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Kitten café comes to Walden
The Humane Society of Walden was at Blue Fox Books on Saturday, October 21, for a Kitten Café. This event was arranged to allow people to meet adorable kittens and learn more about the … more
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Early voting begins Saturday for June 28 Primary Elections
Primary Election for enrolled members of the Democratic and Republican party will take place on Tuesday, June 28, and poll sites throughout the County will be open 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Orange County … more
Douglas McKeever helps guide the organ console as it is lifted to the top balcony ready for reinstallation.
Church organ makes a triumphant return
Through construction scaffolding, building materials and tool bags, stands the prized and beloved oak frame of the organ of Calvary Presbyterian Church in the City of Newburgh which has started to … more
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The touring replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial was in Newburgh in 2018.
The Wall That Heals coming to Middletown
The Wall That Heals, a three-quarter scale replica of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial along with a mobile Education Center, is coming to Middletown on September 15-18 at Our Lady of Mount Carmel … more
Hot water for Central Hudson
Newburgh City Council members expressed frustration with Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corp. who appeared at the city work session Thursday, July 7 to provide an update on their gas main … more
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Several campers and counselors enjoy a fun time at a ropes/obstacle course.
Salvation Army summer camp reopens
During the month of July, the Salvation Army Newburgh Corps Community Center celebrated the return of Star Lake Camp and were able to bring children from the local community to a fun and memorable … more
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Firefighters responded Monday night to 59 Carter Avenue.
Fire leaves 24 homeless
A second serious fire in a little more than a week has ripped through a Newburgh neighborhood, leaving people homeless. On Monday, April 8, at 11:18 p.m. the City of Newburgh Fire Department … more
A Happy Earth Day!
Safe Harbors hosted its 11th annual City of Newburgh Cleanup on April 22, which, this year, coincided with the annual celebration of Earth Day. more
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‘Catch and release’ only fishing at Washington Lake
The Newburgh City Council, on May 23, approved an ordinance to re-open Masterson Lake Park at 660 Little Britain Road, allowing use the facility for recreation and fishing. Masterson Lake Park, … more
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Pay stations coming
New electronic parking meters installed along the Newburgh Waterfront, Liberty Street, Grand Street and Broadway corridor look to bring in additional revenue for the City of Newburgh. Several … more
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Jill Marie Rothschild
Habitat for Humanity announces new director
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh has announced the appointment of Jill Marie Rothschild as the newest Executive Director for the organization. Rothschild will be assuming her official … more
A view of the final design for the Colored Burial Ground project proposed at Downing Park.
City Council receives burial ground update
In 2008, African American remains were discovered and disturbed during construction of the City of Newburgh courthouse on Broadway. Now, the city is steps closer to re-interring the remains in a new … more
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Alternate Side of the Street Parking Suspended on Montgomery Street, Newburgh
Effective July 3 rd , and until further notice, alternate side of the street parking rules will be temporarily suspended on Montgomery Street between Broad Street and Park Place due to the ongoing … more
Newburgh Illuminated returns Saturday
The Hudson Valley’s largest street festival returns after a two-year absence. The Newburgh Illuminated Festival is an event celebrating Newburgh’s diversity and dynamism with a day of … more
School threats a continuing source of fear
A lack of communication in the aftermath of two April incidents in the Newburgh School District continues to be a source of concern for some parents. “My nerves should be calm, I … more
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ATV riders continue to cause concern
City Police Commissioner José Gomérez and City Police Chief Anthony Geraci presented the Newburgh City Council with all-terrain vehicle (ATV) regulations and police policy regulations … more
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Britain Wood scoping session draws concern
Traffic impacts, light pollution, questions about blasting, and concerns over not receiving notices were addressed during a public scoping session held by the Town of Newburgh Planning Board at the … more
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Fire at 428 Liberty Street
On May 6, at about 7:22 p.m, the City of Newburgh Fire Department responded to 428 Liberty St. for a reported building fire. Upon arrival fire was observed venting out of a third floor window on … more
New Windsor’s first National Night Out in 2022 included a tour of a fire truck.
City, towns set for National Night Out
National Night Out (NNO) returns to the Newburgh/New Windsor area on Tuesday, August 1. The City of Newburgh, Town of Newburgh and Town of New Windsor will each be hosting their own respective events … more
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Mount presents 30 plays in 60 minutes
Performing 30 plays in 60 minutes? That’s the challenge for the 10-person cast of Too Much Light Makes a Baby Go Blind at Mount Saint Mary College on Thursday, November 9, through … more
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