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Staffing still a sore subject for firefighters
Over the course of the past few months, fire department staffing and overtime pay continue to be at the forefront of conversation between the City of Newburgh officials and staff and the City of … more
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Danskammer Energy responds to Scenic Hudson
Following an open discussion held by Scenic Hudson on the current Danskammer power plant, Michelle Hook, Vice President of Public Affairs for Danskammer Energy LLC provided corrections and … more
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Sr. Ann Sakac, OP, Mount president for 32 years, passes away
Sr. Ann Sakac, OP the longest-serving president Mount Saint Mary College has ever known, passed away on Wednesday, January 24 at the age of 91.  She leaves behind a massive legacy at the … more
Trustees want to see notes from ambulance meeting
At some point between now and the end of the year, Walden trustees will need to make a decision about the future of ambulance service in the village. They may not be closer to resolving the issue, … more
Battery storage plan aired
A proposed 169-watt megawatt energy storage project was proposed months back to be placed in the Town of Montgomery. The conversation continues. At a Montgomery Industrial Development Board (IDA) … more
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A rendering of the proposed addition to the Plattekill Library.
Plattekill Library plans presented
Recently, William Farrell, President of the Plattekill Library Board of Trustees, and board member Mark Cambalik, gave a presentation to the Town Board on a plan to build a 4,000 sq/ft wing off of … more
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Members of the St Augustine Knights of Columbus pose with award recipient Rich Gorres and Legislator Gina Hansut at the St. Augustine School. From L-R; Joe Wood, Stan Sarli, Joseph Garibaldi, Robert Rosen, Richard Gorres, Rev. John Lynch, Michael Signorelli, Gina Hansut, Tom Lockhart, Sean Fitzgerald and Sam Mercier.
Gorres is a ‘Pride of Ulster’
For the past 10 years, Rich Gorres has overseen the Thanksgiving Day Dinners at St. Augustine School in Highland. The dinners are open to everyone and are always free. The Lloyd Police often assist … more
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Happy Easter from the City of Newburgh and the Newburgh Armory Unity Center.
Armory Welcomes Newburgh Families For Annual Easter Celebrations
The Newburgh Armory Unity Center, in collaboration with the City of Newburgh Recreation Department, welcomed Newburgh children and their families to the annual Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 1. … more
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Colonial Game Days at the Matthewis Persen House Museum
Nina Postupack, Ulster County Clerk is pleased to present “Colonial Game Days” June 30 through July 2, at the Matthewis Persen House Museum located at 74 John Street in uptown Kingston, … more
A rendering of the independent senior living homes that developer Marc Sanderson has proposed in the Town of Lloyd as part of his Life Plan Community.
The Villages applies for special designation
Attorney John Furst, on behalf of his client Marc Sanderson, submitted a formal application on June 28 asking the Lloyd Town Board to establish a Planned Residential Retirement District [PRRD] for … more
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ATVS and motorbikes are prohibited to be driven on public roadways or on public properties in the city of Newburgh.
ATVs wreak havoc
Local leaders are looking to crack down and take all-terrain vehicles [ATV], dirt bikes and other off road vehicles off the streets in order to maintain public safety. The New York State [NYS] … more
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The Environmental Justice Fellows and supporters gather in front of the image of John Lewis located on the corner of Liberty St. and Broadway.
Environmental Justice Fellowship welcomes the Class of 2022
The Environmental Justice Fellowship [EJF] welcomed their newest members Elio Luna, Gema Vidals Herrera, Kwaija McFarlane, Monserrat Medina, and Thomas Coleman in 2022 and the group looks forward to … more
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Ceremony kicks off parade week in Town of Newburgh
The Good Will Fire Deartment will host the 107th Orange County Volunteer Firemen’s Association Parade on Saturday, Sept. 24. Stepoff is 2 p.m. The parade will go from the intersection of … more
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Skoufis announces over $750,000 for Veterans’ organizations
Senator James Skoufis joined members of several local veterans’ organizations to announce over $750,000 in new grant funding to enable much-needed upgrades to their aging facilities. Individual … more
Maher captures 101st Assembly seat, to vacate town office
Town of Montgomery Supervisor Brian Maher is headed to Albany. Maher, a former aide to Republican State Senator William Larkin, defeated Democrat Matthew Mackey last Tuesday to capture the 101st … more
Multiple buildings along Lutheran Street have been boarded up, some with visible burn marks. The fire here has left 33 people homeless.
Help available for families affected by fires
Families and residents of the City of Newburgh have recently suffered two late-night fires in the span of a week. Several minor injuries were reported following each of the blazes, and the buildings … more
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Marlborough adopts state climate smart pledge
Last week the Marlborough Town Board passed a resolution unanimously to adopt the New York State Climate Smart Communities Pledge that advocates building a climate smart community by keeping an … more
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Rainy Easter egg hunt in Montgomery
Despite the rainy weather, the Village of Montgomery did not postpone their Easter egg hunt this past Saturday, April 1. In fact, they posted bright and early that it would happen “rain or … more
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Fire at 210 Broadway, Newburgh
On June 6 th at 9:02 a.m., the City of Newburgh Fire Department responded to a structure fire at 210 Broadway and found smoke emitting from second floor windows. A second alarm was sounded at 9:06 … more
A recent architectural rendering of a proposed new wing of the existing Plattekill Library.
Plattekill Library marks 50th anniversary
This year the Plattekill Library celebrates 50 years of service to the community. Recently, State Senator Michelle Hinchey presented the library with a Proclamation on behalf of ‘the Great … more
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