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Cindy Lanzetta (l.) has set up a fundraiser to help defray the medical expenses of Scott Gregg who is battling Acute Leukemia.
Former Times reporter battles Leukemia
The community has come together to support Scott Gregg, a reporter with the Mid Hudson Times during the early 1990s, who was recently diagnosed with Acute Leukemia. In addition to the devastating … more
Homicide reported Thursday in Varick Homes
Police responded to the Varick Peterson Homes in the City of Newburgh at approximately 10:20 p.m. on March 16, following a 911 call. Responding officers located a 76-year-old deceased male inside a … more
Jacobson declares budget victories
Assemblymember Jonathan Jacobson (D-104) is announcing three major one-house budget victories after leading the fight for the inclusion of $50 million for the Department of Health’s Lead … more
DA announces prison sentence in drug and perjury case
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler announced that on Monday, March 20, Sherlan Simpson, 37, of Newburgh, was sentenced to an aggregate term of imprisonment of 20-22 years to be followed … more
Head-on collision on River Road
The New Windsor Police Department responded to a two-car motor vehicle accident on Thursday, March 16 at 8:06 a.m. Upon arrival at the scene of the accident, officers discovered a head-on collision … more
Newburgh man sentenced in violent slashing incident
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler announced that on Monday, March 20, Melfred Williams, 53, of Newburgh, was sentenced to twelve years in prison, and five years post-release … more
Fabulous Events returns to planning board
At the recommendation of the Town of Newburgh Planning Board, the board reviewed the plans for the project known as Fabulous Events, Inc. and requested that updates be made before coming back for … more
Multi-family project back before town planning board
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board voted to host a public scoping session, as part of the State Environmental Quality Review Act [SEQR] process, for the project known as the Enclave at their meeting … more
Traffic discussion held for Teitelbaum Warehouse
The New Windsor Planning Board declared itself the lead agency and discussed traffic impacts for Teitelbaum Warehouse during their March 8 meeting. The firm Engineering and Surveying Properties have … more
U-Haul plan circulated
The New Windsor Planning Board declared the project U-Haul Moving & Storage Of Vails Gate Site Plan And Special Use Permit as an unlisted action under the State Environmental Quality Review Act … more
Home business set for public hearing
The New Windsor Planning Board voted to set a public hearing and declared the project, Moreau Home Occupation, as a Type II action under the State Environmental Quality Review Act (SEQR). The … more
Orange Co to host food waste recycling forum
Orange County’s Division of Environmental Facilities and Services (DEFS) and Department of Planning will join local community organizations, schools, and businesses to promote food waste … more
Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties commemorates welcome home Vietnam Veterans Day
Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties, together with The Cornwall Yacht Club, Vincent Serrano of Greater Newburgh Detachment #249 Marine Corps League, and Newburgh Free Academy Air Force JROTC … more
Apparent homicide under investigation
Police responded to the Varick Peterson Homes in the City of Newburgh atapproximately 10:20 p.m. on Thursday, March 16, following a 911 call. Responding officers located a deceased male inside a … more
Vehicle fire
Vehicle Fire Contained Orange Lake Fire Department were dispatched at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, March 8 to 2 Sylvester Court to contain a vehicle fire. Fire Chief William Lynn upon arrival reported that … more
Council discusses cannabis
Newburgh City Council declared its intent as lead agency under the State Environmental Quality Review Act [SEQR] to amend Chapter 300 of the city code titled Zoning with regards to cannabis … more
City welcomes auxiliary officers
Mayor Torrance Harvey, in the presence of the city council, city staff and community members, swore in 17 new auxiliary police officers for the City of Newburgh Police Department during their regular … more
Fire commissioner position receives final approval
Newburgh City Council approved the amendments to the city charter and city code that will now incorporate the approved title of fire commissioner and the position’s roles within the fire … more
City seeks digital protection
Newburgh City Council approved at the cost of $157,563.94 for an executed contract through the city manager for professional services from CDW Government, LLC to purchase and install Cohesity cloud … more
City addresses water main breaks
In the second week of March, the City of Newburgh experienced three water breaks on Hampton Place, North St. and Clinton St. 13 water main breaks since the beginning of 2023 have been reported in the … more
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