Submit Your June Events to Stuyvesant's Community Calendar

If you’re interested in events coming up in and around Stuyvesant in June you can use this link for a list of events: What’s Happening Around Town If you are a Stuyvesant organization that would like to advertise your events through our “What’s Happening” list, email the information to the Town Clerk Melissa Naegeli at ... Read more The post What’s Happening — June 2026 appeared first on Town of Stuyvesant, NY.

Stuyvesant Town Hall Experiences Phone System Issues

Phone Issues May 26, 2026 Categories Uncategorized Please be advised that the Town Hall is having problems with the phone system. You can leave a voicemail and we will receive it through our email. Malicious Email SentWhat’s Happening — June 2026

Stuyvesant Town Clerk Summer Hours: June 1–Sept 7

Reminder — Summer Hours June 5, 2026 Categories Office Closure, Town Clerk The summer hours for the Town Clerk’s Office are in effect June 1 through Sept 7. The office will be closed on Saturdays. What’s Happening — June 2026

Columbia County Garbage Bag Prices Increase Effective Immediately

Following the Columbia County Solid Waste Workgroup’s recommendation and the Public Works Committee’s approval, the Board of Supervisors has authorized an IMMEDIATE price increase for Columbia County garbage bags. All bags will increase by $1.00. The new pricing is as follows:Small Bags: $10.00 per package of five ($2.00 per bag)Medium Bags: $20.00 per package of five ($4.00 per bag)Large Bags: $30.00 per package of five ($6.00 per bag)

HSHS Regents and Final Exam Schedule Announced

Regents and Final Exam Schedule – HSHS June 2026 May 13, 2026 | High School Click here for the PDF of the Regents and Final Exam Schedule. It includes important dates for the Class of 2026.

School Transportation Request Form Available

School Transportation Request Form May 18, 2026 | District, Elementary School, High School, Jr. High School Please submit the School Transportation Request Form for each child whether they will be riding the bus or not in the 2026-27 School Year. The form is due no later than June 15. If you have more than one child attending the Hudson City School District next school year, please complete a form for each student. Here is the School Transportation Request Form.

Chatham Announcements

Sidewalk Improvement District Fee Credit Applications Due May 15, 2026

Sidewalk Improvement District Fee Credit Applications for work previously done by property owners to repair or replace damaged sidewalks are due to the Mayor's office by May 15, 2026 (email to [email protected]). Credit Applications can be found on the Public Works Board page under Sidewalk Improvement District. To learn more about the Sidewalk Improvement District, please click here. If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Tiffany Martin at (518) 828-7217 option 2.

Gallatin Supervisor Provides Update on Recent Actions, Transfer Station Closure

May 2, 2026 Dear Gallatin Residents, It has been just over a month since I stepped into the role of Town Supervisor, following John Reilly’s 13 years of dedicated service to the Town. I’ve already learned a great deal, and I look forward to the work ahead. I would also like to thank the members of the Town Board and staff who have helped with the transition. I am especially grateful to Lisa DeLeeuw, whose guidance has been invaluable. We are fortunate to have The New Pine Plains Herald covering our board meetings. The paper recently received four New York Press Association awards, and I encourage you to subscribe to their email updates if you don’t already. Shuchi Shah is their newest reporter and is now covering Gallatin. Appointment of Jack Gomm At our April 21 meeting, the Town Board appointed Jack Gomm to fill a vacant board seat. Jack previously served as Gallatin’s Highway Superintendent for 15 years and has long been involved with the Milan Volunteer Fire Department. We selected Jack based on his long-standing service to the community—as Highway Superintendent and as Chair of the Board of Directors of the Milan Fire Department. He brings practical experience, steady judgment, and a real understanding of how things work on the ground, which is exactly what the Town needs right now. Transfer Station  The Gallatin Transfer Station is currently closed through June, and it is likely this closure will be permanent. This is a loss to our community. Beyond its practical use, many residents have shared that the transfer station was also a place to connect with neighbors—something not easily replaced in a town like ours. I experienced this firsthand while spending time there sharing Climate Smart materials; it was one of the few places where people regularly crossed paths. At its April 15 meeting, the Columbia County Public Works Committee recommended that the closure be extended indefinitely, citing operational and public health concerns related to conditions at the site. The matter remains under review. Any questions or concerns regarding the closure should be directed to the Solid Waste Department at 518-828-2737. Nearby transfer stations remain available in surrounding towns, including Copake and Livingston. Zoning Update Our re-zoning project continues to move forward. Board member Jeff Jorve recently presented a draft schedule of uses outlining which residential and commercial activities would be permitted outright and which would require a special permit. The project also includes updated overlay maps prepared by Hudsonia Ltd., which are nearing completion. Zoning discussions will continue at the next Town Board Meeting on May 19 at 6:30 p.m. Highway Department Update  We have been dealing with ongoing issues related to a beaver dam on Green Hill, which has breached twice in the past month. This has caused downstream impacts and partial washouts along Barnett Road. Mill Hill Road is scheduled to be paved this week following the completion of county bridge work. The Highway Department is also seeking to fill an open position following a recent resignation: Machine Equipment Operator (MEO) – Anyone interested should contact Todd Coons at the Gallatin Highway Department: [email protected]. Pine Plains, Germantown, and Taconic Hills School Districts Voting for all local school district budgets and Board of Education elections will take place on Tuesday, May 19. If you are unable to vote in person, early and absentee voting are available. I encourage all eligible residents to participate, as these decisions have a direct impact on our community. Pine Plains Central School District The district has adopted a proposed 2026–2027 budget of $40,778,791, which includes approximately $491,000 in program and service reductions. The proposed budget includes a 4.43% tax levy increase and exceeds the state tax cap, requiring a 60% supermajority vote for approval. Voters will consider two propositions: the school budget and the purchase of new buses. School board elections for two open seats will also take place. Voting will take place at Stissing Mountain Junior/Senior High School. Germantown Central School District Germantown’s proposed 2026–2027 budget totals $18,488,848. The overall tax levy increase is 6.56%. There are four candidates running for three open seats on the Board of Education. Voting will take place in the Germantown Elementary School Gymnasium. Taconic Hills Central School District Taconic Hills has proposed a $43,222,236 budget, reflecting a 3.50% projected tax levy increase. The district is seeking candidates for three open seats on the Board of Education. Voting will take place at the Taconic Hills High School Veterans’ Community Room. For additional details, including poll hours, absentee/early voting and candidate information, please visit your local school district websites. (if you are unsure of your school district check here) Pine Plains CSD Germantown CSD Taconic Hills CSD Thank you for your continued involvement in Gallatin—truly our “great little town.” Sincerely, Tara Silberberg Town of Gallatin, Supervisor

Town of Gallatin: Town Board Agendas

2026

Hudson Board of Education Cancels May 31 Executive Session

Board of Education Meeting (Executive Session) – Canceled May 29, 2026 | Board of Education, District NOTICE: The contingent Board of Education meeting (Executive Session) that was scheduled for Sunday, May 31 has been canceled.

Hudson Booster Club Hosts Information Night June 4

The Hudson City School District Booster Club will be holding an Information Night on Thursday, June 4 from 6-8 p.m. at Spark of Hudson (502 Union St). All families and staff are welcome. Check out the flyer below to learn more about the Booster Club. If you’re interested but you can’t make it, send an email to [email protected]

Hudson Board of Education Meetings Set for June 16-18

Please see the upcoming Board of Education Meetings: Tuesday, June 16 – 6:00 PM at the HSHS Auditorium This is a regular Board of Education meeting followed by a celebration of our retirees. Thursday, June 18 – 5:30 pm at the HSHS Library This special Board of Education meeting is being held to approve construction bids for the 2025 Capital Project.

Stuyvesant Community Day: Big Trucks, NYSP Helicopter, Vendors & More

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Stuyvesant Town Clerk Issues Warning: Malicious Email Sent from Official Address

We were notified late yesterday that a malicious email had been sent from the Town Clerk’s email address. It was an email asking the recipient to download a link for community day. Please do not download or click any link. If you receive or have received this email, just delete it. You should probably also change your email password, just in case. We apologize for any trouble this has caused. We take security of our system very seriously and are working with our IT Department to include additional security measures.

Public Hearing for Tentative Village Budget

PUBLIC NOTICE, VILLAGE OF CHATHAM, COLUMBIA COUNTY, NEW YORK. NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING FOR TENTATIVE VILLAGE BUDGET. PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the Board of Trustees of the Village of Chatham shall hold a public hearing on Monday, April 13th, 2026 beginning at 6:45PM at Tracy Memorial Hall, 77 Main Street, Chatham, NY 12037 for the purpose of taking public comment on a tentative Village Budget. At such public hearing, all interested persons shall have the opportunity to be heard. Copies of the tentative proposed Village Budget is available in the Village Clerk’s Office, 77 Main Street, Chatham, NY 12037.

Town of Gallatin: Zoning Workshop with Hudsonia - March 24, 2026

03/28/2026 by Lisa DeLeeuw

Annual Organizational Meeting

The Village will hold the Annual Organizational Meeting on Wednesday, April 1, 2026 at 5:00pm.  The meeting will be held at the Tracy Memorial Village Hall located at 77 Main Street, Chatham, NY 12037. This is a public meeting and residents are welcome to attend. Agenda and meeting materials can be found here.

Board of Trustees Special Meeting: Tax Warrant Approval

A Special Meeting of the Board of Trustees will be held on Thursday, April 23, 2026 at 5pm. The purpose of this meeting is to approve the Tax Warrant. Location: Tracy Memorial Village Hall, 77 Main Street, Chatham, NY 12037. Agenda and meeting materials can be viewed here, when available.

Columbia County Garbage Bag Prices Increase Effective Immediately

Posted on May 14, 2026, Edited May 14, 2026 by Robina Ward Columbia County Garbage Bag Price Increase ****** EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY ********    Columbia County Solid Waste has increased the price of its garbage bags by $1. The current bags you have now can still be used. The price increase occurs when you come in and purchase new bags.  SMALL bags are now $2 MEDIUM bags are now $4 LARGE bags are now $6 https://solidwaste.columbiacountyny.com/