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Maybrook judge retires
During the past 37 years, William Schimpf has served the Maybrook public in just about every official capacity there is. But “with very deeply held totally mixed emotions and after very careful … more
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Members of the Town of Shawangunk Police Department, Supervisor John Valk and town police commissioners Brian Amthor and Robert Miller pose with a child with his donated bike from the town. The donation is part of the National Night Out program put on by the Shawangunk Police Benevolent Association (PBA) Aug. 4 at Garrison Park in Wallkill.
Local agencies observe National Night Out
Three local police agencies are observing National Night Out next Tuesday, August 2. National Night Out is an annual community-building campaign that promotes police-community partnerships and … more
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Maloney announces $21 million for local projects
Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (NY-18) voted to pass H.R. 8294, a package of six appropriations bills that include over $21 million for community projects in the Hudson Valley. These local wins, announced … more
First case of monkeypox identified in Orange County
Health Commissioner Dr. Irina Gelman today announced that Orange County’s first case of monkeypox (orthopoxvirus) has officially been identified. Monkeypox is a viral infection that is … more
QuickChek representatives Kelly Libolt (far left) and Tung-To Lam listen as Planning Board Member Cheri Zahakos suggests that other sites in the town may be more suitable for their plans.
Controversial QuickChek proposal returns to planning board
QuickChek’s proposal for a gas station and convenience store at Scott’s Corners, having bounced between the Town of Montgomery Planning and Zoning Boards for more than a year, was back … more
The siren will remain in place after the old firehouse becomes the new police station.
Shawangunk PD moving to old firehouse
Since the Town of Shawangunk hasn’t received a request for a permissive referendum within 30 days of its vote to authorize $350,000 to purchase the Wallkill Fire District’s former … more
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Vet-senior housing plan presented to planning board
A proposed 80-unit apartment complex behind the Montgomery Shop Rite that has already earned the support of the Montgomery Town Board, is now before the town’s planning board. Developer … more
Live Raptor Program at Gardiner Library on Thursday, July 28 from 4:30-5:30 p.m.
‘Eye to eye’ with live raptors at the Gardiner Library
Gardiner Library presents Eye-to-Eye with Live Raptors, a family program, on Thursday July 28, 4:30-5:30 PM. Join Annie Mardiney a NYS and federally licensed wildlife and wild bird rehabilitator. … more
A connecting trail will link North Street to the Town Park.
Walking trails and exercise stations coming to Crawford
A few new improvements are coming to the sidewalks in the Town of Crawford. The town recently obtained a grant of $2.7 million from the New York State Department of Transportation for a … more
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The owner of the Dunkin’ Donuts on Route 208 is seeking to replace it with a larger one in the lot next door that borders Goodwill Road.
Dunkin’ Donuts back before town planning board
Representatives of Dunkin Donuts were back in front of the Town of Montgomery Planning Board last week to discuss their plans for a new restaurant at Route 208 and Goodwill Road. The parcel is … more
Alison Williams tends to the greenhouse at Hoeffner Farm.
Hoeffner farms providing farm-to-table produce
A little ways into Goodwill Road in Montgomery is Hoeffner Farms. Family owned and operated since 1917, they offer a wide variety of flowers, herbs, farm fresh fruits and vegetables and even fresh … more
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Cosmetology Instructor Kate Weston (left) nominated Arielle Cruz, a graduate of the Ulster BOCES Cosmetology program, for the prestigious “Triple C” award.
Ulster BOCES grads honored with Triple C Awards
Two Ulster BOCES Career & Technical Center graduates recently received the prestigious “Triple C” award from New York State (NYS) Attorney General Letitia James in recognition of … more
Ulster declares State of Emergency
Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan has declared a weather-related state of emergency for Ulster County today while urging all residents to avoid any unnecessary travel particularly in areas hardest … more
Sprout City Farms at Jack’s Solar Garden, Colorado is the nation’s largest commercially operating agrivoltaics project.
The future of farming?
The large solar arrays have begun to line the Wallkill Valley landscape. Solar farms are springing to life where agriculture and - in one case - a miniature golf course once ruled the land. But … more
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Montgomery Warehouse project concerns its neighbors
The prospect of a pair of warehouse buildings stretching 45 feet towards the sky at the entrance to the Village of Montgomery has some of its neighbors concerned. KSH Route 211 Development is … more
VC moves to beef up security
District officials in the Valley Central School District are taking recent security concerns from parents, staff and community members seriously in the wake of school shootings across the country and … more
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Coleman receives 3-year VC contract, no tenure
Valley Central Board of Education President Joseph Bond, along with Board of Education members, unanimously approved a contract between the district and long-time Valley Central educator Tammy … more
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4th of July tradition continues in Circleville
Another successful Circleville 4th of July Parade is in the books. Families gathered alongside streets, Monday morning, to catch a glimpse of the patriotic parade rolling down Renton Road and … more
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The dance floor was crowded at the Kaleidoscope Pride Prom at Walden’s New Rose Theatre.
Pride prom allows colors to shine
LGBTQ+ youth in the Montgomery community celebrated their true colors during an inaugural prom held during Pride Month recently. The Kaleidoscope Pride Prom: Let Your True Colors Shine!, event … more
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The Food Bank of the Hudson Valley has plans for a new facility near Orange County Airport.
Food Bank wins ZBA variance in Montgomery
Pending approval from the Federal Aviation Administration, the proposed Food Bank of the Hudson Valley Warehouse has received a height variance from the zoning board of appeals. Engineer Jay … more
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