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EPA to award $10.5 million to address contaminated sites
Last week, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced that it is awarding $254.5 million in Brownfields Grants to 265 communities, including Newburgh. The grants are supported by … more
New transmission line to link Rock Tavern and Sugar Loaf
New York Transco has received approval from the New York Public Service Commission (PSC) to advance construction on the Rock Tavern to Sugarloaf Project (RTS), a 12-mile 115kV electric transmission … more
A smiling library patron enjoys a fun day of fishing! Come check out a fishing pole from the Library of Things and have your own fun day or join the Youth Fishing Tournament on Saturday, May 14 from 8 a.m. - 12 noon at 53 Reservoir Road in Highland.
Upcoming Highland Library events
The Highland Public Library offers a number of beginner and custom computer classes on Thursdays between 1 and 4 p.m. You can register online at Highlandlibrary.org. Several curbside craft … more
Lloyd Methodist Church serving Chicken Marsala
Chicken Marsala, prepared by Sal’s of Highland, is on the menu at the Lloyd United Methodist Church dinner on Saturday, May 15. Curbside pickup is between 3 and 5 p.m.. of the meal, which … more
Lloyd PBA to host Youth Fishing Tournament
The Town of Lloyd Police Benevolent Association will host a Youth Fishing Tournament for ages 15 and under on Saturday, May 14 at Berean Park, 53 Reservoir Road, Highland. The lake will be … more
Marlboro FD selling commemorative T-shirts
Marlboro Hose Company #1 is celebrating its 125th anniversary this summer, with a parade scheduled for July 30. The fire company is currently selling commemorative T-shirts for $20 apiece. You can … more
PFD auxiliary to host monthly pancake breakfast
Mark your calendars for the monthly breakfast of the Plattekill Fire Department auxiliary. They are held the second Sunday of the month. The next breakfast will be held Sunday, June 9, 7 a.m. to … more
Duck Derby set for Saturday
The inaugural Duck Derby in Wallkill will be held Saturday, May 14 at 3 p.m. on the Wallkill River, hosted by Vision of Wallkill and Wallkill High School’s Senior Celebration Committee. Yellow … more
Upcoming  Maybrook events
Spring is bringing events to the Village of Maybrook, from a pasta dinner to a spring concert and more. The Maybrook Symphonic Wind Ensemble will host its annual spring concert 7:30 p.m., Thurs., … more
Gardiner Library hosts Sashkito Stitching workshop
Gardiner Library hosts Sashiko Stitching with Denise Aumick on Saturday May 14, 11 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. Sashiko is a popular type of traditional Japanese embroidery. Adults and ages 12+ will hand … more
Historical society welcomes Beekeeper Richard Phelps
The Town of Wallkill Historical Society welcomes columnist and beekeeper Richard Phelps to its May meeting on Sat., May 14 at the Town of Wallkill Town Hall, 99 Tower Drive. Phelps will give a … more
Library hosts native plant sale
The Gardiner Library and the Wallkill Valley Pollinator Pathway, an initiative of the Wallkill Valley Land Trust, are hosting a native plant sale to complement the library’s new pollinator … more
Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan files papers to run for Congress
Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan (D-Gardiner) has filed a notice of substitution to be the new Democratic candidate for Congress in NY-19. Ryan is seeking to replace Rep Antonio Delgado … more
Strongroom proposes new installation for Dutch Church
Newburgh City Council approved a resolution for the authorization of the city manager to enter into a license agreement with Strongroom that allows usage and access to the Dutch Reformed Church … more
City departments restructure
Newburgh City Council approved a resolution for the deletion and addition of a new executive staff position and deletion and addition of several finance department positions. City Manager Todd … more
Newburgh City Council approves fee increase for violations
Newburgh City Council unanimously approved the city ordinance to amend Chapter 190, Article XIII entitled “Responsibilities of Owners and Occupants” which increases the penalties for … more
New Windsor and Kiryas Joel water discussions
New Windsor Town Board received and filed the long term maintenance agreement between the town and Village of Kiryas Joel that will provide maintenance and protection to New Windsor water … more
New Windsor seeks bids for roof replacements
New Windsor Town Board approved the authorization for the Town Clerk to advertise and collect sealed bids for work to be done on the Town Hall and New Windsor Ambulance Corps building roofs. New … more
Lowering the speed in New Windsor
The New York State Department of Transportation [NYSDOT] conducted and completed a study on 12 roads in the Town of New Windsor with requests from the town to reduce speed limits in the western end. … more
Recognized at last week’s New Windsor Town Board meeting: (l. - r.) John Lopez, Kyle Carpenter, Josh Kawski, Christine Kawski, Brandon Arciello, Shea Tetreault, Chief Michael Bigg, Nick Gardinier and Michele Blossom of the New Windsor Ambulance Corps.
New Windsor Ambulance Corps recognized
The New Windsor Ambulance Corps appeared before the town board during their regular meeting to be recognized for their professionalism in their response to a cardiac arrest call. Members of the … more
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