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Montgomery considers moratorium while searching for water
Unable to develop a much-needed new source of municipal water the Village of Montgomery is contemplating a three-month building moratorium in response to the situation. Drafted by Village … 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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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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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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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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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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Tri-Montgomery Triathlon returns this weekend
The Business Council of Greater Montgomery will be hosting its second annual Tri Montgomery, a weekend-long event featuring a triathlon, fundraisers and other activities for the community. On … more
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Audit questions Wallkill CSD financial practices
An audit report released by the New York State Comptroller’s office says that Wallkill School District claims totaling $1.7 million were not adequately supported, authorized or approved before … more
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Paranormal museum offers Halloween chills and thrills
Looking for some frightful festivity this Halloween season? The Pine Bush UFO & Paranormal Museum, located in the village at 86 Main Street, has you covered with a plethora of events and … more
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TOM weighs moratorium for battery storage facilities
During the latter half of the Town of Montgomery’s September 26 board meeting, Councilwoman Kristen Brown proposed that the board remove battery storage facilities from its allowed uses for the … more
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Warehouse generates mixed reception
The Town of Montgomery’s September 27 planning board meeting opened with a public hearing for Real Deal Management’s warehouse, a project proposed for Bracken Road that’s sparked … more
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Residents gazing at the fireworks display.
Maybrook parties into the night
Residents of Maybrook gathered at Veteran’s Memorial Park for the village’s annual Celebrate Maybrook, an evening filled with food, music and community fun. From 5:30 p.m. to 10 … more
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Feller: no tax increase for 2024
Though the formal presentation of the Town of Montgomery’s proposed 2024 budget is still a few weeks away, Supervisor Ron Feller was happy to offer a sneak preview at last week’s town … more
Food Bank launches capital campaign
The Food Bank of the Hudson Valley, a distribution location of the Regional Food Bank of Northeastern New York, announces the launch of its capital campaign to construct a new 40,000 square foot … more
Former Maybrook Village Trustee accused of insurance fraud
New York State Comptroller Thomas P. DiNapoli announced the arrest last week of Gina Bradshaw, an officer manager for numerous doctors’ office in Manhattan, for her alleged role in a long-term … more
Walden residents speak up about police enforcement
The Village of Walden’s September 19 board meeting featured in-depth public comments regarding the village’s police department, including criticism of the department’s enforcement … more
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Crawford holds public hearing for consolidation
During its September 21 meeting, the town board of Crawford held a public hearing on a proposal for turning Crawford into a coterminous village town, providing residents with information and the … more
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Larry Kraus with the auto center’s new owners, Husnain and Saba Hussain.
Walden auto mechanic puts away his tools
Larry Kraus, a long-time local resident and former owner of the Hudson Valley Auto & Tire Center in Walden, sold his business to new owners Hussain and Saba Hussain in late August after 36 years … more
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Gardiner pursues further legal action against Awosting Club
Having successfully overcome one legal challenge from the Awosting Club, the town of Gardiner is now prepared to pursue further legal action against the glamping facility. The Supreme Court of … more
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A new event at this year’s Weekend of Wallkill was the political potato peeling contest among the town’s political candidates. When the potato is peeled, hands go up.
A wet Weekend of Wallkill is still fun
Despite ongoing rain showers, the Weekend of Wallkill celebration returned for its ninth year on Saturday, September 23. Families and residents of the hamlet and surrounding areas browsed homemade … more
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