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Marlborough approves River Vista subdivision
  The Marlborough Planning Board tackled a packed agenda at its November 20 meeting, approving a two-lot subdivision, holding two public hearings and taking a first look at three new … more
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Environmental concern for Britain Woods
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board declared a positive declaration for the project known as Britain Woods during their regular meeting on Thursday, October 6. Britain Woods, represented by … more
Winners of the Wallkill Sparkle and Shine Contest were honored at last week’s Shawangunk Town Board meeting.
Shawangunk honors best and brightest in light contest
The Shawangunk Town Board recognized the Vision of Wallkill’s Sparkle & Shine Award winners at its January 5 meeting. A couple of weeks before Christmas, local businesses and residents … more
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More than a year after the wooded area behind the NFA Main campus was cleared, the district may be ready to begin construction.
Design updated for CTE complex
Engineering firm Clark Patterson Lee (CPL) and the construction management firm the Palombo Group appeared before the Newburgh Board of Education and the greater Newburgh public and presented an … more
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A veil of smoke settled over Newburgh's Masterson Lake Park, Wednesday, the result of Canadian wildfires.
Schumer wants to help Canada fight forest fire
As much of Upstate New York continues to be been overtaken by a thick haze of wildfire smoke bellowing across the Canadian border and putting the health of families and communities at risk, U.S. … more
Walk for Housing celebrates community
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh hosted in-person their 23rd annual Walk for Housing in an effort to raise funds and community awareness for affordable housing. The walking event raised … more
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Large audience at Wednesday’s Town of Plattekill Board meeting making its feelings known about a proposed local law that would ban motor vehicle racing in the entire town.
Plattekill board hosts hearing on controversial local law
Although the Plattekill Town Board passed a budget that would increase the amount to be raised by taxes by 8.6 percent in 2024, the hot topic at Wednesday’s meeting was a public hearing on a … more
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New York State Human Rights Commissioner Maria Imperial
Newburgh to host Human Rights Day celebration
The City of Newburgh Human Rights Commission (HRC) will mark the 75 th anniversary of the Declaration of Human Rights with a themed program of “Dignity, Freedom, and Justice for All” at … more
Robert Minard, (standing left) owner of the property speaks in support of the proposed project by Blooming Hill Farm at a June meeting.
New Windsor Farm-to-table clears legal hurdle
The New Windsor Town Board voted and approved during their meeting on October 5 to amend a local law to change permitted usage in the town’s residential zone to allow the entity known as … more
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Veteran and senior housing in talks for Montgomery
Hawkins Apartment is a potential 3.77 acre project coming to Montgomery to provide affordable housing for seniors and veterans. Engineer Vincent Pietrzak of Pietrzak and Pfau Engineering and … more
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Taxi drivers seek help from city
Several dozen members of the Orange County Taxi Driver Association appeared before the Newburgh City Council on Monday, February 13, with concerns over the increase in ticketing by the City of … more
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St. Joseph’s Day dinner returns
After a two year hiatus due to the pandemic, the St. Joseph’s Day Dinner returned to St. Mary’s Hall in Marlboro last Saturday evening. This year marked the 32nd time the Italian Heritage … more
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The new Buffalo Soldiers Exhibit at Newburgh is officially open.
Buffalo soldiers exhibit opens in Newburgh
Residents and visitors of the City of Newburgh will now have the opportunity to discover, learn and visit the new Buffalo Soldiers Exhibit at Newburgh, which officially opened on Saturday, June 18. … more
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The former Liberty Street School is currently under construction and remediation, seeking to be reopened in Spring 2024.
Liberty Street to become a community creative center
The former Liberty Street School is currently under construction and remediation, seeking to be reopened in Spring 2024 as a new community creative center that includes artist and entrepreneurial … more
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Valedictorian Rian Dickman led the procession of graduates onto the field. Underclass members of the National Honor Society served as honor escorts.
Valley Central Class of 2022 shines during commencement ceremony
The Valley Central High School Class of 2022 celebrated the culmination of their high school career on Saturday, June 25, 2022, on the high school field. Under the hot summer sun, graduates received … more
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City of Newburgh to impose Halloween curfew
The Newburgh City Council approved a resolution to implement a City-wide curfew for minors 16 years of age and under on October 30 and 31 from 9:00 p.m. until 6:00 a.m. The curfew will be … more
The Amazon warehouse located at 500 Hudson Valley Avenue in New Windsor received a letter and citations following Occupational Safety and Health Administration investigation.
Amazon warehouse cited in OSHA investigation
The United States Department of Labor, through the Occupational Safety and Health Administration [OSHA] have cited several warehouses under Amazon for failing to keep workers safe, exposed to … more
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A Poughkeepsie man was charged with driving while intoxicated, Saturday, after losing control of his vehicle and slamming into Mary Jane’s Dairy Bar.
Mary Jane’s survives a crash
The owner of Mary Jane’s Dairy Bar in Middle Hope is vowing to open on time for the season, despite an unexpected visitor on Saturday. It was approximately 4:53 p.m. on Saturday when a car … more
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Pictured (l. r. ) Town of Newburgh Supervisor Gil Piaquadio, Town of Newburgh Councilwoman (and Mother-in-Law) Betty Greene, Courtney Canfield-Greene and Town of Newburgh Councilman Anthony LoBiondo.
Republicans honor Election Commissioner
The Town of Newburgh Republican Committee gathered on Friday, June 17 for the Lincoln Day Dinner to celebrate and honor the newest recipient of Republican of the Year, Courtney Canfield-Greene of the … more
A bedsheet banner displayed at Monday’s City Council meeting urges a more permanent ceasefire in the conflict between Israel and Hamas.
A call for peace in a faraway place
With a fragile pause in the war in the Middle East, peace advocates brought their concerns and fears to city hall, Monday evening. At city council Monday night, a resolution “Advocating … more
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