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The traditional laying of the wreaths.
Plattekill honors fallen heroes
This past Saturday the Town of Plattekill held their annual Memorial Day ceremony. The parade stepped off from the town hall and went down Route 32 to the Veterans Park. Deputy Supervisor Dean … more
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Tesla plans Town of Newburgh distribution center
The Orange County Partnership is pleased to announce that Tesla, the renowned electric car manufacturer, has selected Orange County as the home of their new regional distribution facility for vehicle … more
Highland proposes $48.9 million budget
On May 17, Highland residents will be asked to vote on a $48,998,581 budget for the 2022-23 school year. The budget is required to be broken into three expense areas: Administrative at $5,058,771 … more
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Neuhaus to deliver 2022 State of the County Address on May 25
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus will deliver his 2022 State of the County address at 6 p.m. on Wednesday, May 25. The address is open to the public and will take place at the Orange … more
Rendition of new pole and line
Central Hudson approved for new transmission line
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation has received final approval to rebuild approximately 23-miles of electric transmission lines that serve thousands of residents and businesses in Ulster … more
The Doug Beavers Latin Jazz Octet performs Saturday at SUNY Orange.
SUNY Orange celebrates Latin Jazz
Saturday, October 1 is the exact center of Hispanic Heritage Month. So, what better way to celebrate than with Latin Jazz! Come at 7:30 p.m. to the William and Helen Richards Theatre at Orange … more
Developer seeks to restart unfinished condo project
Two new proposals – one that would restart unfinished condo development, the other a two-lot subdivision proposal – were scrutinized by the Marlborough Planning Board at its Monday, May 6 … more
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The Ancient Order of Hibernians performed before the Middle School Memorials with the Color Guard in front of them.
Marlborough honors Memorial Day with parade
A colorful and lively Memorial Day parade made its way down Western Avenue and out onto the Elementary School field for a ceremony to honor all who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. … more
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Three Marlboro High School Juniors received the National Student Development Council Awards from the Board of Education. Pictured (l. - r.) High School Assistant Principal Kristen Becker, High School Principal Ryan Lawler, students Gabriella Cortes, Deni Menendez, Harrison Solomon, Superintendent Michael Rydell and School Board President Michael Connors.
Marlboro honors NSDC student winners
At their last meeting the Marlboro School Board honored three Junior High School students, Gabriella Cortes, Deni Menendez, and Harrison Solomon who received National Student Development Council … more
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Operation Toy Train makes its annual appearance
Residents and officials of the Village of Montgomery, despite dealing with chilling downpours and muddy shoes, arrived at Railroad Avenue last Sunday, December 10, and donated loads of toys to … more
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson secured a $10,000 grant for the Marlboro Free Library. Pictured (l. – r.) President of the Board of Trustees Denise Garofalo, Library Director Christina Jennerich, Assemblyman Jacobson and Trustee Vice President Kelli Kavanaugh.
Jacobson obtains $10,000 grant for Marlboro Library
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson [NY 104] recently secured a $10,000 grant for the Marlboro Free Library that will be used to fund Ancestry Library Edition, new e-books and museum passes. Jacobson … more
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Matt Healy (left) and Sebastion (right) about to toss the wreath into Wallkill River.
Riverside ceremony recalls Pearl Harbor attack
The Village of Montgomery, the Osborn-Fitzsimmons American Legion Post 521, and the Dusenberry-Flannery VFW Post 2064 gathered in the Powell’s Landing Pavillion last Thursday, December 7 at 10 … more
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Local area farmers honored the Kents with a tractor parade that culminated at their Locust Grove Brewing Company in Milton.
Kent Farm receives 200-year recognition
The Kent family of Milton was recently recognized for their Locust Grove Fruit Farm being in continuous use for a little more than 200 years.   Ulster County Legislator Tom Corcoran … more
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Burn notice issued in Plattekill
Due to the drought conditions in the Town of Plattekill, Supervisor Jennifer Salemo has declared a state of emergency that bans the burning of any materials outdoors.      Salemo … more
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The original 2011 rendering of the Falcon Ridge project shows in detail the scope of the developer’s plans for the former Altamont Farm site.
Falcon Ridge returns to planning board
Last week developer Dan Gueron returned to the Lloyd Planning Board, seeking to continue a site plan review of his large-scale Falcon Ridge residential project, proposed for Upper North Road. He is … more
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SUNY Orange presents a children’s show double bill
The Paper Bag Players are coming with singing, dancing and lots of laughs to SUNY Orange in Middletown, on Sunday, January 28 to start off the 2024 Cultural Affairs performance events programming. At … more
Legislators call for free school lunch in state budget
Legislator Megan Sperry (District 17 – New Paltz, Rifton), the author of 2022 Resolution No. 493 “Urging New York State Governor And New York State Legislature To Adopt Legislation … more
Wallkill River Summit set for May 3 in New Paltz
The Wallkill River Watershed Alliance will hold its 8th Annual Wallkill River Summit at 5-7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 3, at the College Terrace at SUNY New Paltz. The Summit will feature speakers … more
Dennis Bragg stands beside the grave of Pvt. Amos D. Scott, who died in France in 1918.
‘Grandest death of all’
Last year Lloyd Union Cemetery Trustee Dennis Bragg started a tradition that he hopes will continue in the future; each year he plans to pick one soldier to honor and this year he chose WWI Veteran … more
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The Marlboro Art Department; L-R Marc Eckert, Amy Tremblay (chair), Megan Albright, Rachael Elder and Christine Williams
Marlboro art students show their creations
As the 2021-22 school year comes to a close, Marlboro art students held an art show at Frida’s Bakery & Cafe in downtown Milton. This is the first art show since the pandemic shut down … more
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