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Flu season, plus RSV and Covid, leads to chaos at the hospital
A rise in flu cases has led to a shortage of hospital beds, plus drama and a long wait time in the emergency room. The New York State Department of Health released their Weekly Influenza … more
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NW increases tax breaks for seniors
The Town of New Windsor unanimously approved on Wednesday, December 7 to increase the annual senior income ceiling for the town from $37,400 to $42,400. “We’re doing what we can for … more
Harvel Brown stands with toys and other items currently being collected as part of his 3rd Annual Christmas Toy Drive.
Harvel Brown hosts 3rd annual Christmas Toy Drive
With the state of the world, some families can use a little Christmas cheer during the holiday season. Harvel Brown, 31, of Newburgh saw the need in his beloved hometown and decided to help those … more
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L - r: Amancio Salazar, Dr. Daniella Jones-Baynes on behalf of her mother Dr. Benilda Armstead-Jones and Linda Jansen received certificates from Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson’s office for their work and service in the community.
City celebrates Human Rights Day
The City of Newburgh Human Rights Commission celebrated several Human Rights Heroes on Saturday, December 10. The history of the nationally and globally recognized Human Rights Day began with … more
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Coach Malcolm Burks [center in blue] is joined by current and former track and field athletes for several photos to commemorate his achievement.
City honors Coach Malcolm Burks
Longtime City of Newburgh resident and Newburgh Track and Field Coach Malcolm Burks, joined by his wife Felicia Hodges-Burks, family, friends, mentors, community members and current and former … more
Fire on Tower Avenue
Fire in a two-story residence at 301 Tower Avenue in Maybrook on Monday caused heavy damage to the structure. As firefighters arrived on the scene, heavy fire was shown on the second floor. The … more
New rental law in discussion for Walden
A new short term rental law is in talks for Walden.The village board is considering the new law largely based on the Village of Goshen’s established short term rental local law that was … more
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Maybrook Mayor Dennis Leahy (l.) presents the Joseph E. Dineen 2022 Award to long-time Church of the Assumption volunteers Deacon Edward Grosso and his wife Barbara. The deacon served in the parish and, with his wife, taught in the program, with Mrs. Grosso also director of the program.
Ed and Barbara Grosso receive coveted Dineen Award
Monday’s Maybrook Village Board meeting was a night to recognize long-time Church of the Assumption volunteers as Deacon Edward Grosso and his wife Barbara received the Joseph E. Dineen 2022 … more
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Immediate Past Chair and Vice Chairman Jeffrey D. Crist (Right) and Chairman of the Board Norman “Marti” Sassi (left) bury the time capsule.
Walden Savings Bank buries time capsule
Walden Savings Bank’s board of directors, bank employees and others met on Tuesday, November 22 on the bright green hill outside of the Montgomery Walden Savings Bank to bury a time capsule in … more
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Pine Bush’s giving tree shows true spirit of the season
Three years ago, Michael Gessel Jr. and his mother, Kristen Gessel found that they had an abundance of scarves, hats and gloves lying around their house. The pair put strings between trees at the end … more
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Valley Central High School Alumnus Ben Noll in Aoraki/Mount Cook, South Island, New Zealand in July 2022.
Valley Central Alumnus Ben Noll talks winter in the Hudson Valley
With nearly 58,000 followers on Twitter and 30,000 on Facebook, Montgomery native Ben Noll is one of the Hudson Valley’s most beloved hometown weather forecasters. Noll attended Montgomery … more
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Vivian Lanzarone enthusiastically blew snow out across the kids at the Milton tree lighting ceremony, Sunday afternoon.
Santa visits Milton’s tree lighting ceremony
Newburgh and New Windsor welcome the holiday season
Neighbors and community members of the Towns of Newburgh and New Windsor joined together once again to celebrate and kick off the Christmas season with their annual tree lighting ceremonies. Newburgh … more
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Jacqueline Rivera holds her ‘Bubbles of Positivity’ art work while standing beside Principal Ryan Lawler and Myra Rivera.
Marlboro honors student artists
The Marlboro School Board honored students Lex Antonelli and Jacqueline Rivera as their PTSA Reflection winners for 2022. High School Principal Ryan Lawler said these students, “put some … more
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Ulster Legislature approves 2023 budget
By a 20-2 vote, the Ulster County Legislature, Monday, approved the 2023 spending plan for the upcoming fiscal year beginning January 1. The $378 million county budget comprises the means to provide … more
After the event, people held candles while walking to the Old Dutch Church for a closing service.
LGBTQ Center observes World AIDS Day
Across the globe, December 1 is known as World AIDS Day of Remembrance. It was established in 1988 as a way to remember those who have died of the disease and those who are today living with … more
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A reported bomb threat led to the evacuation of the Newburgh Home Depot on Tuesday.
Bomb threat reportedly at Newburgh Home Depot
The Home Depot located at the Newburgh Plaza was evacuated on the morning of Tuesday, December 6 after local authorities were alerted to a falsely reported bomb threat. “At approximately … more
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Judge strikes down ‘Good Cause’ Eviction Law
Orange County Supreme Court Justice Sandra Sciortino ruled the City of Newburgh’s ‘Good Cause Eviction’ Law as null and void on Wednesday, November 29. Local housing advocacy groups … more
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Russell C. Bevier (with microphone) accepts his certificate of appreciation, flanked by Council Members (l. - r.) Anthony Grice, Ramona Monteverde and Mayor Torrance Harvey.
City marshal honored for 51 years of service
City of Newburgh Marshal Russell C. Bevier was recognized by the City Council and members of the greater public for 51 years of dedicated service as a city auxiliary police officer on Monday, … more
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Property located within Newburgh-Stewart Empire Zone and Orange County’s Foreign Trade Zone #37 designation.
Warehouse proposed for 17K corridor near airport
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board has declared itself lead agency for the project identified as the Matrix I-84 Distribution Center during their regular meeting on December 1. Langan Engineering … more
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