Read statements by the town board and supervisor candidates Statements submitted by candidates for supervisor and town board in Chester and Goshen are available at the links below. Local News Oct 18 2019 | 07:27 PM
Zak Constantine ( Photo provided) Goshen candidate Zak Constantine I am thrilled to be a candidate for the Town Council in Goshen this fall. I’ve had the pleasure of living in Goshen all my... News Oct 18 2019 | 06:41 PM
Richard Florio Jr. ( Photo provided) Goshen candidate Richard D. Florio Jr. I was born in Goshen, grew up in Chester, and I have spent my entire life living in Orange County. My family and I are extremely... News Oct 18 2019 | 06:26 PM
Doug Bloomfield ( Photo provided) Goshen supervisor candidate Doug Bloomfield I’ve been the Goshen Town Supervisor for 14 years. My entire career has been leading people and being in business. I studied... News Oct 18 2019 | 06:17 PM
Ken Newbold ( Photo provided) Goshen supervisor candidate Ken Newbold I am extremely grateful to have served the Town of Goshen as a councilman for over 20 years. In this time, I have seen our... News Oct 18 2019 | 04:29 PM
Philip Canterino ( Photo provided) Goshen candidate Philip Canterino The recent explosion in development, including high-density housing projects, has created an immediate need to review and... News Oct 18 2019 | 01:59 PM
The Touw family stopped working long enough to pose for a family portrait. From left: Jason Touw, holding his son, Owen, 4; daughter Baylie, 12; and Kristin, holding son, Emmett, 16-months old. With them are two eight-month-old calves that Baylie just adores, along with her two rabbits, which she’s often seen carrying around in a basket. Baylie is already a big help on the farm. Missing from the photo is seventeen-year-old Samuel, who was working at the time. ( Geri Corey) Touw family may be uprooted from the farm they call home Jason and Kristin Touw, along with their four children, live in fear of losing the farm they’ve come to love. Jason is working... Local News Oct 17 2019 | 08:10 PM
Dan Castricone is Orange County’s Risk Management Officer He will be responsible for developing and managing a system of self and fullyinsured programs to meet the needs of Orange County and its employees. He will also administer and manage employee and retiree benefit programs, including health, dental and vision and the County’s Workers’ Compensation program. ( Provided photo) Dan Castricone named Orange County’s Risk Management Officer Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus has named Dan Castricone as the County’s Risk Management Officer. Castricone’s first... Home Oct 16 2019 | 06:33 PM
Vote for new leadership in Goshen To the Editor: To the Editor: Goshenites — It’s time for a changeVote for new leadership in Goshen. Vote Ken Newbold for Supervisor,... Letters to the Editor Oct 16 2019 | 06:19 PM
Troop 63 beautifies church with prayer garden The St. John A.U.M.P. Church at 207 West Main St. in Goshen thanks Troop 63 and Eagle Scout candidates who helped beautify... Local News Oct 16 2019 | 05:48 PM
Students from John S. Burke Catholic High School will greet visitors at the school’s Fall Open House on Oct. 20. ( Submitted photo) Burke Catholic to welcome families at Oct. 20 open house John S. Burke Catholic High School, 80 Fletcher St., will hold its annual Fall Open House from 1 to 3 p.m. Oct. 20. Families... Local News Oct 16 2019 | 05:28 PM
Kevin Grunenberg, a Goshen High School senior, says Troop 62 welcomes girls to join its ranks. McKenzie Richner, a sophomore at the school, has recently joined the troop. ( Submitted photo) Five girls join Boy Scout Troop 62 Goshen has taken to heart the decision at the national level of the male-only Boy Scouts of America to include girls from... Local News Oct 16 2019 | 05:24 PM
Firefighter Matteo Cirigliano speaks to fifth graders at Goshen Intermediate School. ( Photo provided) Students paid visit by firefighters, learn about fire safety Students at Goshen Intermediate School recently learned about fire safety from local firefighters Brian Gallo and Matteo... Local News Oct 16 2019 | 05:20 PM
The first 40 children to attend will get a free pumpkin to decorate. ( Photo provided) Take a walk through the spooky stable at the Harness Racing Museum Bring the kids, ages 3 to 12, to the Harness Racing Museum & Hall of Fame on Oct. 26 for a fun-filled, old-fashioned Halloween... Entertainment Oct 16 2019 | 04:57 PM
