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Thruway closure rescheduled for January 13
The New York State Thruway Authority has announced that the northbound lanes of the Thruway (I-87) from exit 17 in Newburgh to exit 18 in New Paltz will fully shut down to all traffic at 7 p.m. … more
New Town of Shawangunk Supervisor Ken Ronk Jr. poses with his family after being sworn in on Friday at the Town Hall. Left to right: son Everett, wife Samantha and son Jackson.
Ronk won’t have to travel too far for his new job
New Town of Shawangunk Supervisor Ken Ronk Jr. doesn’t have to walk too far to the Town Hall. “I live across the street,” Ronk laughed. “I’ve lived here my whole … more
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RDM’s proposal for a Bracken Road warehouse, similar to this one, has been approved.
RDM’s Warehouse wins town approval
The Town of Montgomery planning board, after holding numerous hearings and conducting several studies over the last few years, approved Real Deal Management’s 250,920-square-foot warehouse … more
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Former Town of Montgomery Supervisor Ron Feller (l.) with his immediate predecessor, Assemblyman Brian Maher, who presented him with a copy of a resolution honoring his service.
Feller’s public service work continues
Ronald Feller, the Town of Montgomery’s former supervisor, concluded his one-year term as supervisor at the end of 2023. His role as supervisor doesn’t paint the whole picture, however, … more
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Donna Conklin and Nicole Tompkins
Orange Chamber of Commerce welcomes new leadership
The Orange County Chamber of Commerce, a longstanding pillar of economic growth and community support in Orange County, proudly announces its newly appointed 2024 Executive Committee and Board of … more
Pajama drive dedicated to June Garcia
The Walden Community Council and the Walden Woman’s Club, in honor of their late member June Garcia, will collaborate with Inspire, a local nonprofit organization, throughout January to collect … more
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Lè Vonne Inspirations Florist opens in Walden
She has a background in accounting, but Shivon Chamorro says she found her true calling in flowers. “Whenever there was an event or a party, I would bring flowers that I had made; it … more
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Orange County Sheriff Paul Arteta (l.) with Montgomery Mayor Steve Brescia.
Village honors Brescia at his final meeting
Mayor Steve Brescia, after serving over 33 years for the Village of Montgomery, announced at the village’s December 19 meeting that he would officially resign as mayor on December 31 as he … more
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Randi Picarello
Picarello will run for Montgomery village mayor
Randi Picarello, a Village of Montgomery trustee and member of the Business Council of Greater Montgomery, announced that she would be running for village mayor during a special election in March … more
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Pine Bush nonprofit offers free activities and events to local heroes
Veterans, active duty personnel, first responders and their families can enjoy free equine services and other activities courtesy of Heroes, Cowboys, and Companions, a nonprofit organization located … more
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Valley Central’s student reps make their voices heard
The survey results are in: Valley Central High School students like the new salad bar and sandwich bar, but find the lines too long for the hot lunches. Lilly Ellison, Dylan Nasser and Elizabeth … more
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On December 19, the Village of Montgomery honored the organizers of the annual Operation Toy Train Drive. Pictured (l. -r.) Mike Hembury, Steve Brescia, Carolyn Hoffman, Ruby Garbely and Sue Hembur.
Village commends Operation Toy Train board directors
Trustee Mike Hembury, during the Village of Montgomery’s December 19 meeting, congratulated the community for another successful Operation Toy Train drive and commemorated Carolyn Hoffman, … more
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Judy Gridley (r.) with Town Supervisor Ron Feller.
Judy Gridley is Citizen of the Month
Judy Gridley, the president of the Montgomery Food Pantry, received the Town of Montgomery’s December Citizen of the Month award on Wednesday, December 12, commemorating her efforts to ensure … more
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Retiring Town Of Shawangunk Supervisor John Valk stands in front of a plaque the bears his name for the Town Hall in the hamlet of Wallkill.
Valk retires after 35 years of service to Shawangunk
Just a couple of hours before he would oversee his final Shawangunk Town Board meeting on December 7, retiring Supervisor John Valk relaxed on a sofa in the deserted Town Hall lobby and reminisced … more
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Ronald Feller and Kristen Brown
Montgomery says farewell to Supervisor Feller and Councilwoman Brown
The Town of Montgomery’s December 12 board meeting marked a bittersweet day for the community, as it was the last, official meeting of Supervisor Ronald Feller and Councilwoman Kristen Brown … more
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Loads of toy donations
Operation Dalmatian donates thousands of toys to local children
Looking to donate some last-minute holiday toys? Operation Dalmatian, a nonprofit organization comprising members of the Walden Baptist Church, is currently accepting toy or money donations until … more
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Maher announces $75,000 grant for Walden VFW
Assemblyman Brian Maher (R,C-Walden) announced this week that his office has secured a $75,000 grant that will benefit Walden VFW Post 2946 for the purpose of addressing significant infrastructure … more
Kristen Brown says ‘thanks’ to the Town of Montgomery
Kristen Brown, a Town of Montgomery councilwoman whose term ends this month, served on the town board for the past four years and proved to be a valued member, whether it was her contributions to the … more
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Moodna Creek
Weather Advisory: Wallkill and Neversink Rivers, Moodna Creek could flood overnight due to heavy rain
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus and Emergency Services Commissioner Peter J. Cirigliano are advising residents that the Wallkill and Neversink Rivers and Moodna Creek could crest overnight, … more
Teen charged in stabbing at Monhagen Middle School
On Wenesday, December 13, at approximately 7:38 am, Town of Wallkill Police Officers responded to a reported assault at Monhagen Middle School, 555 County Route 78.   Upon arrival, officers … more
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