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Assemblyman Brian Maher (l.) has cut ties with Veterans’ Advocate Sharon Toney-Finch.
‘This horrible hoax’
“I care more about this article than any national news story,” wrote Assemblyman Brian Maher (R-Walden) in an email to the Wallkill Valley Times on Tuesday. “This is my home. People … more
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Adrian “Binker” DeWitt
DeWitt drops bid for Shawangunk supervisor
Saying he couldn’t commit the time necessary to be a full-time Supervisor in the Town of Shawangunk, Councilman Adrian “Binker” DeWitt pulled out of the race Sunday in a Facebook … more
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No migrants living here
After news broke that the Crossroads Hotel in Newburgh was housing a busload of asylum seekers last week, a family-owned wedding venue began to receive negative calls and emails asking why they were … more
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A rendering of the new distribution center for the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley.
Food Bank breaks ground in Montgomery
After working for years on receiving a grant for more space, the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley is excited to announce the construction of a brand new, 40,000 square-foot distribution center in the … more
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The order bans hotels, motels and/or any facilities allowing short term rentals from accepting any further migrants or asylum seekers.
' .....Reasonable apprehension of immediate danger'
Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus, Wednesday, declared a state of emergency and issued an executive order prohibiting any  hotels or motels that offer short-term rentals from housing … more
Last Monday a small group of town officials planted flowers at the newly restored New Paltz Slave Cemetery in the Town of Lloyd. Pictured L-R Lt. Phil Roloson, Town Clerk Wendy Rosinski, Ulster County Legislator Gina Hansut, Supervisor Dave Plavchak, Councilman John Fraino, Police Chief James Janso, Town Historian Joan Kelley and Councilman Mike Guerriero.
Slave cemetery restored
After three years, the New Paltz Slave Cemetery has been identified and is now surrounded by a wooden fence and new signage. The cemetery was founded in 1780 and was initially known as the Abraham … more
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Matthews resigns from Plattekill Town Board
The Plattekill Town Board will look a lot different next year after Town Supervisor Jennifer Salemo announced at the May 3 workshop meeting that Councilman Darryl Matthews has resigned due to … more
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Social Studies Teacher James Ventriglia recently brought members of his Youth in Government program to the Marlboro Town Board. Pictured L-R James Ventriglia, Kathem Fakhoury, Sam Armstrong, Noah Ernst, Robert Kunkel, Gia Faricellia, Julia Gaer, Abby Gaer, Audrey Lee, Kyle Anderson, Eva Carbone, Olivia Ciaccio, Zoi Kosta, Lucy Canizzaro, Feranmi Mabinuori, Nathaniel Pascale, teacher/advisor Kevin Egan, Harrison Solomon, Marlboro Superintendent Michael Rydell and Board of Education President Michael Connors.
Marlboro honors ‘Youth in Government’
Marlboro High School Social Studies Teacher James Ventriglia is an advisor to the Youth in Government program. He and his students informed the Board of Education about their recent activities. … more
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Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson presented a $10,000 check to the Sarah Hull Hallock Free Library in Milton for new LED lighting. Pictured (l. r.) Ardis Ketterer, Rosemary Wein, Jacobson, and Lois Skelly.
Milton Library gets $10,000 for lights
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson secured $10,000 for the Sarah Hull Hallock Free Library in Milton that will be used to install new LED energy efficient lighting, with a design that will be in keeping … more
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Marlboro considering district-wide repairs
In 2020 the Marlboro School District established a Repair Reserve Fund with $521,312 they received from the resolution of the Dynegy power plant issue.     Last week the … more
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Supporters greeted the first wave of asylum seekers to arrive last Thursday.
Lawsuits seek to block asylum seekers
Both the Town of Newburgh and the County of Orange have filed lawsuits in an attempt to prevent the lodging of asylum seekers. Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus on Friday filed two … more
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Tabby’s Tails seeks a city cat shelter
Newly formed Tabby’s Tails seeks the support of the community to help bring an animal shelter to the City of Newburgh. With no active location in the city to send homeless and abandoned animals … more
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The Ella Rose Foundation is named after eight-year-old Ella Zurlnick who was recently diagnosed with atypical Rett Syndrome. The Ella Rose Foundation will support families of and children with special needs and funds raised will support costs associated with medical equipment and care of children, along with providing opportunities for those with special needs to thrive.
The Ella Rose Foundation
New Windsor parents Steven and Courtney Zurlnick, parents of ten-year-old Christopher “CJ”, eight-year-old Ella, and three-year-old Jack, know having an army of support around you in … more
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NWPD team members Lt. Matt Monahan, Chief Daniel Valeri, Sgt. Hannah Lake and PBA President Volpe.
Running in remembrance
In honor of National Police Week 2023, members of the New Windsor Police Department leadership which included New Windsor Police Chief Dan Valeri along with Lieutenant Matt Monahan, Sergeant Hannah … more
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Perfect Sweets is officially open!
Perfect Sweets off to a sweet start
Perfect Sweets recently celebrated its official grand opening on Grand Street with family and friends marking the new journey as a business. Perfect Sweets is owned by Hasina Grice, wife of … more
Spice of Life attracts customers with their baked goods.
New Windsor’s Farmers Market returns
The Town of New Windsor welcomed friends and neighbors to its first farmers market of the spring/summer season with local business owners offering homemade goods and food for people to enjoy. The … more
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Newburgh Free Library celebrates Day of the Child
The Newburgh Free Library welcomed Newburgh residents on Saturday, May 6 for Family Reading Day in celebration of The Day of the Child. Families enjoyed live music and local food and were able to … more
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Dinosaur theme park coming?
Residents across Orange County agree on one thing: they don’t want any more large warehouses built. So, how will they react to a brand new, multi-million dollar park inspired by dinosaurs … more
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Pine Bush voters approve budget, capital reserve fund
Pine Bush Central School District voters approved the $135,629,641 budget, with 61.97 percent of voters supporting the spending plan. This year’s budget included a tax levy increase of … more
Cockburn dropped from Democratic ballot line
Just a couple weeks after announcing her Democratic endorsement and intent to run for Town of Montgomery Supervisor, Susan Cockburn found out her petitions had been invalidated by one signature. … more
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