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Golden shovels placed into the dirt marked the groundbreaking of the Delano-Hitch Aquatic Center for the City of Newburgh.
City breaks ground on new pool complex
Golden shovels placed into the dirt marked the groundbreaking of the Delano-Hitch Aquatic Center on Wednesday, September 6. The aquatic center will see final completion in the summer of 2025. … more
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New Windsor remembers September 11, 2001
The Town of New Windsor remembered the many first responders, firefighters, police officers and all those innocent lives lost in the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001. A memorial service was … more
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Walden Savings Middle Hope Branch robbery reported
  Police are investigating a bank robbery on Route 9W in the Town of Newburgh that occurred in the early afternoon on Saturday. Town and State Police scoured the scene for evidence as a … more
Senator Rob Rolison [left] shares words of support for Mayor Torrance Harvey.
Local leaders denounce antisemitism
Local and regional elected officials and faith leaders gathered in the City of Newburgh on Thursday, August 31 to express solidarity in the face of recent racism and antisemitism. Posters with … more
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The Yondr pouches and associated locks are looking to be implemented at the high school campuses and middle schools in the district.
School district seeks to limit cell phone usage in class
The Newburgh Board of Education voted 8-1 last week to execute an agreement with Yondr, Inc for the 2023-2024 school year for new phone usage deterrent pouches with additional accessories. Yondr … more
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NFA Mid-Town will be housed this coming school year at Newburgh Free Academy Main Campus. No plans have been made for the future of the former Sacred Heart School building.
NFA Mid-Town program back to main campus
Newburgh Free Academy Main Campus will serve in the 2023-2024 school year as the new home for the NFA Mid-Town program, previously housed in the former Sacred Heart School on Robinson Avenue. Forty … more
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Shablee Mays and son Shamar Fox invite the Newburgh community to We Eat Together on Saturday, September 9 for home cooked food, donated items and to support the community.
Free meal a way of giving back
Shablee Mays of Newburgh welcomes city residents and community members on Saturday, September 9 for an afternoon of home cooked food, donated items to help support one another and overall community … more
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Families line up for tickets to get on the available rides.
Newburgh’s International Festival caps off summer
The summer season in the City of Newburgh came to a close with the annual celebration of the International Festival during the Labor Day weekend with rides, food and good family fun. The … more
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Zoning Board members Corey Allen and Melvin Hales listen to comments and await their turn to speak on the project.
Legacy House denied variances
After several previous meetings with public comment and commentary, the Newburgh Zoning Board of Appeals voted 4-3 on Tuesday, August 22 to not grant the proposed project known as Legacy House their … more
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Asylum seekers arrived at the Crossroads Hotel in the Town of Newburgh in May. The hotel’s management declined, when contacted last week, to comment on their status.
Three months later, asylum seekers remain
Governor Kathy Hochul in a letter to President Joseph Biden has called upon more support for the asylum seekers from the federal government. In the Town of Newburgh, meanwhile, asylum seekers … more
Hael Stewart-Fisher will seek the mayoral seat for the City of Newburgh in the 2023 General Election.
Stewart-Fisher launches mayoral bid
Independent candidate Hael Stewart-Fisher announces his run for City of Newburgh mayor in the 2023 General Election this fall. He joins the race for the seat as a first-time bidder as well as a first … more
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Newburgh resident Jim Lynch expressed his concerns over traffic and development of the proposed project known as the Enclave.
Discussion centers on town’s future
Increases to the traffic, concerns over development, requested zoning amendments and maintaining the quality of the environment through the formation of a conservation advisory council were all … more
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Carole McDermott (left)
Honors due ‘super-agers’
Fourteen extraordinary citizens will be honored Thursday, at Munger Senior Center, Cornwall-on-Hudson. The creator of the initiative is Cliff Davis of Newburgh, a former columnist for The Senior … more
Newburgh man charged with DWI
On August 20, at approximately 1:50 a.m., Troopers from the Montgomery barracks observed 2002 Volvo S-60 traveling southbound on Water Street in the city of Newburgh in an erratic manner. … more
Eyesore water tower is focus at Starbucks hearing
The Town of Newburgh water tower overlooking Interstate 84 may need to wait till next summer, 2024, in order to be repainted. The Town of Newburgh Planning Board members were not pleased with the … more
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Freedom Fest is set for Friday
District Attorney David M. Hoovler and Carl LoFaro from the Hudson Valley VA Healthcare System announced that the Orange County Veteran Suicide Prevention Coalition will put out a table in the lodge … more
Mark Ford Stables Inc. was accused of violating the federal Clean Water Act (CWA) in connection with the construction and operation of a horse racing training facility on two adjacent properties on Slaughter Road in the Town of Wallkill.
Horse training center accused of violating Clean Water Act
Damian Williams, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, and Lisa F. Garcia, the Regional Administrator for Region 2 of the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency … more
City of Newburgh People’s Park/Consolidated Iron drew concerns from the public and environmental advocates after images surfaced of clearing along the waterfront.
Riverfront brush clearing prompts comments and concerns
Community members and environmental advocates appeared at Newburgh City Hall on Monday, August 14 to voice their displeasure about the clearing of brush, grass and shrubbery along the Newburgh … more
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Mary Lou Carolan
Carolan joining Cornell Cooperative Extension
After five years of service as executive director, Mary Lou Carolan bids farewell to the Newburgh Free Library staff and the greater Newburgh community to pursue her next professional position. … more
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G. Oliver King embodies the spirit of Frederick Douglass as he reads the novel “Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass”.
Educators honored on Frederick Douglass Day
William Walker, Anthony Grice and Kyle Conway were each honored at the 4th Annual Frederick Douglass In Newburgh Day for their service as educators and leaders within the Newburgh Enlarged City … more
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