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Citing outdoor fridge, Walden conditionally approves outdoor cafe
The fridge outside Empanada Nirvana hasn’t been brought up in some time, but at a recent village board of trustees meeting, the topic got debated once again when the local restaurant applied … more
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Walden mayor and trustee candidates come face to face
The Walden Community Council sponsored this year’s “Candidates’ Night” in Walden, where six candidates got to share their goals and beliefs with residents. The trustee … more
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County Executive Jen Metzger declares State of Emergency ahead of winter storm
Ulster County Executive Jen Metzger has released the following statement: “The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Warning for Ulster County, and has mapped the county as an … more
Affordable housing mandate worries Crawford officials
In early January, Governor Kathy Hochul announced a strategy to build 800,000 houses across the state in hopes to aid New York’s housing crisis. However the Town of Crawford is concerned about … more
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Binker DeWitt
DeWitt officially declares for supervisor
Saying he “gets things done,” longtime Shawangunk Deputy Supervisor Adrian “Binker” DeWitt officially has declared his candidacy for town supervisor. DeWitt announced his … more
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Strange lights in the night sky
Walden resident William Glass was surprised to see three white lights and one red light in the sky last Wednesday while driving North on Rock Cut Road in Newburgh, but was more shocked when he found … more
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Legislator Robert C. Sassi, Peggy Lucido, Sal Lucido, fellow Rotary members, Interact Club members and others gather for a photo at the food drive.
Wallkill East Rotary hosts food drive
This past Saturday was a giving day in the Town of Crawford as the Wallkill East Rotary Club hosted their fourth annual food drive in the senior center. The club, which is a part of Rotary … more
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PB board approves three capital improvement projects
The Pine Bush Central School Board of Education approved contracts for three capital improvement projects at a brief special March 2 virtual meeting, which replaced the February 28 meeting that was … more
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Brian Dunn, Pine Bush Superintendent of Schools, addressed the Shawangunk Town Board last week.
Pine Bush Superintendent addresses Shawangunk Board
Pine Bush School District Superintendent Brian Dunn came to the Shawangunk Town Board on March 2 to introduce himself and provide a “snapshot” of how things were going in his school … more
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Walden trustees demand better garbage service
The Village of Walden is preparing for a new garbage contract, and trustees seem to care most about it protecting and supporting local residents. Their current contract expires May 21, and … more
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Kenneth Ronk formally announcing his candidacy for town supervisor on Saturday, outside of Shawangunk Town Hall.
Ken Ronk launches Shawangunk campaign
Standing not too far from where he hopes to start working soon, Ken Ronk Jr. officially announced his candidacy for Town of Shawangunk Supervisor in front of family, friends and supporters Saturday … more
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Brescia unopposed in two races
L. Stephen Brescia, the Village of Montgomery’s longest-serving mayor, and Orange County Legislator, also wants to wants to be Town of Montgomery Supervisor. At the moment, at least, he is … more
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Kristen Brown, Cindy Voss and Mark Hoyt
TOM Republicans choose Voss and Hoyt over incumbent Brown
It came as a shock to Kristen Brown, sitting councilwoman for the Town of Montgomery, when she failed to receive an endorsement from the Town of Montgomery Republican Committee last week. Instead … more
Town of Montgomery readies for agritourism
A new agritourism law meant to preserve farmland and implement the recommendations of “Vision 20/20,” the Town of Montgomery’s Comprehensive Plan, could be just a week away from … more
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Three open trustee spots in Walden
The Village of Walden election is approaching, and many are probably wondering who is hoping to sit on the board. On top of current board members re-running, Brian Sebring and Lynn Thompson, … more
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New Crawford Councilman John Barth is sworn in by Town Clerk Jessica Kempter.
Barth joins Crawford Town Board
Longtime resident and teacher John Barth is the Town of Crawford’s newest council member. After Rory Holmes resigned from the town board officially on February 1, 2023, the position remained … more
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Most Precious Blood School will host one final 8th Grade Graduation in June, before dropping grades 6-8.
MPB School dropping grades 6-8
Most Precious Blood in Walden announced last week they’d no longer be educating grades six through eight beginning in September 2023. The news comes as many Catholic schools are facing … more
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Town of Shawangunk Councilmen Robert Miller and Brian Amthor flank Police Chief Gerald Marlatt in front of an opioid emergency kit at the Town Hall.
Shawangunk gets four opioid emergency kits
The Town of Shawangunk has acquired four opioid emergency kits that will be placed in three locations in the town. Police Chief Gerald Marlatt addressed the board at its February 16 meeting and … more
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A home on Hill Avenue in the Town of Montgomery sustained heavy damage.
Fire damages Montgomery home
Montgomery Volunteer Firefighters responded, Saturday, to a structure fire on Hill Avenue. At 3:12 pm, Cars 1 & 2 arrived to find heavy smoke and flames coming from the 1/2 corner of the … more
LoCicero to seeks Shawangunk Town Board seat
Former Town of Shawangunk Highway Superintendent and current Wallkill School Board president Joseph LoCicero has announced his candidacy to run for the Shawangunk Town Board. There will be two … more
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