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City of Newburgh Firefighters responded to a structure fire, last week, at 46 Wilkins Street.
Fire reported at Wilkins Street
Just after 9 p.m. on Wednesday, July 20, the City of Newburgh Fire Department responded to a report of an alarm sounding and smoke on the first floor of the residence at 46 Wilkins Street. … more
Plan approved for 842 Broadway
Newburgh City Council approved the site development agreement between the city and Shaul and Eli Vaknin for the redevelopment of the 842 Broadway gas station. Councilman Omari Shakur voted no against … more
Safe Haven site plan approved
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board approved the amended site plan on Thursday, July 21 for Safe Haven Self Storage to be developed along Route 17K. The proposed project intended to convert the … more
Councilman Anthony Grice (center right) is presented with a citation on behalf of Mayor Torrance Harvey and his council, colleagues thanking him for his service to the city council and the City of Newburgh.
Council bids farewell to Grice
The Newburgh City Council on Monday, December 18 took time during their meeting to recognize Councilman At-Large Anthony Grice for his service, his work and his impact to the city community. A … more
NW looks to upgrade treatment facilities
The New Windsor Town Board voted Wednesday, April 3 to close the continuation of a public hearing on a proposed Parkland project. No comments were received. The town board voted to approve the second … more
Polly to be drained
Newburgh City Council approved the change order with Tam Enterprises for their work at Downing Pond and Third St. to include additional lead line service replacement at the cost of $117,000. The … more
Hotel deemed dangerous
The Newburgh Town Board will hold a hearing on August 18 at 1 p.m. to review the current status of the former Holiday Inn at 90 NY-17K. On Monday, July 25 during the work session, the town board … more
True Insight to host Toy Drive
True Insight Inc., under the leadership of Deacon Donald Fryar, will host a gift giveaway for children from the ages of 10 and under at 119 South Street from 5 to 7 p.m. on December 22 at Living In … more
City seeks to fill seats on CAC
The City of Newburgh is seeking volunteers to serve on the Conservation Advisory Council to fill four expired terms. Individuals interested in volunteering must apply by March 11, 2024. The purpose … more
New Windsor seeks a recreation master plan
The New Windsor Town Board approved an agreement on Wednesday, April 3 between the town and MHE Engineering, D.P.C. for additional services, including, but not limited to, the subcontracting of … more
Craft new worlds at Mount’s Game Jam
Mount Saint Mary College’s Division of Math and IT invites the local community to participate in 48 hours of game creation at the Global Game Jam, starting Friday, February 3 at 5 p.m. to … more
Lake Street Bridge update
Newburgh City Council approved the Lake Street Bridge order during the regular city council meeting on Monday, July 11. Last Thursday, City Engineer Jason Morris provided an update to the city … more
Environmental Justice Fellows Program Prepares for 2024
Newburgh City Council approved an agreement with the Greater Newburgh Parks Conservancy, Inc. for the 2024 Environmental Justice Fellows Program. The amount for the program would be $41,800 which … more
NW seeks to regulate off-road vehicles
The Town of New Windsor approved to hold a public hearing on May 1, at 7 p.m. at Town Hall to introduce a local law to amend Chapter 280 of the Town Code and add a section to Article 1 entitled … more
State continues to pay New Windsor water cost
New Windsor Town Board approved the contract between the town and the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation to continue to receive funding for and continued provision of drinking … more
PCRRB slots filled
The Newburgh City Council approved the reappointment of Cynthia Gilkeson, Carla Johnson, Ali T. Muhammad and Maria Ramirez to the City of Newburgh Police Community Relations and Review Board. … more
NW approves roof repair
The New Windsor Town Board approved the bid by Frank Stevens & Sons Roofing, Inc. to perform repair work on the New Windsor Town Hall and Ambulance Corps facility roofs. The awarded bid was in … more
Innis Avenue fire
Winona Lake firefighters responded to a reported structure fire at 31 Innis Ave. on Sunday, February 25. Orange Lake, City of Newburgh and Goodwill units also responded to the scene, while Middle … more
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School District clerk retiring
Matthew McCoy, Newburgh Enlarged City School District Clerk, oversaw his final district meeting on December 13. McCoy concluded a decade plus career as clerk of the board and would be in the … more
New body cameras OK’d for city officers
The Newburgh City Council approved the contract between Axon Enterprise Inc. and the City of Newburgh for 46 new body worn cameras. The police department mainly utilized a company called WatchGuard … more
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