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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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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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Orange County Executive Steve Neuhaus converses with U.S. Navy and Vietnam Veteran William O’Donnell.
Vietnam Veterans honored at Armory ceremony
More than 170 combined service members with family members, community leaders and additional supporters gathered at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center on Saturday, April 1 to celebrate and honor the … more
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Residents listen as rates and other charges are discussed during the presentation by Central Hudson.
Central Hudson customers speak out
Central Hudson customers expressed concerns over the billing practices and rising costs of services over the past year during a public forum held by members of the Central Hudson Consumer Outreach … more
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Erica Forneret and Chris Hajek, founders of Cafe Little Treasure at 45 Liberty Street in the City of Newburgh.
A Little Treasure on Liberty Street
Joining the Liberty Street corridor and business community, Cafe Little Treasure, a new local eatery founded by husband and wife Erica Forneret and Chris Hajek, marked its first official week of … more
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The Downing Park Pergola, as it appeared in 1986. It is now fenced in and covered with graffiti.
City seeks grant for park structures
The Newburgh City Council will apply for a Preserve New York grant in the amount of $16,000 to help preserve two iconic Downing Park structures. Funding would assist the city in preparing a … more
The former Sacred Heart School is now utilized by the Newburgh Enlarged City School District to serve students above the normal high school graduation age.
School district responds to concerns over satellite school
Student safety concerns, meal services, educational opportunities and facility uses were brought to the attention of the Newburgh Board of Education by the community discussing Newburgh Free Academy … more
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Brian J. Burke, Director and Co-Founder of Downing Film Center.
The screen goes dark
After almost 17 years of memories and movies, the Downing Film Center, founded by Brian J. Burke, his wife Sharon and son Kevin, will close its doors officially on Thursday, April 27. The … more
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Proposed locations for on-site cannabis consumption.
City considers on-site cannabis dispensaries
The Newburgh City Council addressed comments in relation to a newly proposed amendment to the city code for zoning of cannabis dispensaries and cannabis retail and production facilities at a public … more
A proposed rendering of the property from the Liberty St corridor.
Mixed-use building proposed for Washington Street
The former three story building located at 104 Washington Street has been demolished in anticipation of a newly proposed mixed-use development property. The proposed project features a new four-story … more
Newburgh’s Historic Dutch Reformed Church, designed by Andrew Jackson Davis, dates back to the 1830s.
‘America’s Treasure’ needs help
The Dutch Reformed Church, a historical and staple landmark in the City of Newburgh, continues to seek remediation, stabilization and further community assistance and support in hopes of one day … more
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Crime stats and conspiracies
While attacking what they termed “a baseless conspiracy theory” advanced by Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler, Newburgh City Officials announced what they called a major crime … more
The body was discovered in front of a vacant lot on South Clark Street.
Woman’s body found on Benkard Ave.
City of Newburgh Police Officers responded to South Clark Street on March 12 where the body of a woman was found to have been dumped. The woman’s body was hidden under a mattress box spring and … more
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Heather Bell
Bell elected to the Chamber Alliance Board of Directors
The Chamber Alliance of New York State (CANYS), a statewide association of over 70 Chambers of Commerce, has elected Heather Bell, President and CEO of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce, to its … more
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