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Coach Malcolm Burks addressed the Board of Education in the aftermath of an altercation with a parent.
Supporters gather for suspended coach
Frustrated parents and community members gathered together in support of Malcolm Burks, head coach of the Newburgh Free Academy Boys Track and Field Team, on Tuesday, April 18 after it was reported … more
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Housing development met with opposition
Traffic increases, disturbances to wildlife and maintaining the character of the neighborhood were all concerns brought forward to the Town of Newburgh Planning Board on Thursday, April 20. The … more
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Wallkill River Summit set for May 3 in New Paltz
The Wallkill River Watershed Alliance will hold its 8th Annual Wallkill River Summit at 5-7:30 p.m. on Wednesday, May 3, at the College Terrace at SUNY New Paltz. The Summit will feature speakers … more
Shooting reported on Lander Street
On April 24, at approximately 8:40 a.m., City of Newburgh Police responded to the area of Lander and Farrington Streets for a shooting incident.  Responding Officers located two victims. One … more
Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant.
River dumping is paused; discharge plan awaited
Holtec International has announced that it will not proceed with the discharging of wastewater into the Hudson River following public outcry and concern. State Senator Peter Harckham and … more
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Schmitt announces run for NW Supervisor
Colin Schmitt of New Windsor will seek the Town Supervisor seat this coming fall and will be running on the Republican and Conservative Party lines. Schmitt will face supervisor candidate Stephen … more
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Newburgh Illuminated is postponed
The Newburgh Illuminated Festival has been postponed, following an official post from the organization’s Instagram account shared on April 12. The organization looks forward to hosting the … more
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Habitat volunteers John Heard, Dino Young , Sandy Raymond, Terence Henderson and Micah Wojehowski begin to work on one of the many frames during the Framing Frenzy.
Habitat hosts a Framing Frenzy
Habitat For Humanity of Greater Newburgh hosted Framing Frenzy, an event dedicated to the construction of walls and frames for new future houses, during the weekend of April 14 and 15. Several … more
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Who’s investigating voter petition signatures?
With Republicans Stephen Bedetti and Colin Schmitt both circulating petitions to run for New Windsor Town Supervisor, some New Windsor residents reported being visited by an investigator claiming to … more
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TON Republicans honor Sheriff Paul Arteta
On Friday, April 14, the 158th anniversary of the assassination of this President, our Town of Newburgh Republican Committee held its annual Lincoln Day Dinner. This year’s honoree was Paul … more
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School board adopts preliminary budget for 2023-24
The Newburgh Enlarged City School District Board of Education approved the district budget for the 2023-2024 school year with a 6-2 vote at $335.4 million. This figure reflects proposed estimated … more
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One lane to close along Interstate 84 in Orange County
The New York State Department of Transportation is advising Orange County motorists to expect one lane to close along Interstate 84 eastbound, between Exit 19 (State Route 17) in the Town of Wallkill … more
Upcoming events at the Cornwall Public Library
Cornwall Public Library is pleased to announce an exciting lineup of events for the week of April 16-22. On Monday, April 17, the library will host a Creative Writers Group at 11:30 a.m. This … more
Mount to present one-man play Every Brilliant Thing April 19-21
Armed with his list of everything worth living for, a man reviews his traumas and triumphs in Mount Saint Mary College’s presentation of Every Brilliant Thing on Wednesday, April 19, through … more
Paul Ernenwein, past chair of Newburgh Illuminated, spoke before the council addressing the permit and the need for this festival.
Bright future in Newburgh?
While Newburgh City officials mull over reduced hours or a smaller footprint for the annual Newburgh Illuminated Festival, organizers have hinted that they are open to moving it to the Town of … more
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Toxic water in the Hudson?
Indian Point nuclear power plant, under the ownership of Holtec International, has come under scrutiny from municipalities and leaders for their remediation and discharge efforts of the former site. … more
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“We’re grateful for the fact that we have so many people who were along this journey with us and cared so much.” Kristina DePalma-Ortiz alongside Jessica Henson.
Liberty Street Bakery moves to Poughkeepsie
Bread and Batter Bakery, formerly known as Newburgh Flour Shop, served its last customer and closed its doors for the last time at their 109 Liberty Street location on Sunday, April 9. Community … more
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The Way of the Cross journeys through the East end
Parishioners of St. Patrick’s Church and other surrounding communities joined together on Friday, April 7 and watched as Jesus was beaten, led through the streets of the City of Newburgh and … more
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The local post office isn’t closing, but letter carriers like Walden’s Andrew Uszenski might have to report to a Town of Newburgh facility each day to pick up their mail.
Are local post offices closing? ‘No,’ or at least ‘not yet’ says the U.S. Postal Service
After a news article went out a few weeks ago regarding the closure of 15 local Hudson Valley post offices, locals went into a frenzy. Many can be relieved knowing this isn’t entirely … more
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Newburgh to begin hydrant flushing
The City of Newburgh Water Department will be flushing fire hydrants throughout the City beginning on Monday, April 10, and continuing through to completion. This process will take two to three weeks … more
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