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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
Lloyd unveils their revived Police Bike Patrol: L-R Chief James Janso, Supervisor Dave Plavchak, Officers Jesse Vail and Joshua Tucker, Rail Trail President Peter Bellizzi and Mark Elia.
Lloyd reinstates bike patrols
Lloyd Police Chief James Janso said, “it has been twenty-plus years since we’ve had the bike patrols as part of the department. We had them back in the mid 1990s and it kind of fell by … more
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Parents criticize Highland’s response to sexual assault
Just before public comment at last week’s Highland School Board meeting, Board President Alan Barone made a brief statement about alleged misconduct by some players on one of the school … more
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Marlborough reviews preliminary budget
A brief public hearing on Tuesday, October 10 gave residents and other attendees a peek at the preliminary town budget for 2024. The hearing was part of the biweekly meeting of the Marlborough Town … more
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A photography studio has been erected on Mack’s Lane in Highland without site plan approval or a special use permit.
Photography studio draws neighbors’ complaints
Recently, the Lloyd Planning Board was confronted by an attorney representing neighbors on Macks Lane, claiming that the Town’s Building Department illegally granted a Building Permit to … more
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From 2021 Miss Flo teaches young dancers and kids from the audience a little bit of hip-hop dancing.
Walktoberfest returns this weekend
Area farms and specially curated local products will showcase alongside live entertainment and family fun at Walkway Over the Hudson State Historic Park and along the Hudson Valley Rail Trail this … more
The Grupo Folklorico de Poughkeepsie, showcased authentic music and dance from Oaxaca in central Mexico.
Bounty Fest a big success
Due to inclement weather, the Heart of the Hudson Valley Bounty Fest was wisely moved to Sunday, October 6 and was duly rewarded with the perfect fall afternoon. The Festival, sponsored by Meet … more
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One year after being forced to vacate its space in the Newburgh Mall, the Newburgh Free Library will open a new town branch on South Plank Road, occupying a space previously held by Your CBD store.
Town library branch relocates after mall deal falls through
The Newburgh Free Library will return to the Town of Newburgh with a new location at 181 South Plank Road Suite #2. The Newburgh Board of Education unanimously voted in favor of the lease … more
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City budget promises lower taxes
A decrease in the city’s budget and tax rate is shown in the proposed 2024 City of Newburgh budget. The proposed 2024 Budget for the City of Newburgh is $97.6 million, an amount that … more
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Amanda Silvagnoli will offer a “chalking 101” lesson on Saturday.
Chalk and other media combine for festival
Artists of different mediums and styles will converge on the City of Newburgh on Saturday, October 21 for the Art On The Block and Chalk Fest. Residents and visitors will have the opportunity to … more
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Golden Hour Books store owner Angie Venezia welcomes city residents and new visitors to browse the shelves for their next literary endeavor. The family owned independent bookstore is located at 181 Broadway.
New bookstore opens on Broadway
Golden Hour Books, a family owned independent bookstore located at 181 Broadway, has recently opened and looks forward to welcoming new visitors to browse the shelves for their next literary … more
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