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Maybrook kicks off December with tree lighting
Maybrook residents gathered in Veterans Memorial Park last Sunday, December 1 at 6 p.m. to uphold a longtime tradition: the village’s annual tree-lighting event. Despite facing frigid … more
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Officially now, the Bear Mountain Bridge is 100!
An engineering marvel of the 1920s has now entered its second century of service. The New York State Bridge Authority (NYSBA) announced that the Bear Mountain Bridge, the first Hudson River vehicular … more
Donations restock food pantry, for 20th year in a row
John and Patrick Flynn are in their second year of college, but, here at home, their family – parents Pat and AnnMarie Flynn and siblings Ryan and Mickey – and a whole lot of volunteers … more
A combined choir sang at the ecumenical service.
57th Annual Cornwall Interfaith Thanksgiving service was last week
Bethlehem Presbyterian Church’s Rev. Martha Carlson; Cornwall Monthly Meeting of the Religious Society of Friends’ Elizabeth Pozo; Cornwall Presbyterian Church’s Pastor Jeff Geary; … more
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Main Street was a Winter Wonderland!
In an effort to support local businesses, the Cornwall Events Committee spent the last year organizing a fantastic afternoon for Small Business Saturday, held on November 30. While visiting the shops … more
Dancers in the Barefoot Dance Center performed “Take Your Position” at a recent appearance at the Milton Train Station.
Barefoot Dance Center Performs in Milton
Recently, students of the Barefoot Dance Center in West Park performed at the Milton Train Station. Jessie Levey is the Owner/Director of the Center and teaches Choreolab and The Barefoot … more
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Plattekill approves 2025 budget at 7.58% increase
Last week the Plattekill Town Board approved their 2025 budget. Initially, the board was projecting a 16.70 percent increase but it was pared back to an overall 7.58 percent increase. Supervisor Dean … more
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These two EV charging stations, as well as two at the town field, will soon be replaced with new ones by DVM Industries.
Lloyd charging stations to be replaced
  Last week the Lloyd Town Board voted to enter into an agreement with DVM Industries to furnish and install four new Level II EV charging stations. There are no upfront cost to the town … more
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Lloyd budget gets under 2% tax cap
  Last week the Lloyd Town Board approved their 2025 budget. The total in appropriations to run the town is $15,072,196 and the amount of revenues expected to come in is $5,086,778. The … more
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From left as they made the donation: Thayer Leaderships Program Manager Marissa Rucinski, Client Relations Coordinator Gabrielle O’Donnell, Program Manager Hannah Pitt, Marketing Manager Elizabeth Maers, Marketing Coordinator Jake Monaco, Client Relations Support Manager Ali Cameron, Accounts Receivable Manager Satie Ragunath, Carla Burns, Products Specialist Kate Gerathy, Program Manager Katie Scott.
A ‘mission’ in Highland Falls
You’ve seen the groups of runners and walkers moving around Highland Falls appearing to be on some sort of scavenger hunt. In actuality, they’re taking part in a Thayer Leadership program … more
Town of Montgomery approves 2025 budget, 17% increase
After a month of crunching numbers, soliciting feedback, and speaking with neighboring municipalities, the Town of Montgomery board adopted its 2025 budget last Wednesday, November 20. This … more
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Walden’s unsafe buildings saga continues
Walden trustees, as the village’s leadership, must ensure that all buildings meet the building code standards, even if it means dealing with a few unwilling property owners and getting some … more
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Newburgh Armory Unity Center Hosts meal distribution
The Newburgh Armory Unity Center (NAUC) hosted its annual Thanksgiving Meal Distribution on Thursday, Nov. 21, providing over 800 families with the essentials for a traditional Thanksgiving dinner. … more
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Newburgh City Council sets hearing for new salary proposal
The Newburgh City Council has a new salary increase proposal that will go before the public for comment. The council approved the calling of a public hearing on the increases during their meeting on … more
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Cornwall Town Board adopts $16 million budget
During a special meeting – the last portion of a regular work session – on November 12, the Cornwall Town Board adopted its 2025 budget. The budget passed on a 5-0 vote, with … more
Cornwall-on-Hudson tables resolution to increase water rates
During last week’s business meeting, the Cornwall-on-Hudson Board of Trustees introduced and then tabled a resolution which would aim to increase water rates for the taxing authorities, namely … more
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Spend your Saturday in Cornwall
This might be the perfect way to spend Saturday, Nov. 30 in Cornwall and Cornwall-on-Hudson: Head out to breakfast at a local restaurant or coffee shop; stop by the Lions Club greenery sale in … more
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Members of the Senior Citizen Advisory Board at the Nov. 14 Veterans appreciation luncheon.
Veterans honored at Maybrook luncheon
The Montgomery Senior Citizens Advisory Board hosted its annual Veterans Appreciation Luncheon on Nov. 14 at the Maybrook Senior Center, welcoming about 100 local veterans, their families, and … more
Two new businesses are now open at 46 Main Street in Milton, Kiki’s Kandles and Unwrinkled. Pictured (l. – r.) Kandle Owner Krystal Alonge, Cindy Mannese, owner of Unwrinkled, and Kandle co-owner Kristin Cummings and Marlborough Councilman Manny Cauchi.
New businesses come to Milton
  Last week two new businesses are sharing the ground floor at 46 Main Street; Kiki’s Kandles and Unwrinkled, a vintage clothing boutique opened.     The … more
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A new playground has been installed at the town’s Thomas Felton Park.
New Plattekill playground is open
Construction on the new Plattekill Playground at the town park started just after summer activities concluded and is now finished and open to the public. There is also a GaGa Ball Pit and two Pickle … more
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