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Coleman receives 3-year VC contract, no tenure
Valley Central Board of Education President Joseph Bond, along with Board of Education members, unanimously approved a contract between the district and long-time Valley Central educator Tammy … more
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4th of July tradition continues in Circleville
Another successful Circleville 4th of July Parade is in the books. Families gathered alongside streets, Monday morning, to catch a glimpse of the patriotic parade rolling down Renton Road and … more
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The dance floor was crowded at the Kaleidoscope Pride Prom at Walden’s New Rose Theatre.
Pride prom allows colors to shine
LGBTQ+ youth in the Montgomery community celebrated their true colors during an inaugural prom held during Pride Month recently. The Kaleidoscope Pride Prom: Let Your True Colors Shine!, event … more
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The Food Bank of the Hudson Valley has plans for a new facility near Orange County Airport.
Food Bank wins ZBA variance in Montgomery
Pending approval from the Federal Aviation Administration, the proposed Food Bank of the Hudson Valley Warehouse has received a height variance from the zoning board of appeals. Engineer Jay … more
The southern pier at the Milton Landing Park has reopened.
Southern Pier in Milton is open
The southern pier at the Milton Landing Park was closed a number of months ago by Building Inspector Tom Corcoran because some construction items and inspections had not been completed. He said he … more
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Ulster County dedicates $1 million to bolster mental health supports in schools
Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan announced last week that Ulster County is allocating American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funding and Opioid Settlement funding to bolster mental health supports in … more
Colonial Game Days at the Matthewis Persen House Museum
Nina Postupack, Ulster County Clerk is pleased to present “Colonial Game Days” June 30 through July 2, at the Matthewis Persen House Museum located at 74 John Street in uptown Kingston, … more
The new Mobile Police Station at Liberty St. and South St. in the City of Newburgh.
Mobile police station sets up on Liberty Street
In order to increase visibility, increase response time and foster new community relations, a new 24/7 operational Mobile Police Station from the City of Newburgh Police Department was dispatched and … more
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Newburgh school district suspends four
The Newburgh Board of Education voted to suspend Newburgh Free Academy Assistant Principal Katiana Simon and three other district employees, who were not identified, during their regular meeting on … more
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Padilla posed for a group photo Monday with his new colleagues and New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
Ex Newburgh Superintendent lands new job in the Bronx
Dr. Roberto Padilla, the former Newburgh Schools Superintendent who was placed on paid leave last August and is the subject of a sexual harassment and workplace retaliation lawsuit, has a new … more
John Xanthis and Mike Bellarosa
Xanthis retires as VC super
The Valley Central Board of Education called a special meeting on Wednesday, June 22, during which the Board accepted the resignation of Superintendent of Schools John Xanthis. This comes after … more
Wedding venue proposed for Maple Ave.
A Town of Montgomery barn could soon become the region’s newest wedding venue. William Devine, owner of Pleasantly Devine Stables LLC is seeking approval from the Town of Montgomery Planning … more
An old postcard shows how Walden’s Ulster Avenue appeared in the early part of the 20th Century.
Walden trustee sees new life in old stone
When new sidewalks were installed on Walden’s Ulster Avenue in the spring of 2020, the village was prevailed upon to preserve the old bluestone sidewalk slabs that existed there. Village … more
Walden has questions about school security
A proposal by the Town of Montgomery to increase police presence in each of the Valley Central Schools is still a work in progress. The Village of Walden is home to two of those schools, and village … more
Food trucks coming to Main Street Gardiner
An application for two food trucks on Main Street in Gardiner generated enthusiastic support from two town residents at a public hearing at the June 21 Town of Gardiner Planning Board meeting. … more
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Abortion-rights supporters staged a rally, Friday evening, in Newburgh's Downing Park.
Reaction to Supreme Court Roe v Wade decision divided along party lines
Reaction was swift, and predictable to Friday’s Supreme Court decision that overturned Roe v. Wade, the landmark ruling that made abortion legal in this country nearly 50 years ago. It was … more
Valley Central Superintendent retires
The Valley Central Board of Education called a special meeting on Wednesday, June 22, during which the Board accepted the resignation of Superintendent of Schools John Xanthis. This comes after … more
Lloyd struggles with private sewer plants
The Lloyd Town Board approved a resolution 4 -1 that will allow developer Dan Gueron to continue moving forward on his proposed 166 home development project known as Falcon Ridge off of Upper North … more
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Marlboro MS receives special designation
Last week the Marlboro school board listened to an Essential School to Watch presentation that was led by Marlboro Middle School Principal Debra Clinton. She said the program promotes continuous … more
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Owner Shawn Clark with a project created by the Teen Fan of Lego club.
Brick House Resellers has something for everyone
Kids and adults alike have been captivated by the endless fun of LEGO since the 1930’s. In the present, LEGO is still going strong, releasing countless new sets every year. Collaborations with … more
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