|
UPDATE: AFRICAN-AMERICAN DAY PARADE IN THE CITY OF NEWBURGH HAS BEEN POSTPONED TO SATURDAY, OCTOBER 4TH. Any questions, contact Natasha Cotton at (845) 562-1857.Suit seeks to halt sewer hookupsThree Montgomery residents have filed a notice of violations and intent to sue the Town of Montgomery, the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and other governmental bodies, alleging that the town has violated the Clean Water Act. more
Town of Wallkill Ambulance Corps phone solicitors targeting Ulster County hamletResidents in the Hamlet of Wallkill in Ulster County have experienced some confusion lately regarding telephone solicitation from the Town of Wallkill Volunteer Ambulance Corps. According to Vic Work, Wallkill Volunteer Ambulance Corps Treasurer, the Town of Wallkill Volunteer Ambulance Corps has been calling into Ulster County, attempting to solicit funds for a new ambulance building. more
Scrapyard cleanup bill exceeds $12 millionWhen is “free” not quite the bargain it would appear to be?
Answer: When it carries a cleanup tab of more than $2 million.
The “free” here comes in the form of Newburgh’s old Consolidated Iron and Metal site, which the city inherited when the previous owner closed the scrap metal operation rather than pay the millions of dollars it took to clean up the site. more
Developer plans Fostertown complexConifer, a Rochester, N.Y.-based real estate development company, has announced plans for an 8-building, 64-unit apartment complex on Fostertown Road across from Fostertown School. Conifer official Andrew I. Crossed and local attorney John Cappello announced plans for the development to the Newburgh Town Board this past week during the group’s regular audit meeting. more
Ethics on town agendasIn light of the fact that no training has occurred for members of the Lloyd Board of Ethics, the Town Board has scheduled mandatory sessions on ethics training for Sept. 24. more
Buckley Bridge repair work about to beginAccording to Marlborough Supervisor Al Lanzetta, setting a date for the actual start of repairs on the Buckley Bridge has never been closer. Last week he said there has been new forward motion on the bridge, which is now in its fifth year of disrepair. more
 
|
|
|
|
|
