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Glenmere Brewing Company hosts the Oxford Station Duo this week.
Glenmere Brewing Company hosts the Oxford Station Duo this week. ( Photo provided.)

Music for the Week: Fourth of July concerts and more.
29 Jun 2026 | 12:24
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Saturday, July 4

Celebrate July 4th with the best of local live music! At 1 p.m., Brian & Rosie bring their duo set to Applewood Winery, 82 Four Corners Road, while the Brotherhood Band kicks off their afternoon set at Tin Barn Brewing, 62 Kings Highway Bypass. Kyle Hancharick performs an acoustic classic...

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Village of Woodbury passes law requiring applicants to have all outstanding taxes and fees paid before being considered for approvals.
Village of Woodbury passes law requiring applicants to have all outstanding taxes and fees paid before being considered for approvals. ( Pixabay photo.)

New village law requires applicants to pay outstanding taxes and fees before being heard by all three municipal boards
29 Jun 2026 | 09:28

The Village of Woodbury will no longer consider any applications for approval, if the applicant is delinquent...

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Town of Monroe addresses reports of unpermitted solicitation.
Town of Monroe addresses reports of unpermitted solicitation. ( Big Stock Photo)

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The Town of Monroe has received several reports from residents regarding recent door-to-door solicitation...

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Celebrate Independence Day: Local festivals and events

Celebrate Independence Day: Local festivals and events
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Woodbury Liberty Celebration Series: June 6-July 4

Month-long community celebration...

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Harriman resident and former NYC police officer sentenced for role in drug trafficking enterprise

Harriman resident and former NYC police officer sentenced for role in drug trafficking enterprise
24 Jun 2026 | 11:30

Harriman resident and former New York City police officer Andrew Nguyen was sentenced Monday to 90 months...

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Congregants sit with the Torahs from Monroe Temple Beth-El, waiting to bring them inside the Temple Beth Shalom building.
Congregants sit with the Torahs from Monroe Temple Beth-El, waiting to bring them inside the Temple Beth Shalom building. ( Photo by Gail Conklin.)

Two Orange County synagogues unite under one roof and one name
24 Jun 2026 | 12:10

After years of planning and coordinating, Monroe Temple Beth-El and Temple Beth Shalom of Florida formalized...

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The Town of Monroe has asked the postal service to investigate the feasibililty of an idependent local post office and distinct ZIP code boundaries for the Town of Palm Tree and Village of Kiryas Joel.
The Town of Monroe has asked the postal service to investigate the feasibililty of an idependent local post office and distinct ZIP code boundaries for the Town of Palm Tree and Village of Kiryas Joel. ( Pixabay photo.)

Town of Monroe seeks distinct ZIP Code boundaries for Town of Palm Tree, Village of Kiryas Joel

22 Jun 2026 | 04:43

The Town of Monroe has asked the postal service to investigate the feasibililty of an idependent local...

Rock Slyde takes over Tin Barn Brewing on June 27.
Rock Slyde takes over Tin Barn Brewing on June 27.

Music for the Week: Independence Day celebrations and more to kick off the summer season.

The Lakeside Farmer’s Market, 33 Windermere Ave., starts the morning at 10:30 a.m. with a set by Dave Yarrington....

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22 Jun 2026 | 03:37
The Town of Woodbury intends to halt animal control services for the Town of Monroe if outstanding payments aren’t received by the end of June.
The Town of Woodbury intends to halt animal control services for the Town of Monroe if outstanding payments aren’t received by the end of June. ( Pixabay photo.)

Town of Woodbury poised to end animal control services for Town of Monroe

The Town of Woodbury is poised to end animal control services for the Town of Monroe, unless outstanding contract payments...

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22 Jun 2026 | 12:33
Monroe-Woodbury High School students Mia Flores and Nolnaree Chada give a presentation on the impacts of traditional gemstone mining.
Monroe-Woodbury High School students Mia Flores and Nolnaree Chada give a presentation on the impacts of traditional gemstone mining. ( Photo provided.)

MW High School students teach class about impact of gemstone mining

Monroe-Woodbury High School students Mia Flores and Nolnaree Chada shared their research on the environmental and social...

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17 Jun 2026 | 11:32
State Senator James Skoufis (center) joined Assemblymember Chris Eachus, Morgan Slocombe, regional representative for Governor Hochul, Woodbury Town Supervisor Jacqueline Hernandez, Woodbury Village Mayor Andrew Giacomazza and other state and local officials to announce the securing of $4M in state funding for the purchase of the St. Patrick’s education building.
State Senator James Skoufis (center) joined Assemblymember Chris Eachus, Morgan Slocombe, regional representative for Governor Hochul, Woodbury Town Supervisor Jacqueline Hernandez, Woodbury Village Mayor Andrew Giacomazza and other state and local officials to announce the securing of $4M in state funding for the purchase of the St. Patrick’s education building. ( Photo by Jason Tsoi.)

Woodbury secures $4M to convert St. Patrick’s education center into a new town hall

The Town of Woodbury secured $4 million in state funding to purchase the former education center at St. Patrick’s Church...

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17 Jun 2026 | 02:58
Head to Fence Road Farm Brewery to catch Dead to the Core on June 26.
Head to Fence Road Farm Brewery to catch Dead to the Core on June 26. ( Photo provided.)

Music for the Week: Father’s Day festivities and more fun to enjoy.

Saturday, June 20

Start your morning at Greenwood Lake’s Lakeside Farmer’s Market at Winstanley Park, 133 Windermere Ave.,...

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15 Jun 2026 | 02:07
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