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Wheels out in Walden
Though raining all week, the Classic Car Show in Walden this past Saturday was all sunshine, as many showcased their classic and modern cars, trucks, and everything in between at Village Square. … more
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Joe LoCicero
LoCicero re-elected Wallkill School Board president
The Wallkill Board of Education reappointed Joseph LoCierco as Wallkill Board of Education President during the district’s reorganization meeting on Thursday, July 6. Incumbent Board Members … more
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Closure planned for State Route 208 in Town of Hamptonburgh
The New York State Department of Transportation advised motorists that State Route 208 between Forrester Road and Station Road in the Town of Hamptonburgh is expected to close to traffic beginning at … more
Town board tables battery storage project after fire at nearby facility
After a fire broke out at a battery storage facility in Warwick, the Montgomery Town Board has decided to push off the conversation of the possible construction of one in Walden. Bay Wa r.e. is … more
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Sketch of a proposed KSH warehouse in the Village of Montgomery.
Noise and traffic
After Village of Montgomery Planning Board Chairman Kevin Conero told the public they had plans to get second opinions on many concerns regarding the warehouse proposal on Route 211, residents … more
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Walden Church to provide free meals for kids
The Greater Love Deliverance Center Church in Walden is proud to announce their new free summer lunch program for the first year ever. Beginning this Wednesday, July 5, the church will … more
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Awosting Club’s website describes it as a ‘premium glamping” facility.
Awosting Club suit vs Town of Gardiner dismissed
Town of Gardiner Supervisor Marybeth Majestic declared victory for the town after the Awosting Club’s Article 78 lawsuit vs. the town and its building inspector/code enforcement officer Bruce … more
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Walden residents have code enforcement concerns
At a recent Village of Walden Board of Trustees meeting, several residents brought up concerns around the village that centered around one thing: code enforcement. Code enforcement is a common … more
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A section of DamGood Farm where they do gardening. The entire farm is located on 33 acres.
Wallkill farm kickstarts community compost program
A 2020 stimulus check is what created DamGood Family Farm, a first-generation garden-turned-farm owned by husband-wife duo Shayne and Lucas O’Neill-Carillo. A few years later and they’ve … more
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Nicholas Zica with his father, Dan Zica, fellow scouts and others.
Walden Boy Scout presents Eagle Project to local SPCA
After roughly a month of building benches and dog obstacles, Boy Scout Nicholas Zica finally presented his Eagle Scout project to the Hudson Valley SPCA in New Windsor this past Saturday. … more
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Bear and other wild animal sightings becoming more common
Within the Hudson Valley, many municipalities with natural areas are home to a variety of species of animals including the black bear. With assistance from the New York State Department of … more
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Wet birds DO fly!
Despite some iffy weather and ominous clouds, the New York Air Show drew thousands to Orange County Airport this past weekend. more
Ronk wins in Shawangunk; Majestic wins in Gardiner
       Longtime Ulster County Legislator Ken Ronk Jr. easily won the Republican nomination for Shawangunk Supervisor over current Councilman Adrian “Binker” … more
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Hoyt and Voss winners in Montgomery primary
Town of Montgomery Republicans went to the polls Tuesday to select candidates for the upcoming town election, chosing some familiar names in the process Frederick Gorss is set to serve another … more
American Legion and VFW members saluting to Taps while the flag is lowered.
New home for Vietnam Memorial
Right in the front of Valley Central High School sits a memorial dedicated to six Valley Central graduates who lost their lives in Vietnam. Recently, it was announced that this memorial would be … more
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Milk Factory project is still drawing noise concerns for nearby ashram
Several months ago, associates with the Milk Factory project presented a noise study to the Town of Montgomery Planning Board after they had been advised to do so. When the results weren’t … more
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Tina Johnson, Maybrook’s longtime village clerk, retires as of September 5.
Maybrook village clerk is retiring
“A chapter is closing.” Maybrook Mayor Dennis Leahy couldn’t have put it any better at Monday’s village board meeting; and all in attendance couldn’t agree more. … more
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Crawford Town Supervisor Charles Carnes (r.) would like to increase the term length for himself and future successors from two to four years. He is pictured with Orange County Legislator Rob Sassi.
Town of Crawford looking to extend term lengths
The Town of Crawford is hoping to extend term lengths for specific town positions. Town Supervisor, town clerk, highway superintendent and the receiver of taxes are all current positions with … more
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The Shawangunk Town Board attends a Gardiner Association of Businesses mixer.
Shawangunk officials support collaborating with GAB
Town Supervisor John Valk and Councilman Brian Amthor endorsed the idea of forming a joint association with the Gardiner Association of Businesses (GAB) to promote businesses in both towns. Valk … more
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Montgomery takes climate pledge
The Village of Montgomery has become the latest Hudson Valley community to take the Climate Smart Pledge. According to climatesmart.ny.gov, the Climate Smart Communities (CSC) Certification … more
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