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County Executive Steven Neuhaus lights one of the candles that make up the number 900, the estimated number of innocent victims at the time of the Israel Solidarity Rally hosted by Chabad led by Rabbi Pesach and Chana Burston
Orange County community stands with Israel at Solidarity Rally hosted by Chabad
Joined by a significant group of politicians and activists, close to 200 from across Orange County gathered at Chabad of Orange County’s new center in Monroe on Monday, October 9 th for an … more
Town of Wallkill gun case nets 4.5 years in prison
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler announced that on Tuesday, October 10, 2023, Kevin Brown, 33, of Middletown, was sentenced before the Judge Craig Stephen Brown in the Orange County … more
Sarah Hull Hallock Library’s Tea, Talks and Workshops Series begins in October
The Sarah Hull Hallock Free Library’s Tea, Talks and Workshops Series begins in October.  Come for information and inspiration; stay for refreshments and conversation.  The … more
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New Windsor farm-to-table plans presented
The Town of New Windsor Planning Board welcomed for its initial appearance Blooming Hill Farms, a proposed farm to table business with event space and farmstand proposed on the west side of town. The … more
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Town unveils $55 million budget
The 2024 Tentative Budget for the Town of Newburgh will be presented to the public on Monday, October 23. The amount of $55.5 million has been appropriated as the town budget total. The combined town … more
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City prepares 2024 budget
The City of Newburgh has held six budget workshops over the last few weeks of September in preparation for the 2024 budget presentation to the public and final approval in late fall. All of the … more
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Volunteers at the Habitat Newburgh warehouse help with staining several stairs for future installation.
Habitat build honors 39th President on his 99th birthday
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh and New York Mortgage Bankers Association (NYMBA) staff and volunteers joined together for a celebration of the life and contributions of President Jimmy … more
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Newburgh’s East End Historic District celebrates 50 years.
Discover Newburgh’s hidden architectural gems in Archtober
Home to the second-largest historic district in New York State, Newburgh is set to celebrate its rich tapestry of architecture, preservation, and history the weekend of October 6-8, 2023. Archtober … more
Aisha and Edward Benson of Glory2God Ministries.
Spiritual leader to be honored during Clergy Appreciation Month
Glory2God Ministries and True Insight Inc. will join with the greater Newburgh community on Monday, October 9 for the celebration and honoring of Pastor Edward O. Benson for his 16 years of service … more
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Avalon Medical Group X-Ray Technician Jill O’Brien in the New Windsor office. 
Avalon Medical Center opens primary and urgent care facility in New Windsor 
Avalon Medical Center, LLC opened its new primary care, urgent care and orthopedic facility in New Windsor on Tuesday, September 26 and is now seeing patients.  In addition to primary care, … more
Lloyd approves $4.6 million for water improvements
The Lloyd Town Board approved the expenditure of $4,689,500 to make various improvements and upgrades to the town’s Water Filtration plant. The resolution states that this will include, … more
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Modena church concerned about Facebook posts regarding its dispute with a neighbor
Members of the Pentecostal Holy Joy Church of the Lord in Modena are concerned about “subliminal messages” about their church made by town residents on Plattekill Rising’s Facebook … more
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The ‘Stein Holding Contest, started out with quite a number of contestants, with Allison Scaturro winning in the women’s category and Sergio Ramirez being the lone male standing at the end. The entry fee was $20 and included a glass stein souvenir.
UNICO hosts 3rd Oktoberfest
This past Sunday, October 1, the Marlboro chapter of UNICO hosted an Oktoberfest at the Benmarl Winery with the support of proprietor Victor Spaccarelli. The Fest took place on a perfectly sunny fall … more
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Marlborough eyes apartments, houses – and a resort property
Two new site plans – one to construct four six-unit apartment buildings and another to revive a long-ago resort property – were aired at the Monday, October 2 meeting of … more
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After a ceremony in honor of Vietnam Veterans in Marlborough, they posed for a group picture against the American Flag as a backdrop. Pictured (l. – r.) William Elgee: Joe Schiavone: William Brown: John Ursino: Joe Freeborn: Karl Fred: Brian Collins: Fred VanAmburgh: Ken Brooks: Tom Schroeder and Richard Palermo.
Marlborough honors Vietnam Veterans
Marlborough held a ceremony and a luncheon recently at the town park to say thank you to Veterans of the Vietnam War, decades after hostilities ceased.   Deacon Vincent Porcelli … more
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Bill seeks to ban ‘faithless electors’
Governor Kathy Hochul has signed into law a bill sponsored by Assemblymember Jonathan Jacobson (D-104) and State Senator James Skoufis (D-42) (A928/S438) requiring New York’s electoral voters … more
The Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra performed Saturday, at Safe Harbors Green.
GNSO opens season with ‘A Delightful Diversion’
The Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra (GNSO) opens its 2023/24 season on Saturday, October 7 at 7:30 pm at Aquinas Hall on the Mount Saint Mary College campus in Newburgh. Maestro Russell Ger says … more
TOM weighs moratorium for battery storage facilities
During the latter half of the Town of Montgomery’s September 26 board meeting, Councilwoman Kristen Brown proposed that the board remove battery storage facilities from its allowed uses for the … more
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Warehouse generates mixed reception
The Town of Montgomery’s September 27 planning board meeting opened with a public hearing for Real Deal Management’s warehouse, a project proposed for Bracken Road that’s sparked … more
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Residents gazing at the fireworks display.
Maybrook parties into the night
Residents of Maybrook gathered at Veteran’s Memorial Park for the village’s annual Celebrate Maybrook, an evening filled with food, music and community fun. From 5:30 p.m. to 10 … more
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