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Diane Dee Corrado was presented with a Pride of Ulster County Award by Ulster County Legislator Tom Corcoran (r.) and with a Pride of Ulster County Award from Supervisor Scott Corcoran in honor of her 100th birthday.
Diane Corrado turns 100
On Monday evening the Marlborough Town Board and Ulster County honored Diane Dee Corrado in recognition of turning 100 this year.   Ulster County Legislator Tom Corcoran presented … more
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A special group gave a rendition of Billy Joel’s ‘For the Longest Time’.
Highland holds spring concert
Last week the Highland High School Music Department held their Spring Concert that included members of the Jazz Ensemble, Choir and the Concert Band. The Jazz Ensemble, under the baton of Dan … more
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An aerial rendering of the newly constructed City of Newburgh Aquatic Center.
New plans presented for city pool
Engineering firm Clark Patterson Lee [CPL] returned on Monday, June 12 before the Newburgh City Council and city community with a 90% design update for the pool facility that is anticipated to be … more
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Dr. Jackielyn Manning Campbell
School board awards raises
Dr. Jackielyn Manning Campbell, Superintendent of the Newburgh Enlarged City School District, is due to receive an increase in salary from $285,000 to $300,000. The increase will go into effect on … more
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The Art & Frameworks storefront will be renovated into the new library extension.
Library retuning to the Newburgh Mall
The Newburgh Free Library will return its town branch location back to the Newburgh Mall. With a five year lease set to begin on July 1, the anticipation is to have the new location open and … more
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Jamison Zajac, P.E. of MHE Engineering makes a brief presentation about the Caesars Lane plant project and presents various site plans to the public.
Repairs sought for New Windsor water treatment plant
The Caesars Lane Wastewater Treatment Plant in New Windsor, which dates back to 1974, seeks repairs and upgrades following a half-century since construction. The plant’s construction and … more
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Newburgh gears up for Juneteenth observances
Newburgh is eagerly preparing for a meaningful and joyous celebration of Juneteenth, a day commemorating the emancipation of enslaved African Americans. This year, the city will honor the past and … more
St. Mary’s Outreach announces June Giving Day
St. Mary’s Outreach announces its upcoming June Giving Day on Friday, June 16, at the Armory Unity Center located at 321 South William Street, Newburgh. This event aims to provide essential … more
Blue Chip Farm proposal continues to prompt discourse
A potential resort is in talks for the Blue Chip Farm property in the Town of Shawangunk, and locals are showing up time and time again to be heard on their concerns.    The Town … more
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What happened to Mickey’s Park?
In 2016, the Village of Walden dedicated a patch of Wallkill River shoreline at the end of Pine Street to Marcus “Mickey” Millspaugh. The occasion was the honoree’s 90th birthday, … more
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Catherine I. Lee, Frederick Gorss, Kristen Brown, Mark Hoyt, Cindy Voss
Three up for council, two for justice in upcoming Republican Primary
The upcoming Republican Primary Election for the Town of Montgomery is just around the corner with a set date of Tuesday, June 27. The election includes two seats on the Town of Montgomery Board and … more
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Scouts demonstrate the proper way to fold a flag.
Walden celebrates Flag Day
Walden’s very own Veteran’s Memorial Park was full of people despite the heat this past Sunday, as many gathered to celebrate Flag Day. The official celebration of Flag Day is on … more
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Air quality alert
The New York State Department of Health today shared recommendations on precautions the public and employers can take to reduce risks associated with exposure to unhealthy air quality levels, which … more
Truck leaving narrow entrance and going into lane of oncoming traffic on Route 44/55.
Trucks a problem on 44-55?
Clintondale resident Anthony Covino is passionate about everything he does. He’s a minister, an assistant high school football coach and an outspoken critic of Town of Plattekill politics. … more
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Lloyd reviews site plan for Villages
Previously, the Lloyd Town Board approved a Planned Residential Retirement Development [PRRD] zoning change for the Villages property in a 3-2 vote along party lines. The project is now before the … more
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The Top 10 students of the Class of 2023 were honored by the Marlboro School Board and Administration last week; Pictured L-R Board of Education President Michael Connors, followed by students in ranking order, Aliva Menser, Celeste Charlemagne, Jack Schlagler, Reese Shuta (not pictured), Timothy Liu, Gabriella Williams, Caitlin Liu, Juliana Duarte, Eva Carbone, Noah Gecht and Superintendent Michael Rydell.
Marlboro honors top 10 students
Last week the Marlboro School Board and Administration honored their top 10 graduating seniors of the Class of 2023. Aliva Menser will be attending Clarkson University to study environmental … more
Honorees: (Top) Sharon Wilklow, Jessica Rendon, Kristin Patel (Bottom) Fred Wilklow, John Manganiello, Shyam Patel, Shawn Clark.
Highland Rotary Club honors community champions
The Highland Rotary Club held its annual “Service Above Self” award ceremony on Friday, June 2 at Casa Milanese, honoring individuals, businesses and a student who have made significant … more
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HV Pride Coalition march, festival hailed a success
Thousands descended upon the historic Village of New Paltz for the Hudson Valley Pride Coalition March and Festival on Sunday, June 4. The march down Main Street, led by grand marshal Epiphany … more
Town Supervisor Dave Plavchak (far left) with the town event committee: (l. - r.) Julie Kulaga, Lauren Montgomery, Carissa Parise, Reggie Osterhoudt.
Highland’s Springfest - something for everyone
On June 3, Highland hosted its annual Springfest on the town field. The event was so popular that all roads leading into the town were closed for the occasion. The festival featured numerous vendor … more
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A street fair along Liberty Street was one of three events on Saturday.
Newburgh ‘still lit’
The cancellation of Newburgh Illuminated did not stop the City of Newburgh from enjoying good weather, local food, music and spending time with one another during the “We Still Lit” … more
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