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A proposal to convert the former Borden Condensed Milk Factory into a boutique hotel and spa is before the Town of Montgomery Planning Board.
Planning board wants a noise study done for Milk Factory project
It seems like every local has heard of the old Borden condensed milk factory rehabilitation on Route 208 into a boutique hotel and spa, but they might not know that it’s right next door to a … more
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TOMAC may soon be ready to part ways with Ambulnz, a Newburgh-based ALS provider.
TOMAC on track for ALS service
The Town of Montgomery Ambulance Corps (TOMAC) has been working timelessly to supply advanced life support (ALS) services to the town and its three villages. After a quarterly check-in at town board … more
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Rick Malley and his wife Janice, with their son Steven, daughter-in-law Heather and grandson Jaxon.
Highway man heads into retirement
Rick Malley put no time to waste when thinking of retirement plans, as a house he and his wife purchased in North Myrtle Beach is awaiting their arrival. Malley is retiring from the Town of … more
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One lane to close along Interstate 84 in Orange County
The New York State Department of Transportation is advising Orange County motorists to expect one lane to close along Interstate 84 eastbound, between Exit 19 (State Route 17) in the Town of Wallkill … more
Joining the Easter Bunny for the festivities: (l. – r.) Lloyd Chief James Janso, Ulster County District 10 Legislator Gina Hansut, Town of Lloyd Supervisor Dave Plavchak, and Town Council Member Lenny Auchmoody.
Highland celebrates Easter in the Hamlet
The town of Lloyd celebrated its 20th “Easter in the Hamlet” event on Saturday. The event is held in the town field, where eggs are placed two hours before. In previous years the … more
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Easter egg hunting under the dome
Upcoming events at the Cornwall Public Library
Cornwall Public Library is pleased to announce an exciting lineup of events for the week of April 16-22. On Monday, April 17, the library will host a Creative Writers Group at 11:30 a.m. This … more
Mount to present one-man play Every Brilliant Thing April 19-21
Armed with his list of everything worth living for, a man reviews his traumas and triumphs in Mount Saint Mary College’s presentation of Every Brilliant Thing on Wednesday, April 19, through … more
[L-R] Rosie [Lauren Cambalik] wipes away Donna’s [Isabelle Polchinski] tears while Tanya [Bryanna Wallace] comforts her.
Mamma Mia! coming to the Wallkill High School stage
Wallkill families, friends and students are invited to enjoy a night of music, laughs and love with the performance of the world-renowned production of Mamma Mia! held at Wallkill Senior High School. … more
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Plattekill seeks legal help to fight landfill
The Plattekill Town Board has hired J&G Law to represent it in any future legal matters regarding the possible siting of a county landfill in the town. The board voted 5-0 at its April 5 … more
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After 15 months in office, Plattekill Supervisor Jennifer Salemo announced she will not seek re-election.
Plattekill supervisor will not seek a second term
Just 15 months after taking office, Town of Plattekill Supervisor Jennifer Salemo has decided she won’t run for another two-year term. Speaking with the Southern Ulster Times on Thursday, … more
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Ulster County closes on sale of former IBM property
Ulster County closed on the sale of the former IBM Kingston West Campus to National Resources, the real estate development company that previously purchased the majority of the larger East Campus … more
Barbara Croce joins WVFS&L Board of Directors
Wallkill Valley Bancorp MHC and its wholly owned subsidiary Wallkill Valley Federal Savings and Loan Association, is pleased to announce the appointment of a new Board Member, Barbara Croce. Barbara … more
Ulster County Legislature moves to raise hotel bed tax
During its March Session, the Ulster County Legislature adopted Resolution No. 11, which will ask permission of the State for the County to raise the occupancy tax on overnight rentals in the County. … more
Paul Ernenwein, past chair of Newburgh Illuminated, spoke before the council addressing the permit and the need for this festival.
Bright future in Newburgh?
While Newburgh City officials mull over reduced hours or a smaller footprint for the annual Newburgh Illuminated Festival, organizers have hinted that they are open to moving it to the Town of … more
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Toxic water in the Hudson?
Indian Point nuclear power plant, under the ownership of Holtec International, has come under scrutiny from municipalities and leaders for their remediation and discharge efforts of the former site. … more
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“We’re grateful for the fact that we have so many people who were along this journey with us and cared so much.” Kristina DePalma-Ortiz alongside Jessica Henson.
Liberty Street Bakery moves to Poughkeepsie
Bread and Batter Bakery, formerly known as Newburgh Flour Shop, served its last customer and closed its doors for the last time at their 109 Liberty Street location on Sunday, April 9. Community … more
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The Way of the Cross journeys through the East end
Parishioners of St. Patrick’s Church and other surrounding communities joined together on Friday, April 7 and watched as Jesus was beaten, led through the streets of the City of Newburgh and … more
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Business Council Executive Director Randi Picarello holding the $2,000 check with food pantry volunteers and some members of the Business Council’s board.
$2K raised for Food Pantry
Last Wednesday, the Montgomery Food Pantry was handed a $2,000 check after another successful Dine for Dollars event. The Business Council of Greater Montgomery annually hosts a Dine for Dollars … more
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Commercial-residential structure eyed for Montgomery
Several years ago, the Village of Montgomery Planning Board was approached about a mixed-use development along Railroad Avenue. After months of discussion, approvals and hearings, the project is … more
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