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Grants and bonds for city work
Newburgh City Council approved the authorization to apply and accept, if awarded, two $10 million grants and approved a bond resolution for the financing of the Floatables Control and Disinfection … more
Newburgh Commerce Center gains approval
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board approved the amended site plan for Newburgh Commerce Center and waived a public hearing on this project during their regular meeting on Thursday, August 4. This … more
Multi-family development proposed for Little Britain Road
Britain Woods, a newly proposed 258 multi-family unit development along Little Britain Road, appeared before the Town of Newburgh Planning Board on Thursday, August 4. According to Ross … more
Bridge work to begin in NW
New Windsor Town Board approved the authorization of a utility work agreement between New Windsor, the City of Newburgh and New York State Department of Transportation [NYSDOT] that will see a new … more
Montgomery to honor First Responders
Having previously honored Veterans, the Village of Montgomery is now planning a ceremony to honor the area’s First Responders. On Friday, August 26 at 6 p.m., the village will dedicate … more
Montgomery seeking a sidewalks grant
The Village of Montgomery has been looking to add sidewalks for some time, but may have to face the reality that grant money just isn’t available. “You can buy a pickle ball (court) … more
Walden street work to begin in September
Walden Village Manager John Revella has announced that the New York State Department of Transportation (DOT) has informed the Village that road grinding and resurfacing is scheduled to take place in … more
Town of Montgomery seeks a return of National Night Out
Neighbors in Shawangunk, Crawford and Newburgh enjoyed National Night Out last week, but the event hasn’t been held in the Town of Montgomery since 2018. Town of Montgomery Supervisor Brian … more
Town of Montgomery to host entrepreneurial success program
The Town of Montgomery is using some Covid relief funds to launch a program for residents interested in starting or growing their own business. The 10-week program is being offered in … more
The City of Newburgh has removed 718 outdated parking meters, installed approximately 75 new cashless parking meters and expanded the on-street meter program to include the Waterfront area and commercial areas adjacent to Broadway.
Newburgh's new parking meters 'go live' on August 8
The City of Newburgh has announced the upgrade and expansion of municipal parking meters and the launch of its first mobile payment option for parking powered by Passport, a leading transportation … more
NW to crack down on bikes/ATVS
New Windsor Town Board is looking to crack down on the problem of illegal dirt bikes and all-terrain vehicles that have appeared frequently in the town. Supervisor George Meyers presented the … more
Work conducted in front of 842 Broadway
Precision Pipeline Solutions completed maintenance and repair work in front of the former gas station at 842 Broadway that is looking to be remediated in the coming months. Ward 3 Councilman Bob … more
242 Broadway still waits
The building known as 242 Broadway has seen several periods of work conducted but still requires extensive work to be done prior to completion. As of now, most of the brick exterior facing Broadway … more
New Windsor reviews IT services contracts
Eighteen other municipalities currently receive information and technology support services from the Town of New Windsor. Now, the town is considering whether they want to continue or discontinue … more
Homicide reported on Lake Drive
On July 27, at about 11:59 p.m., City of Newburgh Police Officers received a Shotspotter activation in the area of 207 Lake Drive for five rounds. Officers located a victim, a 29-year-old Newburgh … more
Fatal motorcycle accident
On July 30, the City of Newburgh Police Department responded to the intersection of South Street and Pierces Road for a motor vehicle accident involving a motorcycle. The operator of the motorcycle, … more
Weapons conviction announced
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler announced that on Wednesday, July 27, 2022, Corey Owens, 28, of Newburgh, was convicted following a jury trial in Orange County Court of Criminal … more
Phase 1 water restrictions in Maybrook
At the request of Public Works Chief Matthew Thorp, the village will go into Phase One water restrictions. “The last month and a half, the water table has been low,” Thorp reported. … more
Clark Place to get speed bump
Borrowing a traffic count/speed device from Montgomery, Maybrook Police Chief Arnold “Butch” Amthor reported that suspected traffic speed problems on Clark Place are indeed serious. The … more
Maybrook movie night postponed
Because of a threat of severe weather as well as an air quality alert, the second Family Movie Night in Maybrook was postponed. The showing of “Luca” will now take place at dusk, Fri., … more
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