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Maybrook church to host free movie night
Maybrook United Methodist Church will be hosting a movie night Saturday September 23, from 6:30 - 9:30 p.m. There will be Popcorn, Candy and drinks. Bring your own blanket and bug spray This is … more
PB school offices undergoing renovation
The Pine Bush Administrative Office will undergo minor renovation beginning on July 5 and district officials would like to remind residents that service will go on uninterrupted. During the June … more
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Village elections set for March 19
March 19 is election day in villages throughout New York State. Locally, residents of Maybrook, Montgomery and Walden will be going to the polls to cast their vote. The following is a summary of the … more
Maybrook; annexation will have little or no environmental impact
The process is moving right along for a proposed annexation that will mean a 57.4-acre parcel zoned residential will become available for development in Maybrook. Existing wetlands will reduce the … more
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Free Christmas Music Recital
New Hurley Reformed Church invites all to a free music recital of Christmas music on Saturday, December 17 from 4 to 5 p.m. followed by refreshments. The public is invited to come, soak in the … more
Walden board announces new village treasurer
After sifting through applications and evaluating candidates over the last few months, the Walden board found a successor to the village’s treasurer position: Jean Degon, a 36-year resident of … more
Operation Toy Train returning to Montgomery
On Sunday, December 11, the tenth annual NY Operation Toy Train will return and depart from Montgomery. The train will arrive at 12:45 p.m. and depart at 1:55 p.m. from the Rowley Lumber Parking … more
(left to right) First Presbyterian Church members Marge Elkin, Sophia, Daniel, and Heather Benedict next to the church’s Christmas tree
Montgomery celebrates holidays the old-fashioned way
Like the frosty air that signaled the change in seasons, the Village of Montgomery’s Olde Fashioned Christmas, an annual celebration held last Saturday, signaled December’s looming … more
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What’s next for Hill Street bridge?
Nearly two months after receiving a favorable court ruling in their battle with the Town of Montgomery over the Hill Street Bridge, Walden officials are wondering what comes next. The Orange … more
Gardiner Library presents Holiday Craft Fair
Gardiner Library hosts a Local Artists Holiday Craft Fair on Saturday December 3 from 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Support local craftspeople and purchase wonderful and original gifts for the holidays. Find … more
Man charged with murder of girlfriend’s son, 3
A 23-year-Middletown man has been charged with the brutal killing of a three-year-old boy who was the son of his girlfriend. Wallkill Town Police Chief Robert Hertman and Orange County District … more
VC strengthens security
Members of the Valley Central School Board learned of efforts to strengthen security at its March 4 meeting. Stephen Ragni, Director of Safety & Emergency Preparedness, reported on the … more
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Friends of the Library to host wreath, poinsettia sale
Gardiner Library hosts Friends of the Library Wreath, Cyclamen and Poinsettia Sale on Saturday December 3, 10 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. Support the library and get your winter/holiday poinsettias, cyclamen … more
Montgomery says no to sewer payment plan
The Montgomery Village Board has turned down a request from one resident to pay the water/sewer bill in installments rather than make one lump payment. “I know we gave relief during Covid, … more
Maybrook holds off on getting speed bumps
Clark Place won’t be getting any speed humps — at least not for now. The Maybrook village board is still investigating specifications, cost and need for the traffic control measures to … more
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Concert to benefit Toys for Tots
A concert to benefit Toys for Tots will take place this weekend. The event, happening on December 4, will take place at Lolly’s Airport Inn at 247 Route 211 in Montgomery from 1 to 10 p.m. … more
A step closer to a new rental law in Walden
In early December, the Walden board of trustees discussed a possible new short term rental law. Now, there is a rough draft. The draft, prepared by Village of Walden Attorney David Donovan, was … more
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Town of Montgomery considers term extension for supervisor
Only a couple of weeks after the Town of Crawford announced a potential local law extending term lengths, the Town of Montgomery followed suit, beginning the conversation about the town supervisor … more
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Holidays in the Hamlet coming this weekend
The first Holidays in the Hamlet event will take place in the Hamlet of Wallkill on Saturday, December 3 from 4 - 8 p.m. near the Wallkill Public Library lawn and Shawangunk Town Hall. Santa arrives … more
Walden building department will close for a week
The Village of Walden announced that the building department will be closed from Wednesday, December 28 to Tuesday, January 3. Though some of those days all government buildings will be closed … more
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