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MaArCo hosts annual studio tours
Over the Mother’s Day weekend, a group of Marlborough artists, collectively known as the Marlboro Arts Coalition [MaArCo], opened their studio doors to the public, giving them a glimpse of … more
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Mixed Emotions by Rachel Williams.
Artist to offer a glimpse into her creative process
Artist Rachel Williams will “set up shop” in Mindy Ross Gallery on Friday, May 26, from 12 to 5 p.m. During this timeslot, she will display the materials and tools she uses, and then she … more
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson presented an assembly citation to Middle Hope and was joined by Councilman Scott Manley for a photo.
Middle Hope Fire Department celebrates 75 years of service
The Middle Hope Fire Department celebrates 75 years of active service in the Town of Newburgh and long-time department members and company accomplishments were recognized and honored on Saturday, … more
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Marsha Massih in her studio.
'Secret Lives' solo exhibition opens May 20
Studio 89 in Highland welcomes an exhibit called “Secret Lives” featuring new paintings by Marsha Massih, an award-winning oil painter from the Hudson Valley. The exhibition will run from … more
Masterson is surrounded by her paintings of migrant farmers in her studio.
Artist displays her work on local barns
Milton Artist Barbara Masterson has found a new way to show her art to the world, by hanging her large format paintings on the sides of local barns. Masterson has long been fascinated by the local … more
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Last Monday a small group of town officials planted flowers at the newly restored New Paltz Slave Cemetery in the Town of Lloyd. Pictured L-R Lt. Phil Roloson, Town Clerk Wendy Rosinski, Ulster County Legislator Gina Hansut, Supervisor Dave Plavchak, Councilman John Fraino, Police Chief James Janso, Town Historian Joan Kelley and Councilman Mike Guerriero.
Slave cemetery restored
After three years, the New Paltz Slave Cemetery has been identified and is now surrounded by a wooden fence and new signage. The cemetery was founded in 1780 and was initially known as the Abraham … more
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Matthews resigns from Plattekill Town Board
The Plattekill Town Board will look a lot different next year after Town Supervisor Jennifer Salemo announced at the May 3 workshop meeting that Councilman Darryl Matthews has resigned due to … more
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Social Studies Teacher James Ventriglia recently brought members of his Youth in Government program to the Marlboro Town Board. Pictured L-R James Ventriglia, Kathem Fakhoury, Sam Armstrong, Noah Ernst, Robert Kunkel, Gia Faricellia, Julia Gaer, Abby Gaer, Audrey Lee, Kyle Anderson, Eva Carbone, Olivia Ciaccio, Zoi Kosta, Lucy Canizzaro, Feranmi Mabinuori, Nathaniel Pascale, teacher/advisor Kevin Egan, Harrison Solomon, Marlboro Superintendent Michael Rydell and Board of Education President Michael Connors.
Marlboro honors ‘Youth in Government’
Marlboro High School Social Studies Teacher James Ventriglia is an advisor to the Youth in Government program. He and his students informed the Board of Education about their recent activities. … more
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Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson presented a $10,000 check to the Sarah Hull Hallock Free Library in Milton for new LED lighting. Pictured (l. r.) Ardis Ketterer, Rosemary Wein, Jacobson, and Lois Skelly.
Milton Library gets $10,000 for lights
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson secured $10,000 for the Sarah Hull Hallock Free Library in Milton that will be used to install new LED energy efficient lighting, with a design that will be in keeping … more
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Marlboro considering district-wide repairs
In 2020 the Marlboro School District established a Repair Reserve Fund with $521,312 they received from the resolution of the Dynegy power plant issue.     Last week the … more
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Highland voters approve spending plan
Voters approved the 2023-24 Highland school budget of $52,476,480 by a vote of 523 to 224. In addition, a proposition to purchase two busses, not to exceed   $266,756, passed by a vote of … more
Marlboro school budget passes
Voters approved the 2023-24 Marlboro school budget of $63,973,392 by a vote of 555 to 171. In addition, three were elected to serve on the Board of Education; Rhoda Antonia Uszenski received 560 … more
Pat Spencer
Recovered from AFib, a patient to tell his story
This past January, Pat Spencer of Campbell Hall had bypass surgery, following years of careful observation of atrial fibrillation (AFib), an arrhythmia in his heart. Spencer will share his story … more
Orange County to hold annual job fair
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus and Employment and Training Administration (ETA) Director Steve Knob have announced that the County will hold its annual job fair from 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. on … more
Text 911 service launched
On Monday, May 1, the Ulster County Department of Emergency Services, Division of Emergency Communications launched a Text– to–9-1-1 service for Ulster County. This new service allows … more
Main Street in Milton was filled with vendors selling an assortment of items at the Fair.
Springtime in the hamlet
Last Sunday the hamlet of Milton held their annual Blossom Street Fair as a way to celebrate a new agricultural season. Main Street was closed to traffic and was filled with a variety of vendors, … more
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Marlboro residents to vote on $64m budget
Last week the Marlboro School District held a public hearing on their proposed $63,973,392 budget for the 2023-24 school year. The budget vote is scheduled for Tuesday, May 16 from 6am to 9pm in … more
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Highland’s $52.4m budget goes to voters
The Highland School District has proposed a budget of $52,476,480 for the 2023-24 school year, which is an increase of $3.4million, or 7.10%, from the current school year. Revenues and expenses are … more
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Jeffrey Hacker, James Kuha, James Mullen, Rhoda Antonia Uszenski
Five vie for three seats on the Marlboro School Board
There are five school board candidates running for three available seats; Rhoda Antonia Uszenski, James Mullen, Karen Brooks, Jeffrey Hacker and James Kuha. The Southern Ulster Times reached out to … more
Marlborough Art Studio tour is this weekend
For residents of Marlborough and the wider art community in Ulster County, the acronym MOST signifies the Marlborough Open Studio Tour, and it is happening, for the second straight year, this weekend … more
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