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Guest speaker Ian Hockley presenting “The Butterfly Effect: Inspiring the Empathetic Leaders of Tomorrow” at Mount Saint Mary College.
Sandy Hook dad discusses importance of empathy
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
Town of Newburgh increase less than 1%
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
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Who You Gonna Call?
Frightful fun celebration
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
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Newburgh Sears closes its doors
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
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Venning promises a tax decrease
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
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Former Giants Wide Receiver Victor Cruz and Ann Mara Cacase pose with the San Miguel students for a quick photo op.
Life among the Giants
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 presented a check to the Town of Newburgh Emergency Medical Services.
Jacobson announces funding for town EMS
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
Newburgh urban renewal land to be redeveloped
The site development agreement between the City of Newburgh and Kearney Realty & Development Group for the redevelopment of properties at 140 and 146 Montgomery St. and 137 Smith St passed with a … more
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City’s new aquatic center still three years away
Newburgh City Council approved the execution of a contract with engineering firm Clark Patterson Lee [CPL] in the amount of $804,000 for professional engineering services at Delano-Hitch Park. This … more
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City water service restored
Work to replace two broken water mains in the area of Little Britain Road was completed Thursday morning at approximately 4:30am, less than 24 hours after both mains erupting near Ellis Avenue. Crews … more
Robert Minard, (standing left) owner of the property speaks in support of the proposed project by Blooming Hill Farm at a June meeting.
New Windsor Farm-to-table clears legal hurdle
The New Windsor Town Board voted and approved during their meeting on October 5 to amend a local law to change permitted usage in the town’s residential zone to allow the entity known as … more
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Environmental concern for Britain Woods
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board declared a positive declaration for the project known as Britain Woods during their regular meeting on Thursday, October 6. Britain Woods, represented by … more
Golden Krust owner Unique Gray [left] welcomed guests to the family and friends gathering on Wednesday, October 5 and showed the store layout and food options.
Golden Krust opens in Town of Newburgh
Golden Krust officially welcomed customers on Thursday, October 6 to their new location at 50 Route 17K Suite 114 in the Target Plaza with hot food, cold drinks and conversation all around. An … more
Rate increase for electricity goes into effect
A number of international, national and regional forces continue to create volatility from month to month within the energy supply markets. Natural gas prices that went into effect on October 3 … more
Skoufis announces over $750,000 for Veterans’ organizations
Senator James Skoufis joined members of several local veterans’ organizations to announce over $750,000 in new grant funding to enable much-needed upgrades to their aging facilities. Individual … more
Police Chief Anthony Geraci speaks to the media Friday night following a shooting incident in the Newburgh Free Academy North Parking Lot.
Shots fired on NFA campus
On Friday, September 30 at 9:35 p.m., City of Newburgh Police  reported shots fired following a dispute in the north parking area at Newburgh Free Academy. Approximately 2,000 spectators were in … more
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Newburgh celebrates fiscal health
City Manager Todd Venning announced the City of Newburgh has been issued a fiscal stress score of “0” from the Office of the State Comptroller for the third consecutive year. This key … more
William Kaplan stands in awe of the newly unveiled Legacy Wall at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center.
Armory honors William Kaplan
The legacy of William Kaplan will forever be remembered and recognized in the City of Newburgh with a newly dedicated Legacy Wall that was revealed at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center on Thursday, … more
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“Newburgh did its part in passing this [Good Cause Eviction] at the municipal level, however, the real fight is at the state legislature.” - Councilwoman Giselle Martinez.
Rally supports Good Cause Eviction Law
For The Many [FTM] organizers and supporters gathered in front of Newburgh City Hall on Tuesday, September 26, to discuss the appeal made by landlords and other development groups on the Good Cause … more
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Man dead, child injured in Newburgh shooting
On Thursday evening, Sept. 29, at approximately 7:07 p.m. officers on patrol heard gunfire in the area of Washington Street and Clark Street. The Police Department was additionally alerted to … more
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