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Berger to challenge incumbents in Montgomery
Although candidates are still collecting signatures to appear on the ballot, three have announced their candidacy for Montgomery Village Trustee. Don Berger will challenge incumbents Michael … more
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VC extends bus contract with First Student Inc.
At the Valley Central School District (VCSD) Board of Education meeting on Jan. 11, the board extended its bus contract with First Student, Inc. through 2026. The board unanimously approved two … more
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TOM creates drug and alcohol abuse advisory committee
“This is something that I’ve wanted to start for quite some time,” said Montgomery Town Supervisor Brian Maher. During their work session last week, the town board created an … more
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Police Reform and Reinvention collaboration underway in Crawford
The January Town of Crawford board meeting was held via Zoom with a relatively light agenda. In addition to the normal business items, Supervisor Charles Carnes addressed the formation of community … more
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Miller to lead agenda for minority conference
Assemblyman Brian Miller (R,I,C-New Hartford) has been appointed by Assembly Minority Leader Will Barclay (R,C,I-Pulaski) to serve in the Conference’s leadership as the Vice-Chair of the … more
Business Council to host two month-long events
Companies in the Town of Montgomery will soon receive an economic boost thanks to two month-long events presented by the Business Council of Greater Montgomery. February’s Dine for Dollars … more
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Paper Bag Players present a virtual show on Jan. 31
For all you longtime and soon-to-be fans, the Paper Bag Players have created a new, lively show full of imagination and inspiration. Since they can’t come to us live onstage indoors, they have … more
Lynn Allen Cione
Chamber of Commerce president leaves post
Lynn Allen Cione has been relieved of her duties as President and CEO of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce. Marcel Martino, chairman of the Board of Directors made the announcement last week, … more
Vaccine distribution at a halt
The COVID-19 vaccination distribution hasn’t gotten any faster since millions of New Yorkers in the phase 1b group, which includes people age 65 and over, first responders, teachers, public … more
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Two vehicles ended up in a ditch, Tuesday afternoon following an accident on snow-covered Rock Cut Road
Two-car accident on Rock Cut Road
The Orange Lake Fire Department was dispatched to a two-vehicle MVA with possible entrapment at 390 Rock Cut Road on January 26.  Town of Newburgh Police were at scene. Both drivers of … more
Pictured above: (from left to right): Michael J. Kenney, Associate, Michele L. Babcock, Managing Partner, and Rebecca B. Mantello, Senior Counsel.
Jacobowitz and Gubits welcomes two new attorneys
 Jacobowitz and Gubits, LLP (J&G) is pleased to announce that two new attorneys have joined the firm. Rebecca Baldwin Mantello has joined the firm’s Business Consumer Team as Senior … more
A volunteer nurse from the Bruderhof Community in Walden, administers a vaccination to Middletown’s David Heath, 72
Orange County Health Department administers COVID-19 vaccinations to residents
Under the direction of Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus, the County’s Health Department in collaboration with its Medical Reserve Corps Unit (MRC), the Department of Emergency Services … more
Parolee arrested with drugs
A Newburgh man was taken into custody Friday evening after attempting to discard a stash of cocaine. On January 22 nd at approximately 7:40 p.m., City of Newburgh officers were patrolling the … more
New Windsor Ambulance Corps ready to administer vaccines
Supervisor George Meyers has announced that the Town of New Windsor Emergency Medical Services (Ambulance Corps) has been designated a provider for the COVID-19 vaccine by New York State. “I … more
On Saturday afternoon, a fire burned Walker Valley Auto and Truck Repair LLC leaving part of the business unsalvageable.
‘The whole place burned’
On Saturday afternoon, a fire engulfed Walker Valley Auto and Truck Repair LLC, shutting it down until further notice. A spark from an electric welder set a truck ablaze. An employee attempted to … more
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Skoufis: dissolve town IDA
Sen. James Skoufis called for the dissolution of the Town of Montgomery Industrial Development Agency (IDA). This came after he saw Project Sailfish’s waiver request to use non-local labor for … more
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Galaxy project moves forward
Maybrook is getting ready to adopt a negative declaration of impact on developer Galaxy Limited’s Environmental Assessment Form (EAS) for property it wants to develop for warehouse use along … more
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Town of Montgomery eyes 3 more warehouses
“[I’m] not sure the board can approve three potential warehouses, each with two bays,” said Richard Hoyt, attorney for the Town of Montgomery Planning Board. Last week the … more
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PB super returns from medical leave
Pine Bush Central School District Superintendent of Schools Tim Mains returned to work on Wednesday following a three-month medical leave of absence. Mains had been out since Oct. 14. On Oct. 6, … more
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Shawangunk Democrats seek candidates
The Town of Shawangunk Democrats (TOSD) are interested in hearing from Shawangunk residents who are considering running for local office and who would like to be endorsed by the TOSD in November … more
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