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After all the meals prepared and various customers served over the past several years on Liberty Street, Liberty Street Bistro will serve its last dinner service on November 19. The closure was made … more
Grow Newburgh, a local plant shop in the City of Newburgh, celebrated its official grand opening on Friday, November 11. Grow founders and owners Jaclyn and Ernest Ramos were joined by their … more
Members and volunteers of Scenic Hudson welcomed residents of the City of Newburgh and Town of New Windsor to participate in activities, offer feedback and suggest design concepts during a series of … more
Join Mount Saint Mary College for its 13th Annual Leadership Gala Reception, celebrating two pillars of the local community, on Friday, December 2. Mount alumnus Lou Bach ’82, president of … more
Former President Bill Clinton and Rep. Pat Ryan (D, NY-19) toured the Purple Heart Hall of Honor in New Windsor together as they recalled relatives who fought in the war on Wednesday, Nov. 2. … more
Newly-elected Congressman Pat Ryan, fresh from victory in a special election in the 19th Congressional District, was elected to a full term on the Hill, Tuesday, capturing the newly-redrawn 18th … more
Following an initial site plan appearance and presentation, the Town of Newburgh Planning Board approved to declare an intent for lead agency for the project known as Fabulous Events during their … more
Town of Newburgh Police responded Friday to a report of a bank robbery at the Meadow Hill branch of the Bank of America at 4:40 p.m.  Police said the suspect threatened the use of a gun while … more
When a scheduled program on witchcraft suddenly disappeared from the Newburgh Free Library schedule, it wasn’t due to magic, but a decision by the school district administration. That prompted … more
The landscape of Newburgh’s Downing Park is “threatened and at-risk” according to a national foundation. The Cultural Landscape Foundation [TCLF], an education and advocacy … more
In the newly created 39th Senate District for the State of New York, Julie Shiroishi [D-Beacon] and Rob Rolison [R-Poughkeepsie] will both be seeking the Senate seat in early November. Both … more
Calvary Presbyterian Church and the Newburgh Fire Department welcomed community residents and supporters on Saturday, October 22 to their Fire Prevention and Safety Fair to celebrate the church and … more
With the preliminary budget, New Windsor Town Supervisor George Meyers is satisfied with the current fiscal state of the town going forward into 2023. “We stayed under the tax cap again and … more
Mount Saint Mary College’s Center for Adolescent Research and Development (CARD) presented “The Butterfly Effect: Inspiring the Empathetic Leaders of Tomorrow” with guest speaker … more
The Newburgh Town Board approved and adopted the Town and Special Districts Budgets for the 2023 Fiscal Year during their regular workshop meeting on Monday, October 24. The adopted budget amount of … more
The Town of Newburgh and Town of Newburgh Emergency Medical Services [TONEMS] hosted their annual Trunk or Treat celebrations last Friday and welcomed many Newburgh families in costume who came to … more
After more than 70 years, Sears is no longer a part of the Newburgh Community The retail chain officially closed its Newburgh Mall location on Sunday, October 16. No decisions have been announced … more
The proposed City of Newburgh 2023 budget was presented to the city council and general public on Tuesday, October 11 with new position considerations, continued decrease in tax rates and goals to … more
The San Miguel Rowing Program was honored by the NY Giants at MetLife Stadium on Sunday as part of Hispanic Heritage Month. San Miguel rowers were invited onto the field during a timeout and … more
Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson [D-Newburgh] presented a check in the amount of $217,000 to the Town of Newburgh Emergency Medical Services Inc. [TONEMS] to help in the pursuit of a new state of the … more
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