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Valley Central weighs Smart Schools Bond Act Usage
During the October Valley Central School District Board of Education Meeting, School Business Official Brad Conklin shared the current status update of the Smart Schools Bond Act funding for the … more
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Maher captures 101st Assembly seat
Town of Montgomery Supervisor Brian Maher is headed to Albany. Maher, a former aide to Republican State Senator William Larkin defeated Democrat Matthew Mackey to capture the 101st Assembly … more
Metzger declares victory in Ulster County Executive race
Democrat and Working Families Party candidate Jen Metzger was elected to the Office of Ulster County Executive this evening, defeating Republican and Conservative Party opponent, James Quigley, III … more
Congressman Pat Ryan cast an early ballot Sunday at the New Paltz Community Center, with help from his son Theo.
Ryan defeats Schmitt in 18th Congressional race
Newly-elected Congressman Pat Ryan, fresh from victory in a special election in the 19th Congressional District, was elected to a full term on the Hill, Tuesday, capturing the newly-redrawn 18th … more
Walden agrees to join ambulance district
After months of discussion, the Village of Walden is finally ready to join the new Town of Montgomery Ambulance District. That decision is expected to pave the way for the town to choose its … more
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Shawangunk to exceed state tax cap
The Shawangunk Town Board has exceeded the state-mandated 2.0 percent tax cap for the first time since New York State implemented it in 2012. Following a lightly attended public hearing at its … more
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Walden’s Hill Street Bridge, spanning the Tin Brook, has been closed to vehicle traffic since 2013.
Town doesn’t want to pay for Hill Street Bridge
Village of Walden residents have waited for a long time for the Hill Bridge rehabilitation, and after discussion amongst Town of Montgomery Board members, there’s a chance it may never … more
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Gardiner ends up cutting taxes
Town of Gardiner taxpayers got some good news when the Town Board reversed course and approved a budget that cuts the amount to be raised by taxes by 4.5 percent in 2023. The Town Board had … more
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Business Council hosts annual meeting and mixer
Multi-colored flannels and cowboy boots were seen all over Pleasantly Divine Stables for the Business Council of Greater Montgomery’s annual meeting and mixer held on Wednesday, Nov … more
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42-unit development planned for Crawford
The Town of Crawford could potentially get a new large residential development if all goes well with approvals and development. The building, which would be located at 65 Boniface Dr., would … more
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New home sought for stray cats
Ninety-five-year-old Village of Montgomery resident Flora Stimpfel has always fed stray cats in her backyard throughout the years, but over time their numbers have swelled. Now her daughter Honor … more
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Maybrook to draft solar law
There are a few homes in Maybrook with solar panels on the roof. There are no so-called solar panel farms, but one is in the works. So, said Mayor Dennis Leahy, Village Attorney Kelly Naughton has … more
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Julie Shiroishi and Rob Rolison
Dutchess County residents battle for 39th Senate seat
In the newly created 39th Senate District for the State of New York, Julie Shiroishi [D-Beacon] and Rob Rolison [R-Poughkeepsie] will both be seeking the Senate seat in early November. Both … more
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Ambulance proposals received, no decision in Walden
Village of Walden residents are eager to know if they are getting an ambulance service like neighboring villages as 2022 is coming to a close. On Tuesday, October 18, the Village of Walden Board … more
Food Bank of the Hudson Valley is moving ahead with plans to build a distribution center in Montgomery.
Food Bank plans move forward
Plans to build a new warehouse for the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley in Montgomery are moving along, with the not-for-profit receiving a go-ahead last week from the Montgomery Village Board. The … more
Shawangunk to exceed tax cap
Town of Shawangunk officials have always been proud of the fact that they haven’t exceeded the 2.0 percent tax cap since it was mandated by New York State in 2012. But when a public hearing … more
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Town and Village of Montgomery in talks to share treatment plant
The Town of Montgomery and Village of Montgomery could possibly be in the works to share a brand new wastewater treatment plant. Due to capacity issues, Montgomery is a few years away from … more
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A spooky spectacle
The Walden Recreation Department hosted its third annual Trunk or Treat and Halloween Parade Saturday at Bradley Park. WinnersMost Original:1. Lucas Barbera - Flashlight2. Hudson Jardon - NBC … more
Lazy River criticism continues in Gardiner
The Lazy River Resort took it on the chin from town officials and the public again at the Gardiner Town Board meeting on October 11. Yogi Bear Jellystone Park’s request for a number of … more
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Family members of Rita Freeman gather in the Maybrook Senior Center her 102nd birthday party. An additional 23 joined in the festivities via Zoom.
Maybrook centenarian publishes her second book
It’s been quite a banner year for Rita Freeman of Maybrook. She celebrated her 102nd birthday in October and had her second book published in August, a book she started writing in 2020 when the … more
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