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Walden seeks revisions in landlord registry
The Walden Village Board held a public hearing last week on a proposed local law that would revise the schedule of fees imposed in the landlord registry. The proposed schedule calls for the … more
On Saturday, May 14, a special ribbon cutting ceremony was held in collaboration with the Business Council of Greater Montgomery to commemorate the official grand opening of Lady. From left to right, Lady’s Interior Designer Dave Little, Deputy Police Chief Paul Arteta, Chef Justin and Keith Lynch with their dog and Lady’s namesake “Lady”, Mayor Steve Brescia, and Elizabeth Lounsbury Sollecito on behalf of the Business Council of Greater Montgomery.
Lady graces Montgomery with NYC vibes
Partners in life and now in business, Justin and Keith Lynch, co-owners of the new restaurant and bar, Lady, are bringing a New York City feel to the Village of Montgomery. After making their way to … more
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Newburgh Illuminated returns Saturday
The Hudson Valley’s largest street festival returns after a two-year absence. The Newburgh Illuminated Festival is an event celebrating Newburgh’s diversity and dynamism with a day of … more
DA: no criminal charges against Padilla
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler has announced the completion of his Office’s investigation into allegations regarding the separation of outgoing Superintendent of Schools … more
Lloyd Cemetery Trustee Dennis Bragg (l.) and Superintendent Charles Meuser would like to preserve the history of the soldiers buried there.
History set in stone
One of the oldest gravestones in Lloyd cemetery belongs to George S. Brundage. It contains all that is known or remembered about a soldier who gave his life for his country: George S. Brundage … more
Ulster reapportionment plan draws complaints
Although a parade of speakers praised the Ulster County Commission on Reapportionment for undertaking a tough job at a May 16 public hearing at the Modena fire station, no one seemed happy with the … more
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Incumbents to battle for Senate seat
Much of Southern Ulster County is assured of having a new representative, come January in the State Senate, as district lines have been re-drawn. The southern half of Ulster, as well large … more
Lloyd seeks to ban private sewer plants
The Lloyd Town Board has drawn up a local law aimed at prohibiting developers of large, multi-user projects from constructing private wastewater treatment plants on their sites. The law is under … more
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Area budgets and capital projects win approval
It was a banner day at the polls for the Wallkill School District in last week’s voting as the $81.71 million budget and a $43.8 million capital project were overwhelmingly approved by district … more
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Grave decoration a time-honored ritual
In preparation for Memorial Day, members of Boy Scout Troop 4027, American Legion Post 1420, Civilian Air Patrol, girl scouts, cub scouts, community members and veterans gathered at Cedar Hill … more
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City’s cab fees to increase
The city’s cab drivers are getting a raise and a new place to wait for fares.The Newburgh City Council, Monday night, approved the ordinances amending Chapter 272 which entitled Taxicabs of the … more
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The proposed location of the Colored Burial Ground in Downing Park located at the top of the hill.
City approves location for ‘Colored Burial Ground’
Newburgh City Council approved the resolution for the dedication of the Newburgh Colored Burial Ground Memorial in Downing Park. At the regular city council meeting on Monday, May 23, Ramona … more
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Greater Newburgh area to honor war dead
The holiday that we know as Memorial Day, dates back to the time shortly after the Civil War. General John A. Logan of the Grand Army of the Republic, proclaimed the first major Memorial Day on May … more
TOM not ready to act on well protection resolution
Four months after its first presentation from the Town of Montgomery Conservation Advisory Council (CAC), the town board is not ready to designate any Critical Environmental Areas within its … more
Ulster reapportionment plan draws local complaints
Although a parade of speakers praised the Ulster County Commission on Reapportionment for undertaking a tough job at a May 16 public hearing at the Modena fire station, no one seemed happy with the … more
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Cell tower decision due
The Gardiner Town Board moved closer to making a decision on whether to grant a special-use permit for a second cell tower in the town by closing the public hearing on the matter at its May 10 … more
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Wallkill Valley to observe Memorial Day
The holiday that we know as Memorial Day, dates back to the time shortly after the Civil War. General John A. Logan of the Grand Army of the Republic, proclaimed the first major Memorial Day on May … more
Jim and Lisa Melvlle McIver, with their dog Lovey, in front of their historic home on Berea Road in Walden.
Berea Road farmhouse celebrated
Once it was a working farm and later the home of a blacksmith.These days the elegant wood-framed to-story home at 28 Berea Road may best be described as a country home. Now it’s also … more
Local school budgets win easy approval
Voters in the Wallkill Valley were in a generous mood last Tuesday, approving budgt proposals in all three local school districts. Pine Bush Voters in the Pine Bush Central School District … more
Marlboro and Highland school budgets pass
Voters approved the school budgets for Marlboro and Highland for 2022-23.   The Marlboro budget of $61,498,000 passed by a vote of 561 to 226 The two open school board seats were won by … more
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