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Ulster declares a State of Emergency due to rising cases of COVID-19
In response to rapidly rising COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations, and the emergence of the new Omicron (B.1.1.529) variant, Ulster County Executive Pat Ryan announced Sunday that he has declared a … more
City of Newburgh Police recovered this firearm Friday night in the vicinity of Bridge Street.
Three more shooting incidents reported
City of Newburgh Police responded to three shots-fired incidents on Friday, between 9:30 aand 11 p.m. Officers initially responded to the area of Clark Street and W. Parmenter St for a Shotspotter … more
The newly opened Locust Grove Brewing Company in Milton.
Milton welcomes brewery
The much anticipated opening of the Locust Grove Brewing Company took place on November 13 in Milton. Before the official ribbon cutting ceremony, a parade of tractors driven by local farmers came up … more
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Plattekill sets public hearing for towing law
The Town of Plattekill has scheduled a public hearing on the town’s first towing law for 7 p.m. on Dec. 1. The Town Board heard comments on the draft version of the law at its Nov. 17 … more
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Highland school trustee receives Excellence Award
Susan Gilmore recently received an Excellence Award from the Mid-Hudson School Study Council [MHSSC] for her service on the Highland School Board. She has been a member of the board since … more
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The 1000 Book Club Award was presented to elementary student, Kaylee Keane. Pictured L-R mother Kathy Keane, MFA 1000 Book Club Advisor Celeste Ricciardone, student Kaylee Keane, father; Brian Keane and Superintendent, Michael Brooks.
Marlboro presents 1,000 Book Club Award
Retired Marlboro Teacher Celeste Ricciardone still has her hand in educating students through the 1,000 Book Club; a program that is a partnership between the Marlboro Faculty Association and the … more
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Jordan Polumbo and Jerry Murtagh cut the ceremonial ribbon to officially open the Hazel Rose Baking Company in Marlboro.
Hazel Rose Bakery opens in Marlboro
Last week Jordan Polumbo opened her Hazel Rose Baking Company at 1447 Rte. 9W suite 2 in Marlboro. She grew up in Marlboro and later attended SUNY Delhi in 2012, earning a BA in Culinary Arts. She … more
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COVID cluster reported at nursing home
A COVID-19 cluster has been reported at Sapphire Nursing Home. “Sapphire has had 12 resident positives and 3 employee positives, with one resident death in the last two weeks.” This … more
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Attallah Drip opens on Broadway
After being an online store for just a little more than a year, Attallah Drip boutique has found a new home at 184 Broadway in the City of Newburgh. Kenyatta Shabaaz, 20, sole owner of Attallah Drip, … more
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Skoufis (c) announcing funding to offset the tax exemption granted to SUNY Orange.
Skoufis announces $200K to offset SUNY tax exemption
Senator James Skoufis joined City of Newburgh officials to announce $200,000 in state budget funding that will offset lost revenue from the tax-exempt SUNY Orange campus. The announcement comes in … more
Mayor Torrance Harvey greets the individuals who came out to the session and discusses his visions for the program and his reactions to the shooting incident that took place this past week.
New mentorship program launched for Newburgh youth
“We’re going to build this organization from the ground up. I’m excited by this potential,” Mayor Torrance Harvey said. “We’re just organizing right now. We got to … more
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This is the current site plan for Farrell Industrial Park located along New York State Route 300.
Industrial Park proposed for Town of Newburgh
JMC Planning Engineering Landscape Architecture & Land Surveying, PLLC presented to the Town Newburgh Planning Board a proposed 290,000 square foot single warehouse building located on the east … more
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Marijuana debate takes the stage in Shawangunk
The Shawangunk Town Board is expected to vote to ban cannabis dispensaries and on-site consumption lounges in the town for the time being after a Dec. 16 public hearing is held on an opt-out local … more
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TOM considers cannabis ban
The Town of Montgomery is expected to join the growing list of communities to opt out of a new state law that permits the sale of marijuana products. The town board has scheduled a public hearing … more
A question of confidentiality lingers in Walden
Debate over confidentiality, the roles of various village officials and the decor of the meeting room highlighted last week’s Walden Village Board meeting. Tensions were raised when Trustee … more
Public weighs in on Gardiner comp plan
The long-awaited update to the Town of Gardiner’s Comprehensive Plan inched towards approval by the Town Board after eight residents gave their views of the draft proposal on Nov. 16. It now … more
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Senator James Skoufis (center) presents the funding to (L-R) Walden Mayor John Ramos, Recreation Coordinator Michael Bliss, Village Manager John Revella, DPW Superintendent Fred Perna, Trustee Patricia Maher, Trustee Lynn Thompson.
Walden receives grant for community center
Senator James Skoufis presented the Village of Walden with a $370,000 grant to support construction of the village’s new community center. The center, to be located in Olley Park on Sherman … more
Troubled city seeks help to reduce gun violence
“This is a call to action to all stakeholders including parents, school officials, elected officials, churches, not profits to come together in a collective effort in reaching our troubled … more
Shooting reported on William Street
On November 17th, 2at 3:31pm City of Newburgh Police received a ShotSpotter notification for the area of William Street and Carson Avenue. As officers were responding the area they were directed to … more
Marlboro approves asbestos abatement
The Marlboro School Board was recently made aware of a few building related items that are in need of attention. It has been known for several years that there is asbestos across the staging area … more
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