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Ryan announces final report from Justice and Reform Commission
County Executive Pat Ryan announced the final report from the Ulster County Justice and Reform Commission is completed and ready for review and adoption by the Ulster County Legislature. The … more
Marlborough drafts short-term rental law
After months of crafting the legislation, the Town of Marlborough Town Board unanimously passed a resolution Feb. 8 that would introduce its new and improved short term rental laws. “I … more
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Town of Newburgh identified as one of the safest small towns in America
The Town of Newburgh was named one of the safest small communities in America, coming in at 146th in the nation according to personal finance website MoneyGeek. “This indicates the Town of … more
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Armory Center chosen as vaccine site
On Wednesday, February 3, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced that 35 additional community-based pop-up vaccination sites across the state are coming online, some the same day as the announcement. One of … more
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Democrat Anthony Grice and Republican Kelly Eskew are running for Orange County Clerk.
Grice enters race for county clerk
City of Newburgh Councilman Anthony Grice announced his candidacy for Orange County Clerk on the first of the month. If elected, he would be the first African American holding the position since its … more
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Newburgh residents advocate for BLM resolution
After a long few months rallying behind a Black Lives Matter resolution for Orange County, Democratic legislators voted against the revised “watered down” resolution 16-5. Leading the … more
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Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus with February’s Citizen of the Month, Azariah McLymore, and her family at the Orange County Government Center on Monday, February 8. (From left to right) Azariah’s parents Robert McLymore and Sharon McLymore, sister, Zoe McLymore, 11, Azariah McLymore, County Executive Neuhaus, and Azariah’s brothers Robert McLymore Jr., 17, and Elisha McLymore, 15.
Neuhaus presents Newburgh’s Azariah McLymore with February’s Citizen of the Month Award
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus has recognized Azariah McLymore as the Citizen of the Month Award winner for the month of February. A lifelong Newburgh resident, McLymore, 20, a law school … more
Village of Walden DPW employees and contractors worked for a day and a half last week to contain a water main break on South Montgomery Street. They battled freezing temperatures and poor visibility due to the snowstorm.
Walden DPW battles water main break and the elements
Last week the Village of Walden experienced a water main break during a heavy snowstorm, causing department of public works (DPW) employees and contractors to battle the elements. The pipe began … more
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Montgomery considers moratorium waiver
“I’m not going to stand up here and say I’m for or against another warehouse on Neelytown Road,” said Montgomery resident Sylvie Rainaldi during a public hearing on Thursday. … more
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Firefighters respond to a house fire on 192 Strawtown Road in New City. The house belonged to Anne Ilkiw, the Town of Montgomery’s Animal Control Officer. The blaze burned the house, leaving it unsalvageable and killing and injuring several of Ilkiw’s cats.
Animal Control officer loses home to fire
In the early morning hours of Wednesday, Feb. 3, Anne Ilkiw, Town of Montgomery animal control officer, lost her home on 192 Strawtown Road in New City to a devastating house fire. Firefighters … more
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Shawangunk Police Reform Committee picks up steam
The Town of Shawangunk Police Reform and Reinvention Committee continues to gain traction. The committee includes Town Councilman Brian Amthor, Town Councilman Robert Miller as well as Police … more
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Freedom of Information Law request spurs debate
“I just find it very curious that you’re scolding me for FOILing for a document in which I received from this village,” Residents Protecting Montgomery Co-Founder Don Berger said to … more
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Tri County Community Partnership kicks off 2021 with general meeting
Alayne Eisloffel led the Tri-County Community Partnership January meeting via Zoom. Annette Kahrs shared the Hope Not Handcuffs-Hudson Valley (HNH-HV) program through coordination with State … more
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Another snow emergency in Newburgh
In preparation for the forecasted inclement weather, A Snow Emergency has been declared in the City of Newburgh effective Saturday, February 6, 2021 at 6:00 p.m . Snow Emergency parking regulations … more
The former Bon Ton Space, currently Jennifer Furniture, at the north end of the Newburgh Mall, will become home to a new Resorts World Catskills Casino.
Resorts World Catskills coming to Newburgh Mall
Sullivan County’s Resorts World Catskills will be expanding with a new gambling hall with video lottery terminals in the Newburgh Mall.  Senator James Skoufis called it a “big win … more
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More than 4,000 stickers like this will appear on pizza boxes from local establishments during Super Bowl weekend.
Pizza box stickers to carry powerful message
Tri-County Community Partnership Inc. (TCCP) is a local non-profit whose mission is to educate the community regarding the effects of alcohol, marijuana, and drug use, especially among youth. For … more
A rendering of the proposed Silver Gardens senior housing complex in Highland, drawn by Justin Dates, of Maser Consulting.
Senior housing complex proposed in Lloyd
Developer Richard Gerentine has recently brought his newest senior housing project, Silver Gardens, before the Lloyd Planning Board for their review. The project will be a three story, 55,000 … more
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Highland Estates comes under review
In late January, Surveyor Patti Brooks came before the Lloyd Planning Board seeking a site plan review for the Highland Estates project, proposed for a 7.84 acre parcel within the Highway Business … more
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Marlboro begins school budgeting process
In late January the Marlboro Administration and School Board began planning the budget for the 2021-22 school year. Superintendent Michael Brooks welcomed the new year and a new budget … more
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Application Map for Old Indian Road.
Marlborough Planning Board approves revision for Old Indian Road
The Town of Marlborough Planning Board tackled its Feb. 1 agenda swiftly and decisively, though it began with a brief discussion over sending an application back to the Zoning Board of Appeals over a … more
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