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Jim Ullrich presenting the project to the planning board.
Self-storage project presented to town
The Town of Montgomery’s March 11 planning board meeting marked the debut of a new project: a 46,550-square-foot self-storage facility proposed for Route 416, south of Neelytown Road, that was … 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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Maybrook, VC reach deal on SRO
Each of Valley Central’s schools has a school resource officer (SRO) assigned to it by the town or village police department in which the school is located. This includes the Alternate Learning … more
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Cynthia Espire shaves the head of Leanne Keator at Saturday’s St. Baldrick’s event.
St. Baldrick’s a community celebration
Volunteers, families, local businesses and community members gathered at the Walden Fire Districton Saturday to celebrate the 15th Annual Hudson Valley St. Baldrick’s Festival. The event began … 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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CFOS announces ‘Make A Difference’ Grants
The Community Foundation of Orange and Sullivan (CFOS) is pleased to share that applications will be accepted for the 2023 Make a Difference grants from September 25, 2023, to October 23, 2023. The … more
Questions linger as Walden’s budget deadline nears
With a May 1 deadline to adopt a village budget looming, Walden Trustees have scheduled a special meeting this week (Wednesday, April 27 at 6:30 p.m.) in which they hope to adopt a spending plan for … more
On Saturday, May 14, a special ribbon cutting ceremony was held in collaboration with the Business Council of Greater Montgomery to commemorate the official grand opening of Lady. From left to right, Lady’s Interior Designer Dave Little, Deputy Police Chief Paul Arteta, Chef Justin and Keith Lynch with their dog and Lady’s namesake “Lady”, Mayor Steve Brescia, and Elizabeth Lounsbury Sollecito on behalf of the Business Council of Greater Montgomery.
Lady graces Montgomery with NYC vibes
Partners in life and now in business, Justin and Keith Lynch, co-owners of the new restaurant and bar, Lady, are bringing a New York City feel to the Village of Montgomery. After making their way to … more
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Walden Elementary School.
Future of Walden ES on VC agenda
The need and desire for major improvements to Walden Elementary School have been on the Valley Central radar for a number of years. The on-and-off topic will be front and center this week, when the … 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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Developers of the proposed Milk Factory on Route 208 in Walden hope they have satisfied the town’s expressed concerns over noise from outdoor events at the site.
Milk Factory applications moving forward
The planning board process has moved at a very slow and deliberate pace for the developers of the proposed Milk Factory, who seek to turn the burned-out shell of the former Borden Milk Factory into … more
Pine Bush board discusses safety, dress code
  The Pine Bush school board discussed the district’s safety plan and dress code among other topics at its regular meeting on August 15.   Board member Matthew Watkins … more
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Walden seeks revisions in landlord registry
The Walden Village Board held a public hearing last week on a proposed local law that would revise the schedule of fees imposed in the landlord registry. The proposed schedule calls for the … more
Ronk wins in Shawangunk; Majestic wins in Gardiner
       Longtime Ulster County Legislator Ken Ronk Jr. easily won the Republican nomination for Shawangunk Supervisor over current Councilman Adrian “Binker” … more
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Crawford Police Chief Dom Blasko expressing the importance of Memorial Day 
Patriotic display in Pine Bush
Another Memorial Day weekend has passed, and celebrations all throughout different communities in the Hudson Valley had patriotic people lined up along street-sides showing their support for our … more
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The Orange County Supreme Court has ruled that the Town of Montgomery, and not the Village of Walden, must bear the cost of repairing the Hill Street Bridge.
Judge rules in Walden’s favor over Hill Street Bridge
The Town of Montgomery will be required to pay for repairs to Walden’s Hill Street Bridge, the Orange County Supreme Court has determined. The ruling was issued Friday, after a lengthy legal … more
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Crawford board approves social media and camera surveillance policies
Members of the Crawford town board discussed four policies for the town’s handbook during their February 22 meeting, passing two for camera security and social media respectively, and … more
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Montgomery Mayor Mike Hembury (top row, third from left) poses with his family after being sworn in as Montgomery’s new mayor last week.
New mayor, new rules
Montgomery Village residents and officials crunched numbers and pondered taxes during the board’s April 3 meeting, featuring two lengthy public hearings: one for overriding the state-mandated … more
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Participants in Monday’s announcement include (l. - r.) Vice President of Business Attraction and Senior Development Officer at the Orange County Partnership for Economic Development Conor Eckert, Montgomery Town Supervisor Brian Maher, Homes and Community Renewal Commissioner RuthAnne Visnauskas, Molly Nicol, and Representing Sean Patrick Maloney is Director of Intergovernmental Affairs, Maria Ingrassia.
Montgomery wins $10m grant to feed the hungry
Food Bank of the Hudson Valley’s plan for a massive warehouse in Montgomery received a huge boost Monday, when the award of a $10.7 million state grant was announced for the project. The … more
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Shawangunk still seeking new businesses
A proposed local law that is hoping to encourage more businesses to locate along the Route 52 corridor in the Town of Shawangunk didn’t spark much interest at a May 19 public hearing. Only … more
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