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Orange County Legislator Rob Sassi (l.) and Supervisor Charles Carnes with the time capsule.
Crawford celebrates 200 years
It was a full house at the Town of Crawford Senior Center last Friday for their anticipated bicentennial. Residents, government officials, guest speakers and others gathered to celebrate 200 … more
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Jeff Samerson
Town Democrats endorse retired FDNY member for council
Town of Montgomery resident Jeff Samerson drives to New York City every morning for his job, mentioning he’s often the problem solver or “go to guy” for people around … more
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Maybrook, town discuss solar project
A solar project strong enough to power 800 homes could be on its way to the Village of Maybrook. The idea comes from Carson Power, a storage and solar project developing group supporting New … more
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Wallkill prepares budget hearings
The Wallkill Central School District has proposed a tax levy of 1.99%, $395,480 below the tax levy limit and the proposed budget increase was proposed at 4.59%. The proposed working budget was $85.4 … more
Walden Mayor John Ramos is looking forward to the next two years.
Ramos discusses goals for his second term
After winning his second term as Walden’s mayor, John Ramos feels excited as he gears for the rest of 2023, which he predicts will be productive. Mayor Ramos said the transition was … more
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Walden adopts 2023-24 village budget
The Village of Walden held a public hearing for their 2023-2024 tentative budget this past Tuesday, April 18, and members of the public had some things to say. Town of Montgomery Historian Mary … more
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Sonic booms over Shawangunk?
Town of Shawangunk Councilman Alex Danon said social media has been buzzing lately about loud bangs rocking the town late into the night. The same disturbing reports also came from Montgomery, Walden … more
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A proposal to convert the former Borden Condensed Milk Factory into a boutique hotel and spa is before the Town of Montgomery Planning Board.
Planning board wants a noise study done for Milk Factory project
It seems like every local has heard of the old Borden condensed milk factory rehabilitation on Route 208 into a boutique hotel and spa, but they might not know that it’s right next door to a … more
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TOMAC may soon be ready to part ways with Ambulnz, a Newburgh-based ALS provider.
TOMAC on track for ALS service
The Town of Montgomery Ambulance Corps (TOMAC) has been working timelessly to supply advanced life support (ALS) services to the town and its three villages. After a quarterly check-in at town board … more
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Rick Malley and his wife Janice, with their son Steven, daughter-in-law Heather and grandson Jaxon.
Highway man heads into retirement
Rick Malley put no time to waste when thinking of retirement plans, as a house he and his wife purchased in North Myrtle Beach is awaiting their arrival. Malley is retiring from the Town of … more
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Business Council Executive Director Randi Picarello holding the $2,000 check with food pantry volunteers and some members of the Business Council’s board.
$2K raised for Food Pantry
Last Wednesday, the Montgomery Food Pantry was handed a $2,000 check after another successful Dine for Dollars event. The Business Council of Greater Montgomery annually hosts a Dine for Dollars … more
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Commercial-residential structure eyed for Montgomery
Several years ago, the Village of Montgomery Planning Board was approached about a mixed-use development along Railroad Avenue. After months of discussion, approvals and hearings, the project is … more
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Democratic chair enters Shawangunk town race
Adrienne Gelfand-Perine, chairperson of the Town of Shawangunk Democratic Party, has announced her candidacy for the Shawangunk Town Board. Two seats will be up for grabs in the November election. … more
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Loads of winners at Walden’s Easter Egg Hunt
Hundreds gathered this past sunny Saturday at James W. Olley Community Park for the Village of Walden’s Easter Egg Hunt. It originally was set for Saturday, April 1 at 10 a.m., but got … more
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Drag Queen Story Hour draws supporters and opponents
The intersection of Factory and Ward Street was busier than usual this past Saturday as groups of people gathered outside along Route 17K to voice their opinions on the most debatable event in … more
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Walden weighs lawsuit over Hill Street Bridge
Last week, the Village of Walden Board of Trustees passed a motion to commence potential litigation against the Town of Montgomery. The Hill Street Bridge has been a topic of numerous village and … more
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Joe Prior Sr., surrounded by family members after being honored as the Town of Montgomery Citizen of the Month.
Church Elder is Citizen of the Month
Joe Prior Sr. wasn’t born in Montgomery, but now that his name is on a plaque in town hall, he jokes that maybe he could be considered a Montgomery native now. Prior is the Town of … more
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Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) honored local Vietnam War veteran Robert Lewis of Wallkill on National Vietnam War Veterans Day in the Assembly on Wednesday, March 29.
Wallkill Vietnam Vet honored for exemplary service
Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) honored local Vietnam War veteran Robert Lewis of Wallkill for his exemplary and heroic service during the conflict and continued advocacy for … more
Dos Amigos II opened last month at the site of the former Dolan’s Market in Wallkill.
Dos Amigos II opens in Wallkill
The opening of Dos Amigos II in Wallkill has drawn enthusiastic response from Town of Shawangunk officials who hope the new restaurant will spur more development in the downtown area of the … more
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Warehouse project continues to upset locals
The back and forth about four large warehouses being built in Montgomery is ongoing, and now many residents feel unheard at local meetings. Along the northwest side of 211, by Union and Weaver … more
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