Town of Orangetown
Orangetown Town Hall
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Edward Hopper House Museum Fall Arts Education Fundraiser to be Held at Historic Snedens Landing Mansion, Sunday Afternoon, October 1
The Edward Hopper House Museum and Study Center will hold its 8th Annual Fall Arts EducationFundraiser at a stunning, historic Hudson River-front mansion, in the celebrated Snedens Landingcommunity in Palisades, New York. The event takes place on Sunday, October 1 from 3 to 6 p.m., andenables the Hopper House’s mission to educate, engage and empower…
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Fall 2023 Recreation Program
The Orangetown Fall Recreation Program Brochure is now available at Orangetown.com/recreation. Registration will open at 5:00 pm on Monday, September 18th via Community Pass. Join us for another season full of fun classes, sports, and special events!
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This is 104!
Supervisor Kenny and Deputy Town Supervisor Denis Troy enjoyed attending the 104th Birthday celebration for Anna Frontino, a resident of Cortwood Village. Anna is an amazing woman of strength, character, and real beauty, the kind that shines from inside out!
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Town Supervisor Forum held at Dominican University
The Palisades Institute of Dominican University Town Supervisor Forum touched on many topics, including the need for affordable housing, the fentanyl crisis, the rising cost of policing, and the loss of civility in politics. All five town supervisors participated, along with the Palisades Institute Chair and former County Executive Scott Vanderhoef, who moderated.
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Skoufis Hosts Back-to-School Supplies Distribution for Orange County Students
Senator James Skoufis (D-Orange County) joined the Orange County community on a clear, sun-drenched Wednesday afternoon to host his annual back-to-school supplies distribution. Nearly 200 backpacks filled with supplies were handed out in Orange Square Veterans Park in Port Jervis to families, all in an effort to ensure local students are best prepared for the…
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Statement from Rockland County Executive on Jacksonville Shooting
“Our hearts break for the three innocent people slaughtered in what law enforcement has indicated to be a racially motivated shooting, carried out by a 21-year-old gunman who opened fire inside a Dollar General store in Jacksonville, Florida over the weekend. Racism, bigotry, and discrimination in any form are not only morally repugnant but also…