward restoring Pleasant Avenue or replacing the … more
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Valley Central supt. search underway
The Valley Central School District commenced its search for the District’s next Superintendent of Schools under the direction and assistance of Orange-Ulster BOCES this summer and the community … more
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The Historic Haber House in the Town of Montgomery will serve as a home for veterans.
Mental wellness organization breathes new life into Haber House
The Arnott-Haber House, a historic building in the Town of Montgomery, will soon open its doors and provide temporary shelter for homeless veterans under a new lease with Mental Health America of … more
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Town Board meets with ambulance consultants
A conversation, months in the making, finally took place last month, when Town of Montgomery officials finally met with the consultants hired to help with the creation of a new ambulance district … more
PB to use Covid funds for new turf field
Pine Bush High School athletic fields will soon receive an upgrade under the Coronavirus Relief Fund according to district officials. At the November 22, 2022, Board of Education Meeting, Assistant … more
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Warehouse project draws more objections
Another warehouse project in the Town of Montgomery means more opposition from nearby residents and more complaints for the town’s planning board. That board held a public scoping session … more
Benzaia’s medical background has also helped with his TV roles.
Michael John Benzaia has his ticket to the Academy Awards
Actor Michael John Benzaia grew up in Pine Bush where he went to Pine Bush High School. Now living between Studio City, CA, Chelsea, NYC, and Montgomery, he still has fondness for the place from … more
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Local attorney Dyer Halpern addresses the Town of Shawangunk board about the arrest of a short-term rental owner.
Airbnb owner hauled into court
A local attorney took the Town of Shawangunk to task for hauling a property owner into court for allegedly operating a short-term rental in violation of the town’s zoning laws. Dyer Halpern, … more
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A conceptual rendering of the exterior of the new fast food restaurant.
Popeyes Chicken to replace Dairy Queen on Route 52
The Dairy Queen on Route 52 in the Town of Newburgh has been proposed to be torn down and a new building on the plus or minus acre lot would be built to be the future home of a Popeyes Chicken … more
Maloney announces $21 million for local projects
Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (NY-18) voted to pass H.R. 8294, a package of six appropriations bills that include over $21 million for community projects in the Hudson Valley. These local wins, announced … more
Shawangunk board approves funding for Stein Road work
The Shawangunk Town Board approved $91,500 to complete the long-delayed road work on Stein Road at its January 25 meeting. For the past several years, Stein Road residents have complained to the … more
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Crawford solar farm nears approval
Developers of US Light Energy returned to Crawford’s planning board during its February 26 meeting and provided a major update to their solar farm proposed for Long Lane, including a new … more
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Gardiner Town Board delays Lazy River license application
The Gardiner Town Board has withheld approval of a campground permit, determining that it was deficient. Lazy River Campground’s application was presented to the town board at a meeting … more
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Apartment complex eyed for 17K
A three-building, 261-unit apartment building is in talks to be built on New York 17K, just west of Scott’s Corners, but Montgomery residents have concerns. The proposed build, … more
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State Police arrest two following rape investigation in Shawangunk
On July 15, State Troopers from the Highland barracks, along with officers from the Shawangunk Police Department, responded to a local residence in the town of Shawangunk for a report of a sexual … more
Kristen Brown says ‘thanks’ to the Town of Montgomery
Kristen Brown, a Town of Montgomery councilwoman whose term ends this month, served on the town board for the past four years and proved to be a valued member, whether it was her contributions to the … more
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Opposition mounts to Modena warehouse plan
Opposition to the construction of a massive warehouse in the Town of Plattekill is mounting with a petition against the project signed by nearly 600 residents. Large signs have also sprouted up … more
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Montgomery Trustee Randi Picarello and volunteers from Valley Central High School at Saturday’s Easter Egg Hunt.
Sunny skies greet Montgomery’s Easter Egg Hunt
Dozens of families and their children scrambled across Veterans Memorial Park last Saturday morning, March 16 during the Village of Montgomery’s annual Easter Egg hunt, checking every crevice … more
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