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The afternoon concluded with cider and treats provided by the garden club before students made their way back to West campus.
NFA West students root for trees
Newburgh Free Academy West campus freshmen students along with members of the Garden Club of Orange and Dutchess Counties joined together at Downing Park to plant various bulbs at several city park … more
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Graft Cider opens Newburgh facility
Empire State Development (ESD) has announced the grand opening of Graft Cider’s new $1.3 million production facility, The Orchard, in Newburgh. Graft Cider has redeveloped the former … more
Officials gathered October 18 for the grand opening of Avalon Medical Center.
Avalon Medical Center celebrates opening with ribbon cutting
Avalon Medical Center celebrated the opening of its new primary care, urgent care and orthopedic facility in New Windsor on Wednesday, October 18 with a ceremonial ribbon cutting. Assemblyman … more
Plattekill to face ‘a little bit of an increase’
Early in the hour-long public hearing on October 18 on the Town of Plattekill’s local law to exceed the state-mandated 2.0 percent tax cap, Supervisor Jennifer Salemo made it clear that the … more
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Marlborough OKs Mount Zion sub
A three-lot subdivision on Mount Zion Road took up much of the Marlborough Planning Board’s Monday, October 16 meeting at Town Hall. The board also held a public hearing on the conversion of an … more
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James Ventriglia, shown with his family, was honored at the Marlborough Town Board meeting on Monday.
Marlborough honors Middle School teacher
  James Ventriglia, a social sciences teacher and soccer coach at Marlboro Middle School, received the Pride of Marlborough Award from the Town Board on Monday, October 23.   … more
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Guidance was given along each step in the process.
Lloyd hosts Community Scarecrow Project
Even though it was a rainy day, parents and their kids turned out to make colorful, beautiful scarecrows. The town’s Beautification Committee hosted the event in early October and provided all … more
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Ulster County Legislature adopts ThinkDIFFERENTLY Program
The Ulster County Legislature has unanimously approved Resolution No. 555, which adopts the ThinkDIFFERENTLY initiative to change the ways individuals, businesses and communities relate to those with … more
A picture from the zSpace website illustrates a student virtually studying the inner workings of an automobile
Marlboro Superintendent explains ARP funding
In a slide presentation for the public and the Marlboro School Board, Superintendent Michael Rydell touched upon funding the district received through the American Rescue Plan [ARP] and how it will … more
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Highland Fire Department unveils 2024 budget
Last week the Highland Fire Commissioners held a public hearing on the department’s 2024 budget. Next year the operating budget will hit $1,331,060, but after calculating $94,800 in projected … more
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Montgomery residents discuss police and the future
The Village of Montgomery’s October 17 board meeting featured significant public comments concerning the village’s police enforcement, upcoming meetings and preparations for this … more
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Shawangunk board votes to exceed tax cap
The Town of Shawangunk unanimously voted to exceed the state-mandated 2.0 percent tax cap for its 2024 budget at its October 19 Town Board meeting. The vote came after a public hearing in which … more
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Honor Flight Honoree
Mike Cody (r.), a US Army Vietnam Veteran and Town of Wallkill DPW Employee was among the honorees this past Saturday for Mission #31 of the Hudson Valley Honor Flight. He was one of the 70 US … more
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United Orchids ignited in flames following the explosion
Explosion ravages United Orchids, injures one
One person was seriously injured last Thursday in a propane tank explosion at United Orchids on Route 17K in Bullville. Several fire departments and first responders from Orange and Ulster … more
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Maybrook solar project nears approvals
Little by little, Maybrook’s first large solar farm project inched closer to all required approvals following several village board planning board joint public hearings last week. Last … more
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Debra Clinton and Phil Johnson
Two newcomers run in new District 16
Political newcomers Debra Clinton and Pastor Phil Johnson are vying for the seat in the new District 16 in the Ulster County Legislature. The district encompasses all of the Town of Gardiner and … more
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Albany Avenue is now Samuel E. Wright Way
The Walden community gathered at Albany Avenue on October 22 at 1 p.m. to unveil the newest dedication to the late resident Samuel Wright: the “Samuel E. Wright Way,” a permanent name … more
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Wellness fair benefits social justice organizations
Two area organizations are teaming up to host a health and wellness fair this coming weekend in Walden. The two-day event, co-hosted by the Valley Central Parents For Social Justice (VCPSJ) and … more
Jacobson hosting in-person billing assistance meeting with Central Hudson
Assemblymember Jonathan Jacobson (D-104 ) is sponsoring an in-person billing assistance meeting with Central Hudson where customers can get one-on-one help with a Central Hudson representative to … more
Valley Central looking to spend Covid funds
The Valley Central School District is holding a Viking 21 meeting on Wednesday, October 25, at 6:30 pm at Berea Elementary School.   At this meeting the District will provide an updated … more
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