Town approves Taylor Biomass proposal“Our goal is to start construction as soon as possible,” said Jim Taylor of Taylor Biomass Energy during a recent presentation to the Montgomery Town Board. Full article |
Mayor gavels unruly meeting to a closeFor the second time in recent weeks, Mayor Judy Kennedy Monday night abruptly ended a Newburgh City Council meeting that had dissolved into a tirade by activist Omari Shakur. Full article |
Marlboro budget approved, Highland budget failsLast night the Marlboro School budget of $52,954,958 for the calendar year 2012-2013 was approved by a vote of 666 to 405. Full article. |
VC snatches a late game lacrosse victoryValley Central’s girls’ lacrosse team has some numbers to work with – and it all might turn out in their favor for a Section IX playoff berth. Full article |
Comeback too little, too late for GoldbacksIt really never stopped raining Tuesday, May 8 when Newburgh’s boys’ lacrosse team traveled Valley Central.Read full article. |
Dukes hand the Huskies a 6-0 lossMarlboro’s and Pine Bush’s softball teams, though in different classes, had something in common when they met Saturday.Read full article. |
Cutmore’s melodies finish Grand Montgomery seasonClosing out the 24th season of the Grand Montgomery Chamber Music Series is pianist Jason Cutmore, who will be performing the works of Bach, Beethoven and more this Sunday, May 20 at 3 p.m. at the Montgomery Senior Center.Read full article. |
A photographer’s legacy lives on in NewburghSometimes when a storm had ended and Old Man Winter had blanketed the landscape, photographer and longtime Newburgh resident Ralph M. Aiello would bundle up his son, Carl, and go out hunting for the perfect image of a snow-covered barn.Full Article |
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