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Newburgh volunteers, like Linda Jansen, have continued to serve the community despite the ongoing pandemic.
Newburgh volunteers continue hard work
With the ongoing pandemic, volunteers in Newburgh have continued to step up to help their community in a variety of different ways, whether it be food for Thanksgiving, coats for the Winter, or the … more
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Newburgh Arts and Cultural Study comes to an end
Over the weekend organizers of the Newburgh Arts and Cultural Study (NACS) held its final public event, “The Summit: Knowing More,” which was a two-hour long discussion of its initial … more
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DA announces guilty plea in weapons case
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler announced that on Friday, December 4, 2020, Demetrius Stewart, 34, of Newburgh, pleaded guilty before Orange County Court Judge Robert H. Freehill, to … more
Washington Street boat launch closed temporarily
The City of Newburgh’s Boat Launch and Parking Area on the Hudson River located at the end of Washington Street will be temporarily closed to the public starting on Friday, December 4, … more
First vaccine doses due mid December
New York will be getting its first 170,000 doses of the COVID-19 vaccine in the coming weeks, Governor Andrew Cuomo announced Wednesday. “If all safety and efficacy approvals are granted, we … more
Council approves budget and raises
The City of Newburgh unanimously passed its 2021 budget on Monday, November 23 during its council meeting. The original budget was proposed by City Manager Joseph Donat on October 13 and there were a … more
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Small business owners get creative
This year Small Business Saturday looked quite different than in years past due to the coronavirus pandemic. However, Newburgh’s businesses were able to get creative and encourage residents to … more
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Newburgh residents, Melanie Collins and Michele McKeon, were presented with Senator James Skoufis’ Commendation Award, for helping fight food insecurity in the city, which was exacerbated by the pandemic, and coordinating getting 400,000 pounds of produce and healthy foods to families in need.
Residents receive commendation award
Two Newburgh residents, Melanie Collins and Michele McKeon, were honored and presented with Senator James Skoufis’ Commendation Award, which is reserved for individuals who have gone above and … more
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Russell Ger, GNSO Music Director, is hosting an online talk series.
Arts, not-for profits, hit hard by COVID
Both the arts and nonprofit organizations, like everyone else, have had to readjust with the COVID-19 pandemic affecting them both financially and in regards to programming. Here in Newburgh, the … more
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Newburgh mandates that face coverings be worn in public
The City of Newburgh and its surrounding areas, including New Windsor, were designated as a yellow zone on November 19 due its prominent increase in positive COVID-19 cases. In response to the … more
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Kantra Lounge, Newburgh’s first juice bar and hookah lounge that doubles as an event space for locals to rent out, located at 2 Liberty Street, had its grand opening over the weekend where owner Dwayne Jordan and Orange County Legislator Kevindaryán Luján cut the ribbon.
Kantra Lounge opens on Liberty Street
Kantra Lounge, Newburgh’s first juice bar and hookah lounge that doubles as an event space for locals to rent out, located at 2 Liberty Street, had its grand opening on November 21. Behind … more
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The exterior of Tower Holdings Group’s Stewart Logistics Center located at 84 Hawkins Drive in the Town of Montgomery.
Tower Holdings Group holds ribbon-cutting ceremony
Tower Holdings Group held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new logistics center with local officials on Nov. 18. The group is a leading, integrated developer, construction manager, specialist … more
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Medicare Open Enrollment period ends Dec. 7
The New York State Office for the Aging (NYSOFA) reminds older New Yorkers that this year’s Medicare open enrollment period ends December 7, 2020. Medicare health and prescription drug plans … more
Virtual meeting to discuss Mid Hudson transit study
Join the Orange County Transportation Council and their partners at the Dutchess and Ulster County Transportation Councils on Thursday, December 10 at 6 p.m. for a virtual meeting to hear about the … more
Chadwick Lake tree lighting is Dec 2
Due to COVID-19, the Tree Lighting at Chadwick Lake Park will be virtual only. Please enjoy the live stream video of the event from the safety of your home. The event will take place on Wednesday, … more
Central Hudson: prepare for thunderstorms, strong winds
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation advises residents to be prepared for the potential of thunderstorms and strong winds on Monday, Nov. 30. Weather forecasts predict a chance of … more
NYS Office for the Aging reminds older residents to get their flu shot
The New York State Office for the Aging (NYSOFA) is reminding older adults and caregivers about the importance of getting their flu vaccination as soon as possible. Flu season is already … more
Health Department warns of potential COVID-19 exposure at Outback Steakhouse in Middletown
The Orange County Health Department is advising residents that if they worked at or visited the Outback Steakhouse, located at 25 Crystal Run Crossing in Middletown from 5 p.m. to closing on November … more
City set to adopt 2021 budget
The City of Newburgh was set to adopt its 2021 budget on Monday, November 23 during its council meeting. The council has discussed the budget from October 13 when it was proposed by City Manager … more
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School district goes remote once again
With the rising number of positive COVID-19 cases in the City of Newburgh and surrounding areas, the Newburgh Enlarged City School District made the call to return to completely remote learning, from … more
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