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The course: runners leave from Benedict Park (red), head north to Walden’s Bradley Park where they will mount bikes (blue), they will return to Benedict Park and take to kayaks (yellow course) in the Wallkill River.
Tri-Montgomery Triathlon is set
After being approved back in March 2022, the long anticipated Tri-Montgomery Triathlon is just around the corner. The triathlon, sponsored by the Business Council of Greater Montgomery, is set to … more
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Three days after his election to the state assembly, Brian Maher participated in his last Veterans Day ceremony as town supervisor.
Town of Montgomery holds annual salute
The rains held off long enough last Thursday for Town of Montgomery citizens to honor the men and women who serve in America’s armed forces. The annual Veterans Day ceremony on the lawn in … more
Crawford tackles short-term rentals
Several Airbnb owners in Crawford, after receiving violations from the building department, will appear at the town’s April 18 meeting to discuss regulations for short-term rentals and the … more
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New tow fee policy concerns in Walden
Village trustees in Walden have been discussing a new tow fee policy to hopefully encourage residents to park in all the right places. Though most trustees are on board with having a new policy, some … more
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The crew at Strada Grill (l. - r.) Danielle Palmer, Philip Vurchio and Stacey Ross.
Strada Grill opens at Scott’s Corners
Strada Grill is a new Hudson Valley eatery, located in Montgomery, at 1011 Rt. 17K. Previously known as Brady’s Bistro, Strada Grill made its grand opening on March 1. Strada Grill is open 7 … more
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Bridge replacement to force road closure
Town of Shawangunk Highway Superintendent Rich Blazeski is hoping that the River Road bridge by the town transfer station won’t be closed for more than a month during replacement … more
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Crawford honors its heroes
The pavilion in Crawford’s town park was full this past Veterans Day as residents came together to thank and honor those who have served. Town of Crawford Police Chief Dominick Blasko … more
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Maybrook awarded a cybersecurity grant
It was a sparsely-attended meeting Monday as the Maybrook village board discussed receiving a grant to finance police department computer upgrades, an unsuccessful offer by a land investment company … more
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Once a Ford dealership and later a mechanic’s shop, the property at 2420 Route 52 will now have a dual purpose.
Dual tattoo/car shop coming to Pine Bush
The old Ford dealership in Crawford is going to be the new home to a tattoo shop and a custom car hobby shop. How? A wall in the middle of the building. The idea comes from Brian and Ashley … more
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Trustees want to see notes from ambulance meeting
At some point between now and the end of the year, Walden trustees will need to make a decision about the future of ambulance service in the village. They may not be closer to resolving the issue, … more
Battery storage plan aired
A proposed 169-watt megawatt energy storage project was proposed months back to be placed in the Town of Montgomery. The conversation continues. At a Montgomery Industrial Development Board (IDA) … more
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Maher captures 101st Assembly seat, to vacate town office
Town of Montgomery Supervisor Brian Maher is headed to Albany. Maher, a former aide to Republican State Senator William Larkin, defeated Democrat Matthew Mackey last Tuesday to capture the 101st … more
Plans presented for new Bullville Firehouse
A site plan to construct a new firehouse in Bullville is in the works. Commissioner of the Bullville Fire District Bruce Schwope approached the Town of Crawford Planning Board with the idea for a … more
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Mercedes Ortiz speaks, as Brian Maher leads his two children offstage at Monday’s Juneteenth event in Walden.
Walden celebrates Juneteenth
On Monday, June 20 the Town of Montgomery Sacred Place of My Ancestors (SPOMA) celebrated Juneteenth in Wooster Grove in Walden. It was a beautiful day to enjoy the festivities at this event … more
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The Great Race comes to town
A sunny afternoon greeted drivers of some 120 vintage automobiles, Sunday when they made a lunch stop in Montgomery en route from Warwick, RI to Fargo, ND. The 9-day, 2,300 mile journey was the 2022 … more
VC response to terrorist threat angers parents
Outraged and concerned parents, angered by a decision to open school two days after a terrorist threat was reported, confronted school district officials last week during the Valley Central School … more
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Pianist Jenny Lin headlines Sunday’s concert in the Grand Montgomery Chamber Music Series.
Glass reflections heading Montgomery concert
The music of Chopin, Schubert and Philip Glass from the keyboard of Jenny Lin highlight the next concert of the Grand Montgomery Chamber Music Series on Sunday, January 15 at 3 p.m. Pianist Jenny … more
According to the town board, Geo Domes at the property appear to be permanent structures that have been installed without building permits and proper authorization.
Gardiner rejects Awosting Club’s application
Without any substantial comment, the Gardiner Town Board voted unanimously to reject the Awosting Club’s campground license at its February 7 meeting. Supervisor Marybeth Majestic took the … more
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The planning board declared itself lead agency in the Milk Factory project at the former Borden Milk Condensory Plant.
Neelytown warehouse project expanding
Yet another distribution center has been proposed for Neelytown Road in the town of Montgomery. Last week representatives of RDM Group made a presentation to the Montgomery Planning Board, … more
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Ulster County Budget approved with minimal changes
The Ulster County Legislature voted Wednesday to approve the 2024 Ulster County Operating Budget submitted by Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger with minimal amendments – giving the green … more
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