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Gardiner hires counsel for Awosting matters
The Gardiner Town Board voted 3-1 at its September 20 meeting to hire a new law firm to deal solely with the board’s interactions with the controversial Awosting Club. The new attorney is … more
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Pine Bush Central School District Superintendent of Schools Brian Dunn.
New super takes the helm in Pine Bush
With more than 4,800 students between seven schools in grades PreK through twelfth grade, Pine Bush Central School District’s newly appointed Superintendent of Schools Brian Dunn is rolling … more
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Man dead, child injured in Newburgh shooting
On Thursday evening, Sept. 29, at approximately 7:07 p.m. officers on patrol heard gunfire in the area of Washington Street and Clark Street. The Police Department was additionally alerted to … more
A rendering of the proposed pavilion that will be built at the town field in Highland.
Architect unveils design for Lloyd Town Pavilion
Architect Sean Williams provided the Lloyd Town Board with a conceptual rendering of a pavilion that is slated to be built on the town field, near the hamlet. Supervisor Dave Plavchak said in … more
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Plattekill investigating Police Chief’s NJ accident
The Town of Plattekill is investigating Police Chief Joseph Ryan’s recent accident in his patrol car while tending to personal matters in Toms River, N.J.Supervisor Jennifer Salemo told the … more
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American Cruise Lines operates a fleet of river boats. Pictured is American Melody, launched in 2021.
Marlborough approves docking agreement
The Marlborough Town Board unanimously approved a Priority Docking Agreement with American Cruise Lines [ACL] to dock at Milton’s southern pier. The agreement will run through 2042, however, … more
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With family members looking on, Congressman Pat Ryan takes the oath of office, administered by Senator Church Schumer.
Ryan Holds in-district swearing in ceremony, open house
Congressman Pat Ryan held his in-district swearing in ceremony and an open house, Saturday, with his staff to directly help constituents access critical services from federal agencies. “I … more
Ulster County accepting artist submissions for COVID-19 Memorial
The COVID-19 Commemoration Commission has begun accepting design proposals from artists for a sculpture that will become the centerpiece of a memorial garden in Ulster County. The Request for Artist … more
Lloyd considering short-term rental law
The Lloyd Town Board held a public hearing on a local law concerning Short-Term Rentals that is under consideration. Supervisor Dave Plavchak said short-term rentals, “really covers AirBnb, … more
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Advocacy group seeks more input into use of rescue plan funds
More than a dozen Community Voices Heard [CVH] Newburgh members appeared before Newburgh City Council on Monday, September 26 to voice their concerns on the housing crisis, to seek youth programs for … more
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City looks to hire PR firm
Setroc Group, a veteran owned public relations and multicultural marketing agency, appeared before the Newburgh City Council as a potential candidate for the city to partner with to help with … more
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Final Map and Brochure for the Critical Mass Bike Ride.
Ride to kick off bike rack project
Residents of the City of Newburgh are invited to delegate and help in the selection process for future homes for artist designed bike racks during the Critical Mass Bike Ride on Saturday, October 1. … more
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A rendering of a battery-storage facility.
Renewable energy co. eyes old landfill site
A large-scale energy storage facility is being proposed for the former Town of Montgomery Landfill site on Lake Osiris Road. Chris Lazinski, a representative of BayWa r.e., said the battery … more
Animal skins are turned into leather products.
Montgomery tannery looks to expand
It sits tucked away amid trees on Montgomery’s Factory Street, overshadowed by the more famous City Winery. Few village residents may even be aware of the tannery business that dates back … more
Covid relief comes to Pine Bush
The Pine Bush Central School District announced that the district will be utilizing unused Covid relief funding from the federal government and unused funds from the 2019 capital project to upgrade … more
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Food trucks line along the top of the hill at Bradley Park.
Walden hosts its 35th community day celebration
Under the bright sun and blue skies at Bradley Park, residents of the Village of Walden celebrated and came together for the 35th Annual Walden Harvest Fest with live music, bouncy houses, food … more
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Debate over 9-11 remembrance continues in Walden
At last week’s Walden Village Board meeting, Ralph Garrison stepped up to the podium to address the village board. “Something happened that really irritated me,” said Garrison, … more
Highland to host public forum on Capital Project
Community members who are interested in learning more about the two Highland Central School District Capital Project propositions that will be on the ballot on Tuesday, October 18 are encouraged to … more
The old Marlborough Town Hall at 1650 Rte. 9W is slated for significant upgrades.
Old Marlborough town hall to get a facelift
After Marlborough moved their town offices and the police department out of their 1650 Route 9W location, the building has been used by the town highway and water department. But a long overdue … more
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Panagiotis Taki Bakatsias is sworn in as the new Student Representative to the Highland school board by District Clerk Lisa M. Cerniglia.
New student rep for Highland
Each year the Highland School Board chooses a new student representative who will offer them a student perspective of what is happening in the three school buildings. This year, the board tapped … more
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