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Senator James Skoufis (D-Cornwall) criticized the project and developer and further addressed concerns such as senior housing, traffic and public amenities.
Biagini Woods plan draws concerns
Biagini Woods, a proposed 328 unit, 17 building multi-family development to be built adjacent to Cornwall High School in the Town of New Windsor received comments from the public addressing traffic … more
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NW’s Parks & Rec director is moving on
After 18 years of service and leadership, New Windsor Director of Parks and Recreation Matt Veronesi will begin a new chapter in the Town of Clarkstown as their newest superintendent of parks and … more
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An aerial view of the DuPont-Stauffer Landfill site along South Street proposed as the future location for a new warehouse facility.
Warehouse proposed for South Street
A new warehouse distribution center has been proposed on South Street in the City of Newburgh at the former DuPont-Stauffer Landfill site. The City of Newburgh Industrial Development Agency (IDA) are … more
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[L-R] Jaclyn and Ernest Ramos, Mayor Torrance Harvey, Councilwoman Ramona Monteverde, and Tahra Wright begin the celebratory countdown.
Grow Newburgh officially opens
Grow Newburgh, a local plant shop in the City of Newburgh, celebrated its official grand opening on Friday, November 11. Grow founders and owners Jaclyn and Ernest Ramos were joined by their … more
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Bryan Luna
Grice out, Luna in council race
Councilman At-Large Anthony Grice of the City of Newburgh will not be seeking re-election this coming term for a seat on city council. Democratic Committee Member Bryan Luna hopes to replace … more
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Toni Mazaella, Christine Jodoin, Colleen Bailey and Barbie Harvey-Hall of Precious Paws.
Have a drink, and save some cats in the process
Precious Paws Inc, through the assistance of the Newburgh Brewing Company, hosted a night of food, drinks and fundraising to help in the group’s efforts to help and care for the cats in the … more
Liberty Street Bistro, located at 97 Liberty Street, will serve its final dinner service on November 19.
Liberty Street Bistro to close
After all the meals prepared and various customers served over the past several years on Liberty Street, Liberty Street Bistro will serve its last dinner service on November 19. The closure was made … more
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Volunteers Elise Beal (left) and Heidi Johnson help with the painting of the project at 142 North Miller.
Day of Service honors Dr. King
Volunteers, community members and passers-by joined Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh on Monday, January 16 to help with the construction of certain properties and assist in community cleanups … more
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Midnight Ferry’s owners Ellen Sigunick and Philippe Pierre welcome you to stop by the Newburgh Waterfront to try their ice cream and additional desserts.
Midnight Ferry opens at the waterfront
Ice cream, gelato, shakes and sorbets in a variety of flavors are all available at the City of Newburgh’s newest waterfront ice cream shop, Midnight Ferry, located at 12 Front St. The new … more
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The American Legion building, the YMCA building and the Masonic Temple building located along Grand Street lay dormant and await their redevelopment in the City of Newburgh.
Foster closes on Grand Street properties
Foster Supply Hospitality, LLC [FSH] has closed on a purchase deal of three buildings, the former Masonic Temple, YMCA and American Legion on Grand Street with the City of Newburgh. FSH seeks the … more
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Newburgh Illuminated is canceled again
The Newburgh Illuminated Festival, an annual community staple of the City of Newburgh, will not happen again this coming summer. The festival was last held in 2022 and was canceled in 2023. The … more
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The proposed site plan for the Monarch Woods Senior Housing project off of Monarch Drive.
Monarch Dr. senior housing plan aired
Increase in traffic, neighborhood safety, site construction and loss of town character were brought forward during discussions on the proposed Monarch Woods Senior Housing project in the Town of … more
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12th annual Open Studios tour begins Saturday
More than 150 artists will participate in the Twelfth Annual Newburgh Open Studios organized by Gerardo Castro and Michael Gabor, co-owners of Newburgh Art Supply taking place on Saturday and Sunday, … more
Fatal fire in Middlehope
On Tuesday, November 8, Town of Newburgh Police responded to a residence on Babes Lane, in the Town of Newburgh, for the report of a house fire. Police arrived to find one of the five occupants … more
Corey Allen presents the grant and begins the discussion on the multimedia Urban Renewal project for the City of Newburgh.
The story of Urban Renewal
City of Newburgh residents and families, affected by the Urban Renewal process, will now have the opportunity to share their own stories and testimonies through a newly approved multimedia report … more
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Newburgh school board considers 3.8% tax hike
A reduction in staff and a $9 million budget gap are the lowlights of the 2024-25 budget presented to the Newburgh Board of Education last week. The proposed budget, along with the library … more
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Members of Arcadis, Kubricky Construction Corp and the various city departments join for brief photo in front of the drill.
$1.5m drill to help complete sewer project
The North Interceptor Sewer Improvements Project draws closer to its Spring 2024 completion time with the welcoming of a new drill to the City of Newburgh. This new drill will be lowered into a 500 … more
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The proposed layout of the apartment buildings with retail space for the newly proposed Overlook Farms site.
Overlook plan sparks neighbors’ concerns
Increase in traffic, residential safety, and site drainage were brought forward during discussions on the proposed development project known as Overlook Farms along 9W. The proposed development … more
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Congressman Pat Ryan announces a grant at City Hall last week.
Ryan announces $5M for pier, workforce development
Just one week after his swearing-in, Congressman Pat Ryan announced over $5M in federal funding coming to the City of Newburgh. “The people of Orange County elected me to deliver, and I am … more
Padilla posed for a group photo Monday with his new colleagues and New York City Mayor Eric Adams.
Ex Newburgh Superintendent lands new job in the Bronx
Dr. Roberto Padilla, the former Newburgh Schools Superintendent who was placed on paid leave last August and is the subject of a sexual harassment and workplace retaliation lawsuit, has a new … more
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