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Town Supervisor Dave Plavchak (far left) with the town event committee: (l. - r.) Julie Kulaga, Lauren Montgomery, Carissa Parise, Reggie Osterhoudt.
Highland’s Springfest - something for everyone
On June 3, Highland hosted its annual Springfest on the town field. The event was so popular that all roads leading into the town were closed for the occasion. The festival featured numerous vendor … more
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A street fair along Liberty Street was one of three events on Saturday.
Newburgh ‘still lit’
The cancellation of Newburgh Illuminated did not stop the City of Newburgh from enjoying good weather, local food, music and spending time with one another during the “We Still Lit” … more
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Poplar Street shooting under investigation
The City of Newburgh is in the midst of an investigation of a shooting that took place at 1:30 a.m. on Saturday, June 3. The city has announced that two victims were located and transported to St. … more
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Doria Paci and Jim Mamary of Betty’s Snack Bar.
From Bistro to Betty’s
With a little over a week since opening and taking part in the “We Still Lit’’ festival on June 3, Betty’s Snack Bar has brought in new food, new paint and a new atmosphere to … more
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Stephen Bedetti and Colin Schmitt
Stage is set for Republican Primary in New Windsor
New Windsor’s Republican Primary will see current Councilman Stephen A. Bedetti and former Assemblyman Colin J. Schmitt face off as both seek the town supervisor position this coming fall. … more
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Bryan J. Luna, Anusha B. Mehar, Gay Lee, Robert D. McLymore, Omari Shakur
Five candidates vie for two council seats
The City of Newburgh Democratic primary will include candidates Omari Shakur, Gay Lee, Bryan J. Luna, Anusha B. Mehar and Robert D. McLymore. Shakur seeks re-election while Lee seeks to return and … more
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Renderings of the proposed KSH warehouses in the Village of Montgomery.
Warehouse woes in Montgomery
Proposals for warehouses intended near a residential area in Montgomery have not exactly sat well with residents. In fact, residents and neighbors have shown up to every planning board meeting … more
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Rendering of the proposed Hawkins Drive Apartment complex, geared towards veterans and senior citizens.
Hawkins Apartments gain Montgomery approval
A long anticipated large housing complex has finally been approved to come to Montgomery, and it aims to house seniors and veterans in need of affordable housing arrangements. Developer Jonah … more
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Maher bill grants peace officer status to court officers
Assemblyman Brian Maher’s (R,C-Walden) bill granting peace officer status to employees of the Town of Montgomery Court was passed in the New York State Assembly on Wednesday, May 24. The bill … more
Scouts honors
After months of planning, Boy Scout Troop 33 of Walden had a very successful and memorable 100-year celebration with Walden’s First Reformed Church this past Saturday in the Anita L. Vandermark … more
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Marybeth Majestic and Tim Hunter
Majestic faces challenge in Gardiner Primary
Gardiner Supervisor Marybeth Majestic is being challenged in a primary for the first time since she was first elected to the office in 2015. Tim Hunter will take on Majestic in the June 27 … more
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Guests outside Crawford’s UFO Museum, which was providing tours every 10 minutes.
An out-of-this-world experience
The streets of Crawford were packed this past Saturday for their annual UFO Fair, an event that brings locals and out-of-towners together to show out in fun costumes, enjoy various vendors and learn … more
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Owner of Bleu’s K9 Rescue Diana Algarin with the star himself, Bleu.
Pups on Parade benefits Gardiner organizations
Dressed-up dogs and a massive black-and-white Great Dane were what passerbys saw last Saturday at Majestic Park in Gardiner for the first annual Pups on Parade. Hot Toddie, celebrity and … more
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Symphony captures ‘Play of the Waves’
The Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra (GNSO) will musically depict the shifting moods and shapes of the ocean in a concert on Saturday, June 10 at 7:30 p.m. at Aquinas Hall on the Mount Saint Mary … more
Paddle Run set for Saturday
The 6th Annual Haney & Beck Memorial Paddle Run will take place on Saturday, June 10, 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The 5.1-mile paddle run is a family-friendly fundraising event that begins at Thomas … more
Line of Thought to open at Mindy Road Gallery
The new show scheduled in the Mindy Ross Gallery June 12 through July 25 is a solo exhibit by Naomi Berkery entitled Line of Thought. Within each work is a line drawing on which is built … more
First responders were called to the scene of a motor vehicle accident Thursday, at the intersection of Route 300 and 52 in the Town of Newburgh.
Woman hospitalized after car-tractor trailer MVA
On Thursday June 1, at approximately 11:15 a.m, Town of Newburgh Police and other First Responders were called to the area of State Route 52 and State Route 300 for a motor vehicle accident with … more
Firefighters battled a blaze Thursday on Copper Rock Road in the Town of Newburgh
Multiple units respond to Town of Newburgh fire
Orange Lake and Winona Lake Firefighters responded to a reported house on fire at 4 Copper Rock Road off of Rock Cut  Road on June 1.   A second alarm was called by the responding fire … more
Newburgh Police announce homicide arrest
City of Newburgh Police have arrested Eric McCollum, a 28-year-old Newburgh resident, in connection with the recent homicide that occurred near the 411 Lounge on Broadway within the City of Newburgh … more
City of Newburgh announces June 3 weekend festivities
Though the Newburgh Illuminated Festival has been cancelled, the city's east end will still host , multi-site series of block parties and cultural experiences this weekend. “June 3 rd in … more
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