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The Wild family in front of Buddy and Alice’s gazebo, holding up plaques dedicated to the couple.
Crawford dedicates walking trail gazebo to Wild family
Runners trekking through the Crawford Walking Trail last Thursday, July 18 may have stumbled on a party at the intersection of the trail’s gentle and difficult routes. This gathering celebrated … more
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson presents a check for $23,000 to the Highland Hose Company. Pictured L-R: Michael Gaffney, Deputy Director-Ulster County Dept of Emergency Services; Mike Schaeffer, Gina Hansut , Ulster County Legislature; Nathan Peura, Alan Barone, Fire Commissioner, Nicholas Rosenkranse, Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson, George Monteverdi, Peter D. Miller, Chief, Roger LaForge, David Plavchak, Town of Lloyd Supervisor; and Everett Erichsen, Director-Ulster County Dept of Emergency Services.
Assemblyman secures funds for Plattekill, Highland
  Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson recently secured funding for the Plattekill Library and the Highland Hose Company.   On July 18, Jacobson presented a check for $15,000 to the … more
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Montgomery ZBA rejects QuickChek’s area variances
The Town of Montgomery Zoning Board of Appeals, in the latest of several discussions surrounding the QuickChek proposed for Scott’s Corners, denied four of the applicant’s five area … more
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The Montgomery facility is expected to be completed by October.
Construction for Hudson Valley Food Bank goes swimmingly
The Montgomery Town Board received several updates for the Hudson Valley Food Bank during its last meeting on Wednesday, July 17, among other discussions regarding Real Deal Management and property … more
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Plattekill to partner with Special Olympics
Last week, the Plattekill Town Board supported a motion to partner with the Southern Region of the Day Community Opportunities Program [DCOP] that will be holding a series of Special Olympic Games … more
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Walden tables residency requirements
The Walden Village board, after mulling over the decision for the past few meetings, passed a local law that prevents double parking on East Avenue during the village’s July 16 meeting, … more
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A captivating double dutch performance.
City of Newburgh community comes together at McLymore Square
Residents and families celebrated the fourth annual Anti-Violence-Newburgh Community Day on Saturday, June 29 in Newburgh. Food, music and activities for all united the community for an afternoon of … more
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Tom Schroeder, of the Marlborough American Legion [L] stands with three generations of Boys State attendees, [L-R] Dr. Anthony Pascale (wearing his original T-shirt), Christian Pascale and Nick Pascale.
Three Generations from Marlborough attend Boys State
  It is rare for two generations of the same family to attend the summer Boys State program, but in Marlborough three generations hold the distinction; Dr. Anthony Pascale in 1967, his son … more
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Local leaders react to Biden announcement
State and local officials, Sunday, reacted to the announcement by President Joe Biden that he would not seek re-election and would endorse Vice President Kamala Harris to be his successor. The … more
From left to right: Dan Dannor, director of environmental services for C2G; Pete Cocks, Assistant Scoutmaster of Troop 33; Joseph Davis, Troop 33 Life Scout; and Mike Davis, Troop 33 committee chair and Joseph’s father. The four stand where headstones will be restored.
Walden Scout plans to restore Shawangunk Historic Cemetery
Drivers passing through the Hamlet of Wallkill at the corner of Route 208 and Route 300 may catch a glimpse of the Shawangunk Historic Cemetery, a burial site dating back to the late 1860s that … more
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Two checks totaling $15,000 were donated by the Highland Rotary to the Police and Fire Departments to be used for safety equipment. Pictured L-R are Sal Sorbello, Patricia Mikkelsen, Christine LaForge, BJ Mikkelsen, Al Barone, Roger LaForge, Bruce Desmond, Pete Miller, Steve DiLorenzo, Steve Laubach, Pete Fiorese, Chief James Janso, Anthony Giangrasso, Dave Plavchak, Sgt. Roberto, Christine Giangrasso, Detective Lembo, Christine Sorbello, Officer LaDuca and Deborah Laubach.
Highland Rotary donates to police and fire departments
Last week the Highland Rotary Club handed out two checks, each for $7,500, to the Lloyd Police Department and the Highland Hose Company.   Rotary President Steve Laubach said the money … more
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Canterbury Brook Academy moves to Van Ness Street
Canterbury Brook Academy of the Arts [CBA] has arrived in the City of Newburgh and has moved into its new facility at 267 Van Ness Street. A Community Open House will be held on Sunday July 21 from … more
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Pending projects a source of apprehension in Plattekill
The Plattekill Comprehensive Planning Committee met Wednesday evening to discuss their comprehensive plan update for the community, marking phase two of the project. After recently filling out a … more
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Town recreation center under construction
Construction materials, barriers, and vehicles, along with workers, are now at Chadwick Lake Park, preparing the future site of the new Town of Newburgh Recreation Center. The recreation center is … more
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Gardiner debate: how do we protect the land?
Concerns over how to best protect the Shawangunk Ridge prompted a discussion on the effectiveness of local code at the July 9 Gardiner Town Board Meeting. During the meeting, Board Member Carol … more
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Craig Gillespie (left) honoring Tim Dolan with the Reuben Gillespie Award.
Tim Dolan is Crawford’s Citizen of the Month
The Town of Crawford proudly announced its latest Citizen of the Month last Monday, July 8: Tim Dolan, a 48-year resident and member of the Pine Bush Fire Department who has supported the community … more
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Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus with Sgt. Maj. MaryKay Messenger, acclaimed vocalist who is retiring from the U.S. Army.
MaryKay Messenger is citizen of the month
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus has named United States Army Sgt. Maj. MaryKay Messenger, a Newburgh native, and current Milton resident with July’s Citizen of the Month Award. … more
Peter Agro took his seat on the Pine Bush Board of Education at the annual reorganization Wednesday, July 10.
Pine Bush cautioned in superintendent search
While there was no mention of former superintendent Brian P. Dunn at the Pine Bush school board reorganization meeting July 10, former longtime employee Judith A. Pulver alluded to his recent … more
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Lloyd and Plattekill to receive bridge awards
On July 11 New York State Governor Kathy Hochul announced the Bridge New York Awards aimed at rehabilitating and replacing aging bridges and culverts across New York State. Two local towns, … more
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Empanada Nirvana shuts down Walden restaurant
Walden residents felt heavy hearts and unappeased appetites last week after losing one of the village’s most outgoing businesses: Empanada Nirvana, formerly located at 75 East Main Street. … more
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