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A spooky spectacle
The Walden Recreation Department hosted its third annual Trunk or Treat and Halloween Parade Saturday at Bradley Park. WinnersMost Original:1. Lucas Barbera - Flashlight2. Hudson Jardon - NBC … more
Lazy River criticism continues in Gardiner
The Lazy River Resort took it on the chin from town officials and the public again at the Gardiner Town Board meeting on October 11. Yogi Bear Jellystone Park’s request for a number of … more
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Family members of Rita Freeman gather in the Maybrook Senior Center her 102nd birthday party. An additional 23 joined in the festivities via Zoom.
Maybrook centenarian publishes her second book
It’s been quite a banner year for Rita Freeman of Maybrook. She celebrated her 102nd birthday in October and had her second book published in August, a book she started writing in 2020 when the … more
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Glenn Clarke was honored on the occasion of his 90th birthday.
Glenn Clarke celebrated at 90th birthday bash
Recently, family and friends gathered at the Shadows Restaurant in Poughkeepsie to honor and celebrate Glenn Clarke on his 90th birthday. Nephew Gregory Clarke said he represents the Pennsylvania … more
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Marlborough tax increase less than one percent
A slight tax increase is on the table for Marlborough residents, based on the town’s preliminary budget presented last week. Last week the Marlborough Town Board held a public hearing on … more
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Elizabeth Waldstein was this year’s honoree at the annual Starry Starry Night Gala.
Walkway honors former executive director
This year, the annual Starry Starry Night Gala honored a single individual, Elizabeth Waldstein, the former Executive Director of the Walkway Over the Hudson, who served the organization for 12 … more
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Reps urge further action on PCB cleanup
On Monday, Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (NY-18), Rep. Paul Tonko (NY-20), and Rep. Pat Ryan (NY-19) wrote a letter to EPA leadership calling for further action to ensure the complete cleanup of … more
Newburgh Sears closes its doors
After more than 70 years, Sears is no longer a part of the Newburgh Community The retail chain officially closed its Newburgh Mall location on Sunday, October 16. No decisions have been announced … more
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Venning promises a tax decrease
The proposed City of Newburgh 2023 budget was presented to the city council and general public on Tuesday, October 11 with new position considerations, continued decrease in tax rates and goals to … more
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Former Giants Wide Receiver Victor Cruz and Ann Mara Cacase pose with the San Miguel students for a quick photo op.
Life among the Giants
The San Miguel Rowing Program was honored by the NY Giants at MetLife Stadium on Sunday as part of Hispanic Heritage Month. San Miguel rowers were invited onto the field during a timeout and … more
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson presented a check to the Town of Newburgh Emergency Medical Services.
Jacobson announces funding for town EMS
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson [D-Newburgh] presented a check in the amount of $217,000 to the Town of Newburgh Emergency Medical Services Inc. [TONEMS] to help in the pursuit of a new state of the … more
Newburgh urban renewal land to be redeveloped
The site development agreement between the City of Newburgh and Kearney Realty & Development Group for the redevelopment of properties at 140 and 146 Montgomery St. and 137 Smith St passed with a … more
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City’s new aquatic center still three years away
Newburgh City Council approved the execution of a contract with engineering firm Clark Patterson Lee [CPL] in the amount of $804,000 for professional engineering services at Delano-Hitch Park. This … more
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TOM weighs wellhead protection law
The Montgomery Town Board is considering a long-time discussed local environmental issue: wellhead protection. In early 2022, the Town of Montgomery Conservation Advisory Council (CAC) brought up … more
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VC gives capital project update
Valley Central School District officials announced that upcoming site work will begin within the next three weeks at the Valley Central Middle and High School complex. William Devine of The Palumbo … more
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Gardiner to exceed tax cap
The Town of Gardiner apparently will be exceeding the state-mandated 2.0 percent tax cap after Supervisor Marybeth Majestic has unveiled the 2023 tentative budget that has a projected 10.7 percent … more
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Susan Cockburn on her Montgomery property that includes ruins of an old paper mill.
Montgomery property earns landmark status
Nestled on a hill covered in autumn-colored leaves and right outside the Montgomery village is the Daniel Waring House, otherwise known as Indian Hill. A drive across the Ward’s Bridge and … more
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A trolley makes its way down Walden’s Main Street in this undated photo.
History is dug up in Walden
Throughout the past month, a ride through the Village of Walden could’ve turned into a longer and louder drive than predicted. Since early September, the Department of Transportation (DOT) has … more
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City water service restored
Work to replace two broken water mains in the area of Little Britain Road was completed Thursday morning at approximately 4:30am, less than 24 hours after both mains erupting near Ellis Avenue. Crews … more
State censures Lloyd Town Justice Elia
Last Friday the New York State Commission on Judicial Conduct censured long-serving Lloyd Judge Terry Elia for making inappropriate Linkedin posts and for serving as a peer support member of an … more
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