Lanc & Tully Engineering and Surveying, P.C., is a consulting firm specializing in Civil Engineering and Surveying, including municipal engineering, land planning, and development.   Lanc & Tully, P.C., currently employs approximately thirty people, including seven licensed Professional Engineers, Land Surveyors, a licensed Professional Planner, Staff Engineers, Engineering and Surveying Technicians, CAD Designers, Construction Technicians, Drafters, and Survey Field Crews. Utilizing a unique level of experience and skills, Lanc & Tully, P.C., has played key roles in assisting businesses and communities to formulate a cohesive vision and then, making those visions a reality.

A Cycling and Personal Training Studio and Community in the heart of the Village of Goshen, NY

DVL Consulting Engineers, Inc. is a full-service design engineering firm specializing in mechanical, electrical, plumbing and fire protection systems.  We are a Minority Business Enterprise, certified with the State of New York.  Throughout the course of our 30 years in the construction industry, we have engaged in the design and development of many facilities for a variety of usages and occupancy needs including federal buildings, hospital and medical facilities,  hotels and dormitories, professional sports and entertainment facilities, court houses and correctional facilities, and educational spaces (from 3K centers  through university settings).

Owned by 2 Retired Law Enforcement Officers (NYSP and NYPD)

Established in 1992 and Headquartered in NY

One of the Largest Independent Security Guard Providers in the Hudson Valley

All Security Officers are Licensed, Bonded, Insured and Drug Screened

Fleet of Late Model 4 x 4 Mobile Patrol Vehicles

HISTORY
In 1810, a French Huguenot emigre named Jean Jaques purchased land in New York’s bucolic Hudson Valley and began planting grapes. By 1837, Mr. Jaques needed more land, so he purchased a plot in the quiet village of Washingtonville, NY, and planted another vineyard. By 1839, his first underground cellars were dug and Mr. Jaques fermented his first wine vintage. Those cellars, the oldest and largest in America, are still in use today at Brotherhood Winery.
The Jaques family made wine at the Washingtonville facility for almost 60 years, selling much of it to Jesse and Edward Emerson, two New York City wine merchants. The Emersons, Finger Lakes vinters themselves, understood the high quality of Mr. Jaques’ wine and used it to improve a blend of wine from an organization called The Brotherhood of New Life - an experiment in utopian communal living in the Hudson Valley. When the Emerson family took control of the Washingtonville winery, they renamed it Brotherhood, a name that it still proudly bears today.
The Emerson family operated Brotherhood until Prohibition. In 1921, Louis Farrell purchased the winery and its large stock of sacramental wine. He sold wine for religious ceremonies throughout Prohibition, which was finally repealed in 1933. It has been noted that the clergy population in the area grew substantially during this period.
Louis and his wife were the first to grasp the value of Brotherhood’s location, as the nearest winery to New York City. They began conducting tours of the winery, highlighting the now-enlarged underground cellars, the history of the facility and its picturesque site. In fact, the Farrell family initiated the very concept of wine tourism, hosting parties and events at the winery that drew hundreds of thousands of fans annually, and introduced the Brotherhood brand to generations of American drinkers.
A partnership of businessmen purchased the winery in 1987, including a prominent winemaker from Chile, Mr. Cesar Baeza. Baeza, internationally recognized as a master blender, wine educator and winery consultant, set about creating premium New York varietal wines and converting Brotherhood into a premier destination in NY State.
After a disastrous fire in 1999, Brotherhood’s fortunes suffered until 2005, when Mr. Baeza formed a new partnership with two winemaking families from Chile. The Castro and Chadwick families have deep roots in the famous winegrowing areas of the Maule Valley, near San Clemente, where they farm hundreds of acres of Vinifera grapes, along with other fruit.
The new Board of Directors has embarked on a massive restoration and renovation program at Brotherhood that includes equipment upgrades, vineyard acquisitions, the planting of new vines and a facility remodeling, highlighting the partners’ commitment to improving quality.

LunaGrown Jam. Distinguished traditional jams and marmalades. Made in the Hudson Valley of New York. LunaGrown products contain no artificial colors or additives and are free from high fructose corn syrup. LunaGrown is a gluten-free and reduced sugar product. All of our products are created in small batches and are Kosher certified. We rely on local agriculture for our produce.

Visit this vendor at the 2019 Goshen Chamber of Commerce's Farmers' Market

SERVPRO of Orange, Sullivan & S. Ulster Counties is a full-service cleaning and restoration business which helps clients when a fire, water or mold disaster strikes their home or business. We are equipped to help customers from start to finish including all phases of reconstruction. As a local franchise, we are there for our customers 24/7/365 to help make it “Like it never even happened.”

With three locations in Orange County, New York, Orange County Bagel Bakery is a perfect spot for breakfast, lunch, or just a quick coffee stop. Our bagels are baked fresh daily and our soups are homemade. We use top quality ingredients in our sandwiches and sides. Our "Build Your Own" salad bar features over 40 toppings so you can have it the way YOU like it. We also offer catering for office meetings, receptions, birthdays, celebrations and more. Be sure to also take advantage of our FREE DELIVERY. No need to go hungry when you can't leave work, you can rely on us to bring your meal right to your door.

Inspire was founded as Orange County Cerebral Palsy Association, Inc. in 1950 primarily to provide rehabilitative and education services to children with cerebral palsy. Today, Inspire provides a wide array of rehabilitative, educational, and disability support services for individuals of all ages and abilities.

Currently, Inspire operates sites in Goshen, Newburgh, and Monroe in order to adequately serve children and adults from throughout Orange County. Inspire is a registered non-profit 501(c)3 organization and is also an affiliate of Cerebral Palsy Associations of New York State.

The Harness Racing Museum & Hall of Fame is dedicated to comprehensive, active and authoritative support and promotion of the Standardbred industry through documentation and preservation of the history and traditions of this American-born sport. It will also continue to augment existing collections and provide extensive research, educational programming, and exciting exhibitry to expand harness racing's interest and appeal, both nationally and internationally, to assure an informed audience and a successful future.