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Crawford burning ban lifted
Effective Monday, Set. 26, the Burning Ban in the Town of Crawford has been lifted. Residents may now burn as per the D.E.C. regulations. The water restrictions will remain in place until the … more
Maybrook street repair delayed
Due to an equipment problem, the scheduled street repair in Maybrook has been delayed. Work originally scheduled to begin on Sept. 26 will now begin on Thursday, Sept. 29. Sealing the milled … more
SUNY Orange hosts lecture on food justice
An important event is upcoming in Kaplan Hall’s OBTC Great Room 101 on Thursday, October 6. At 7 pm renowned Farmer and Activist, Karen Washington will deliver her lecture on food justice … more
Music with Miss Amy
Gardiner Library events
Craft, fabric & yarn sale moves to Majestic ParkThe Gardiner Library’s Craft, Fabric and Yarn Sale will be held on Saturday September 24 from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the pole barn at Majestic … more
WOW weekend begins Friday
Mark your calendars and come to the 7th Weekend of Wallkill (WOW) on September 23 and 24. Vision of Wallkill invites all neighbors and residents from beyond to this fun, family-friendly community … more
Walden man was indicted on manslaughter charges
On August 4, 2021, the New York State Police at Middletown investigated a motor vehicle collision in the eastbound lanes of State Route 17 in the town of Wallkill between exits 118 and 119.  The … more
Police chief responds to social media comments
In the days following General Montgomery Day, social media was abuzz with comments about several reported incidents in the village. At last week’s Village Board meeting, Police Chief William … more
Montgomery OKs water and sewer improvements
The Montgomery Village Board adopted two resolutions last week to finance improvements for its water and sewer systems. The first is to issue $308,000 in bonds to pay for various water system … more
Gardiner to New Paltz rail trail works begins
New York State is again partnering with the Open Space Institute and WVLT to improve an additional section of the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail from Gardiner to Sojourner Truth Park in New Paltz, a … more
Route 52 Walden Adopt-A-Highway clean up is Oct. 9
Morgan Duke Conservation Society has announced that a first-ever State Route 52 Walden Adopt-A-Highway Community Clean Up event will take place on October 9 at 12 p.m. and the meet up location will … more
Montgomery’s grant application sent to HUD
The Village of Montgomery’s bid for funding to expand the senior center has been forwarded from Orange County to the federal government. Village Trustee Walt Lindner announced at last … more
Attorney General to investigate fatal shooting by State Trooper
The New York Attorney General’s Office of Special Investigation (OSI) has opened an investigation into the death of Daniel K. McAlpin, who died on September 9, 2022, following an encounter with … more
Town of Wallkill to celebrate 250th Anniversary
The Town of Wallkill and Galleria at Crystal Run have partnered together to host a Birthday Bash celebrating their 30th and 250th anniversaries on Saturday, September 17. The celebration will … more
Town of Montgomery to pave two more roads
Having paved 8.5 miles of roads thus far, Town of Montgomery Highway Superintendent Shawn Meres is looking to make it an even dozen. Meres received approval recently from the Montgomery Town … more
Gardiner Library joins the Ulster Food Fight
Gardiner Library is participating in the Ulster County Food Fight: The Great Give Back 2022 until Saturday, October 15. As part of New York State’s “The Great Give Back,” Ulster … more
Walden man indicted on manslaughter charges
On August 4, 2021, the New York State Police at Middletown investigated a motor vehicle collision in the eastbound lanes of State Route 17 in the town of Wallkill between exits 118 and 119.  The … more
Shawangunk burn ban lifted
The burn ban in the Town of Shawangunk was lifted on Wednesday afternoon, Supervisor John Valk said.      Valk said the heavy rains over the last several days led to the … more
Maybrook Mayor Dennis Leahy (l.) presents Deputy Mayor Robert Pritchard (r.) with a plaque from the Village Board at last week’s meeting in appreciation for his many years of service to the village.
Maybrook’s Deputy Mayor steps down
After many years of service to Maybrook, Deputy Mayor Robert Pritchard said good-bye Monday after the village board meeting. It was his last meeting as he has resigned his seat and will move to … more
Burning bans declared in Shawangunk and Crawford
A state of emergency was declared Sunday afternoon by Shawangunk Town Supervisor John Valk due to drought and the increased chance of wildfires. It will remain in effect until 3 p.m. on September 28. … more
Phase 1 water restrictions continue in Maybrook
Maybrook Mayor Dennis Leahy reminds villagers that a Phase 1 water restriction remains. Village Public Works Superintendent Matthew Thorp said, at a recent meeting, that he has had to tell residents … more
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