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The new Matrix warehouse facility located along Route 300 where Tesla will be looking to set up their new distribution center.
Town of Newburgh set to welcome Tesla
Tesla, the renowned electrical vehicle manufacturer owned by Elon Musk, announced on July 18 by the Orange County Partnership that it would be making the Town of Newburgh their home for a new company … more
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Arrest reported in dating fraud case
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler and Sheriff Paul Arteta announced that the Orange County Joint White-Collar Crimes Taskforce has completed its investigation into the theft of … more
High school friends and Sanctuary stewards Carlos Manuel Alicea Jr and Marley Bremmer Orane St. Patrick hope to see the Crystal Lake area become a new park in the City of Newburgh.
Grassroots group seeks useable park for Crystal Lake
The community driven campaign “Newburgh Wants A Park” is seeking to recognize and convert Crystal Lake into a fully usable city park. Crystal Lake, located in Ward 3 of the City of … more
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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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The proposed warehouse along Route 17K in Newburgh. A tenant has yet to be identified.
Town reviews plans for Matrix Warehouse
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board declared itself lead agency and would be circulating the plans to the Orange County Planning Department for the project known as Matrix I-84 Distribution Center. … more
Residents await word on condemned property
The property known as 163 Lander Street under the ownership of AHNA 163 Lander LLC was deemed condemned on Wednesday, July 12 by the City of Newburgh Code Compliance office. However, tenants continue … more
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Dwaine Hines (l.) and Romaine McCrae
Brooklyn men charged in April shooting on Lander Street
Dwayne Hines and Romaine McRae of Brooklyn were arrested on July 12 and each charged with Murder in the Second Degree and Attempted Murder in the Second Degree. Hines and McRae were the two men … more
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Darren Stridiron
Stridiron elected school board president
Darren Stridiron who has often clashed with fellow school board members and the school’s administration during his tenure, is the new school board president. He was elected as the new … more
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(From left to right) Orange County Clerk Kelly Eskew, Andrew H. Brew Sr. and Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus.
Brew is OC Citizen of the Month
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus has named Town of Newburgh resident Andrew H. Brew Sr. as July’s Citizen of the Month Award recipient. Brew, a U.S. Air Force veteran who served … more
The annual Sacred Heart - Saint Francis Italian Feast culminated with the traditional procession through the streets of Newburgh on Sunday. The men of the parish carried statues of Jesus, St. Anthony and Our Lady of Mount Carmel, celebrating the feast days of the latter two. The procession ended at the Ann Street parking lot, where assorted sausage & peppers, meatballs, eggplant rollatini, prosciutto, pastries and the famous Zeppole awaited.
Italian Festa
The church is now round and the parish has a new name - St Mother Teresa of Calcutta - but the traditions of the Sacred Heart Italian Feast date back a century. more
Tesla plans Town of Newburgh distribution center
The Orange County Partnership is pleased to announce that Tesla, the renowned electric car manufacturer, has selected Orange County as the home of their new regional distribution facility for vehicle … more
Concept 1 overlooking the Hudson River.
Burial Ground project advancing
Newburgh City Council welcomed Studio HIP Landscape Architecture and PUSH Studio on Thursday, July 6 for an update and presentation on the Newburgh African-American Burial Ground project. The overall … more
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Stephen Bedetti edged former Assemblyman Colin Schmitt by five votes.
Bedetti takes New Windsor primary
It was a close race to the very end, but Stephen Bedetti has secured the Republican nomination for New Windsor Town Supervisor, edging former Assemblyman Colin Schmitt by five votes. … more
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Volunteers place dirt into sifters and search for artifacts within.
Dig to commence at historic tavern
Residents of the City of Newburgh and other community members are invited to a second public archaeological dig at Weigand’s Tavern at 326 Liberty St to help uncover the history of those here … more
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Great Skate Giveaway returns on July 15
The Great Skate Giveaway returns to the City of Newburgh on Saturday, July 15 at the Newburgh Skate Park, located at 401 Washington Street near the city’s recreation center. Event start time … more
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Pop Culture, Inc. founders Marcus Simmons, Sonya Grant and Ronnie Fisher welcomed all to the City of Newburgh to enjoy good food and celebrate freedom.
Food trucks and fireworks
The City of Newburgh kicked off the Fourth of July festivities with the second annual Food Truck Festival hosted on Lower Broadway. Newburgh [NB] Pop Culture, Inc., under the direction of Sonya … more
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Joe LoCicero
LoCicero re-elected Wallkill School Board president
The Wallkill Board of Education reappointed Joseph LoCierco as Wallkill Board of Education President during the district’s reorganization meeting on Thursday, July 6. Incumbent Board Members … more
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Closure planned for State Route 208 in Town of Hamptonburgh
The New York State Department of Transportation advised motorists that State Route 208 between Forrester Road and Station Road in the Town of Hamptonburgh is expected to close to traffic beginning at … more
Schmitt clings to narrow lead
At the end of primary day, a three-vote margin separated the two Republican candidates for New Windsor Town Supervisor. The Orange County Board of Elections reported that former Assemblyman and … more
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Proposed entrance way of the new Legacy House project.
Supportive housing project plan draws criticism
The Zoning Board of Appeals (ZBA) for the City of Newburgh voted to keep the public hearing open on a proposed 50-unit supportive housing facility on Johnston Street owned by Newburgh Ministry Inc. … more
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