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Kathryn Luciani
Luciani seeks to fill Schmitt’s Assembly seat
Town of Woodbury Councilwoman Kathryn Luciani will seek the open seat in the 99th New York State Assembly district this coming November. The 99th Assembly District is made up of part of both … more
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Robert DeSaye [right] is pinned with a police shield on his uniform by daughter Erica.
Robert DeSaye promoted to Deputy Police Chief
On the evening of Monday, June 13, in the presence of family, friends, town board members and fellow town officers, Lieutenant Robert DeSaye was officially promoted to the rank of Deputy Police Chief … more
Newburgh police report multiple shootings, stabbing
City of Newburgh Police report multiple shootings and a stabbing in the early morning hours of Saturday, June 11. On June 11,  at about 12:05 a.m.., the City of Newburgh Police Department … more
One of the cats from the city, who is ready for adoption, was rescued and rehabilitated back to health.
Stray cat problem growing in city
Talk To Me About Cats, Inc. also known as TTMAC, seeks support from the City of Newburgh to assist with feral and stray cats. TTMAC, founded by Hannah Anderson of Newburgh, is a nonprofit … more
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A collection of fruits and vegetables for sale at the farm stand at Blooming Hill Farm.
Farm-to-table eyes New Windsor expansion
New Windsor residents listened, asked questions and commented on a proposed farm to table business project during the regular town board meeting on Wed., June 1. Blooming Hill Farm, located in … more
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Artist rendering of a proposed recreation center at Chadwick Lake.
Town reviews plans for a new rec center
MHE Engineering, D.P.C. returned before the Newburgh Town Board last month with updated site plans and building renderings for the boards’ review and consideration for a town recreation center. … more
At the grand opening (l. - r.) Juana Torres, New Windsor Councilwoman Eve Lincoln, Allan Torres, Mina Veras and Luis Veras.
32 Scoops by Mina’s opens in New Windsor
32 Scoops by Mina’s officially celebrated its grand opening on May 14 with a ribbon cutting ceremony surrounded by family and friends, community residents and supporters. 32 Scoops, located … more
Habitat Newburgh’s Construction Manager Mike Brooks [r] reviews plans on the house frame with a fellow volunteer.
Newburgh’s Habitat participates in Capital Build Day
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh was one of many affiliates that joined in the Capitol Build Day in Albany on Tuesday, May 24. The purpose of Capitol Build Day is for families to build … more
Dr. Jackielyn Manning Campbell
Newburgh names new Superintendent of Schools
Dr. Jackielyn Manning Campbell was named Superintendent of Schools for the Newburgh Enlarged City School District at a special meeting of the Board of Education held Thursday, May 26.  She … more
School threats a continuing source of fear
A lack of communication in the aftermath of two April incidents in the Newburgh School District continues to be a source of concern for some parents. “My nerves should be calm, I … more
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‘Catch and release’ only fishing at Washington Lake
The Newburgh City Council, on May 23, approved an ordinance to re-open Masterson Lake Park at 660 Little Britain Road, allowing use the facility for recreation and fishing. Masterson Lake Park, … more
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Newburgh Illuminated returns Saturday
The Hudson Valley’s largest street festival returns after a two-year absence. The Newburgh Illuminated Festival is an event celebrating Newburgh’s diversity and dynamism with a day of … more
DA: no criminal charges against Padilla
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler has announced the completion of his Office’s investigation into allegations regarding the separation of outgoing Superintendent of Schools … more
Grave decoration a time-honored ritual
In preparation for Memorial Day, members of Boy Scout Troop 4027, American Legion Post 1420, Civilian Air Patrol, girl scouts, cub scouts, community members and veterans gathered at Cedar Hill … more
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City’s cab fees to increase
The city’s cab drivers are getting a raise and a new place to wait for fares.The Newburgh City Council, Monday night, approved the ordinances amending Chapter 272 which entitled Taxicabs of the … more
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The proposed location of the Colored Burial Ground in Downing Park located at the top of the hill.
City approves location for ‘Colored Burial Ground’
Newburgh City Council approved the resolution for the dedication of the Newburgh Colored Burial Ground Memorial in Downing Park. At the regular city council meeting on Monday, May 23, Ramona … more
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Greater Newburgh area to honor war dead
The holiday that we know as Memorial Day, dates back to the time shortly after the Civil War. General John A. Logan of the Grand Army of the Republic, proclaimed the first major Memorial Day on May … more
Newburgh Budget passes; Stridiron leads vote
Outspoken School Board Member Darren Stridiron led the field of candidates by a wide margin on Tuesday, winning re-election. Stridiron, who opposed the buyout of School Superintendent Roberto … more
Wallkill budget, proposition easily passed
    The Wallkill School District’s $81.71 million budget and a $43.8 million capital project were easily approved by district voters Tuesday.      The budget for … more
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Real Spice, owned by Kirkland Salmon (l.) and Angel Rivera.
City’s food truck vendors express frustration
Several food truck owners in the City of Newburgh have appeared before city officials to express their concerns and frustration about city code re-enforcement. Angel Rivera, co-owner of Real … more
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