Two-vehicle crash results in fatality A two-vehicle crash in the Town of Monroe Tuesday resulted in the death of a New Jersey man, police said. According to New... Local News 20 Feb 2020 | 09:15
An employee of ShopRite in Warwick said ShopRite would also offer paper bags for a five cent fee beginning March 1. Linda Smith Hancharick ( Photo by Linda Smith Hancharick) Pack your reusable bags Beginning Sunday, March 1, The New York State Bag Waste Reduction Law takes effect throughout the state. What that means... Local News 19 Feb 2020 | 04:20
Robert Haskell, 54, of Goshen Charges announced against four defendants in homicide/kidnapping case The Orange County District Attorney has announced the charges against four residents of Goshen and Chester arrested in December... Local News 19 Feb 2020 | 03:43
Snow be damned. What was described as one of the largest community events in memory, the Village of Greenwood Lake held a two-day Winter Carnival last weekend at the Thomas P. Morahan Waterfront Park. On land, there were food trucks, live music, games, including axe throwing, and crafts for the young and those somewhat older as well as bonfires on the beach. On Sunday, there also was the GWL Skatepark Polar Plunge. With GWL firefighters wearing protective water rescue equipment acting as in-lake life guards, waves of people stripped down to their bathing suits and ran into the lake. And then more quickly they ran out to the cheers of the large crowd dressed appropriately in warm jackets, gloves and hats. So much for the big chills. ( Photos by Ed Bailey) Greenwood Lake. The Big Chill Local News 19 Feb 2020 | 01:22
College notes Graduations Warwick Valley High School graduate Adara Abrahamsen attended Dominican College where she earned a BA in Psychology.... Local News 19 Feb 2020 | 01:07
Local Boy Scout activities will continue despite bankruptcy filing Despite filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on Feb. 18, local councils of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) want the... Home 19 Feb 2020 | 12:21
Gathered for the signing ceremony are, front row (from left): Jason W.S. Morrison, diocesan secretary of Catholic education and chief executive officer, Diocese of Scranton; Rebekah Bernard, information and technology specialist for admissions and enrollment, University of Scranton; Gerry Zaboski, vice president for enrollment management and external affairs, University of Scranton. Second row: Joseph Roback, associate vice provost for admissions and enrollment, University of Scranton; Benjamin Tolerico, principal, Holy Cross High School; Jeffrey Lyons, principal, Notre Dame Jr./Sr. High School; Alisia McNamee, principal, St. John Neumann Jr./Sr. High School; Kristen Donohue, Superintendent of Catholic Schools, Diocese of Scranton; Doreen Dougherty, principal, Holy Redeemer High School; Mary Kay Aston, assistant vice provost for admissions and enrollment, University of Scranton ( Photo provided) Burke Catholic students are guaranteed admission to University of Scranton, plus $15K scholarship The University of Scranton and the Diocese of Scranton have signed a memorandum of understanding that will guarantee admission... Local News 18 Feb 2020 | 04:14
Warwick. Schools to present informational vaping and e-cigarette forum on March 2 In response to an increased use of e-cigarettes and vapes by their students, the principals of Warwick Valley High School,... Local News 18 Feb 2020 | 02:20
The eighth annual Mardi Gras for a Cause takes place next Tuesday, Feb. 25. Mardi Gras Committee volunteers and entertainers gather at Village Billiards, where everyone is invited to continue the celebration with raffle drawings and enjoy musical entertainment from 9 p.m. to midnight. ( Photos by Roger Gavan) Eighth annual Mardi Gras for a Cause takes place next Tuesday, February 25 Mardi Gras, French for Fat Tuesday, is the day before Ash Wednesday and it’s traditionally a time to celebrate and eat well... Local News 17 Feb 2020 | 07:25
Crocheted and quilted blankets were donated to Orange County Veterans in Hospice, the Greenwood Lake Food Pantry and Project Linus by Greenwood Lake Senior. Blankets were presented to Frank Valentino representing Hospice, Bobbi Juby representing the GWL Food Pantry and Julia Sullivan representing Project Linus. Blankets were made by Kathy Pitiger, Jo-Ann Scherer, Bertha Moskovitz, Santa DiMattina, Donna Berg and Karen Burrows. ( Photo by Ed Bailey) Greenwood Lake. GWL Seniors once again answer the call Local News 17 Feb 2020 | 04:59
Pictured from left to right are PCSB Bank Senior Vice President, Retail Banking Officer & Director of Cash Management Services Dominick Petramale; PCSB Chairman, President & CEO Joseph D. Roberto; Food Bank of the Hudson Valley Director Paul Stermer; and PCSB Senior Vice President, Business Development Manager Robin Hulmes. ( Photo courtesy of PCSB Bank) Cornwall-on-Hudson. PCSB Community Foundation donates $5,000 to the Food Bank The PCSB Community Foundation recently donated $5,000 to the Food Bank of the Hudson Valley, an organization based in Cornwall-on-Hudson... Home 17 Feb 2020 | 01:53
Sweet music: A young musician takes to an old instrument Third-grader Jacob Piskadlo is really “rocking it” on the recorder. This Park Avenue Elementary scholar has emerged as a great... Local News 14 Feb 2020 | 02:44
Assembled NYPD officers wait outside Lincoln Medical Center in the Bronx for Lt. Jose Gautreaux's release following an assassination attempt Sunday. ( Photo: NYPD) Shot NYPD officer is Warwick son One of New York City’s finest returned home to Warwick Sunday to recover after being released from the hospital following... Local News 12 Feb 2020 | 04:46
SUNY Orange sets spring classes for seniors Encore, the SUNY Orange program for senior learners, will offer 19 classes this spring on topics including history, literature,... Home 12 Feb 2020 | 12:16
Scholarship applicants sought Goshen. The Orange County Municipal Planning Federation is seeking submissions for its annual $1,000 scholarship program.... Home 12 Feb 2020 | 03:41
