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Brewery eyes Marlborough
It may take a while, but a craft brewery could be coming to the Town of Marlborough. Joe Ortgea proposed the idea to the Planning Board at its Dec. 7 meeting, revealing that he and his family … more
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Mike Garone picks out a tree for one of his customers.
Tree farm hosts Shriner benefit
Three years ago Mike Garone established the Garone’s Mountain Fresh Farms at 17 Baileys Gap Road in Highland after purchasing the seven acre Christmas Tree Farm from the CrimiVarole family. It … more
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Lloyd struggles with bookkeeper position
The issue of a municipal bookkeeper for the town was brought up at last week’s Lloyd Town Board meeting. Councilman Joe Mazzetti said in the past the position was an appointment by the … more
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Marlboro Superintendent thanks school personnel
Marlboro School Superintendent Michael Brooks opened last week’s school board meeting with message of appreciation by showing a slide of district teachers and students hard at work in various … more
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Appeal to preserve trees in Gardiner
The vote for a site plan and special permit application was nearly delayed for another month after a Town of Gardiner Planning Board member argued there was insufficient evidence the project was safe … more
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Montgomery Town Board opts for pay raises instead of health-care benefits
Following a public hearing on Thursday evening, the Montgomery Town Board adopted Local Law No. 5 of 2020, adjusting the salaries and benefits of town board members and the deputy town supervisor. … more
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Business council makes pitch for members
Randi Picarello, Business Council of Greater Montgomery Executive Directo, presented the group’s future plans at last Tuesday’s Walden Village Board meeting. Picarello is approaching … more
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Members of American Legion Post 521 Montgomery and VFW Post 2064 Maybrook march at Monday’s Pearl Harbor Day remembrance ceremony in the Village of Montgomery.
Montgomery remembers Pearl Harbor
Montgomery residents, officials and veterans gathered Monday at Powell’s Landing Pavilion in the Village of Montgomery to commemorate those who lost their lives during the attack on Pearl … more
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Santa Claus hands out treat bags to children at Sunday’s drive-thru Christmas event in Shawangunk.
Wallkill presents a ‘drive-through Christmas’
The Vision of Wallkill, the Town of Shawangunk and the Wallkill Fire Department and several other entities put on a drive-thru Christmas on Sunday, providing children with treat bags and the chance … more
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Gardiner holds off on Conservation Advisory Committee
The drama concerning the Town of Gardiner’s Environmental Conservation Commission continues — the Town Board decided at its Dec. 1 meeting to hold off on transforming the group into a … more
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Maybrook reviews Galaxy plan, fills police committee
A so-far eight year long process continues in Maybrook as the Village Board received and made more comments on the an Environmental Assessment Statement (EAS) for two parcels Galaxy Limited wants to … more
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The Orange County Legislature has approved the sale of three county-owned properties on Grand Street, including a former YMCA building (pictured) to Foster Supply Hospitality of Sullivan County.
Newburgh hospitality
The three County-owned properties on Grand Street in Newburgh have officially found a new purpose. On December 3, the Orange County Legislature voted unanimously to award the Request for Proposal … more
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Meadow Hill School Meal Distribution team celebrates 1 Million Meals with signs and a group photo.
COVID-19 cases continue to increase
The Newburgh area has continued to stay in the yellow micro-cluster zone, despite it continuing to near orange zone numbers. As of Monday, December 7, Orange County has 18,354 positive cases, which … more
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NW to purchase body cameras for town police
The Town of New Windsor Town Board voted to authorize the request for proposals for body worn cameras for the New Windsor Police Department, one effort to increase transparency within the department … more
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Rev. Jim Van Houten helps prepare some gift packages at the Walden Fire House.
Operation Dalmatian on despite COVID-19 pandemic
Operation Dalmatian will still happen this year, however it will look different than it has in previous years. Operation Dalmatian is a local nonprofit organization that has been a part of the … more
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Neuhaus launches ‘Orange Cares’ program
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus has launched an initiative to give thanks and pay tribute to the people who continue to work on the frontlines during the COVID-19 pandemic and bring some … more
Patients struggle with isolation during pandemic
There isn’t a question about why loved ones aren’t able to see their family members who are in either a nursing home or hospital right now, but it doesn’t make the struggle any less … more
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Newburgh volunteers, like Linda Jansen, have continued to serve the community despite the ongoing pandemic.
Newburgh volunteers continue hard work
With the ongoing pandemic, volunteers in Newburgh have continued to step up to help their community in a variety of different ways, whether it be food for Thanksgiving, coats for the Winter, or the … more
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Newburgh Arts and Cultural Study comes to an end
Over the weekend organizers of the Newburgh Arts and Cultural Study (NACS) held its final public event, “The Summit: Knowing More,” which was a two-hour long discussion of its initial … more
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DA announces guilty plea in weapons case
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler announced that on Friday, December 4, 2020, Demetrius Stewart, 34, of Newburgh, pleaded guilty before Orange County Court Judge Robert H. Freehill, to … more
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