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City has vacancy on CAC
The City of Newburgh is seeking volunteers to serve on the Conservation Advisory Council to fill one existing vacancy and two expiring terms. Individuals interested in volunteering must apply by … more
Dozens registered at Mount voter event
An event at Mount Saint Mary College yielded dozens of new registered voters on Wednesday, October 5. Students staffed a table in Aquinas Hall, the Mount’s main academic building, to help … more
Town weighs agritourism law
The Montgomery Town Board introduced a new agritourism law on Thursday, October 6. Town Planner Maximilian Stach broke it down into two categories: the right to farm and agritourism. The right to … more
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Can Benedict Farm Park become fully handicap accessible?
Montgomery’s Benedict Farm Park is in talks to potentially become the first fully handicap accessible park in the local area. The Montgomery Town Board visited this idea for the first time … more
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VC invites input on spending
The Valley Central School District will hold a Viking 21 meeting on Wednesday, October 19, at 6:30 pm at Berea Elementary School. At this meeting, the District will provide an updated spending … more
New residency law introduced
The Montgomery Town Board introduced a new residency local law on Thursday, October 6 that would crack down on the residency-to-work rule.Technically the Town of Montgomery currently requires that … more
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Community Service Award
Susan Wiand was awarded the Dick Parker Community Service Award by the town in recognition and appreciation of her many contributions and years of faithful service to the Town of Shawangunk more
County to host HazMat collection
Orange County will host a Hazardous Waste collection event for businesses, municipalities, school districts, and farms by appointment only on November 4 and for Orange County residents on November 5 … more
Town approves plan to repair hotel
The Newburgh Town Board unanimously approved a proposed stipulation and resolution presented by Hudson Valley Hotel and Conference Center owner Asif Javaid and attorney Michael Sussman on the future … more
NW eyes pickleball court
The New Windsor Town Board opened the discussion up during their regular work session on the possibility of having pickleball courts brought into the town. Councilman Stephen Bedetti has been working … more
Bridge project completed
On September 30, a Ribbon Cutting event was held for the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge. This event was held in recognition of the completion of the renovation of the West Span of the Newburgh Beacon Bridge … more
9-year sentence in Newburgh domestic violence case
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler announced that on Monday, October 3, 2022, Ricardo Mendoza, 28, of Newburgh, was sentenced in Orange County Court to nine to eleven years in state … more
Man dies in bridge jump
On October 2, 2022, at approximately 9:33 a.m., State Police responded to the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge for a report of a jumper. Preliminary investigation revealed that a 23-year-old male from … more
18-year sentence in NW child sex assault case
Orange County District Attorney David M. Hoovler announced that on Monday, October 3, Byron Romero, 36, of New Windsor, was sentenced to 18 years in state prison and 20 years post-release supervision … more
Library Town Branch remains open through 2022
The Newburgh Free Library posted to their Facebook page on September 29 that the town branch site in the Newburgh Mall will remain in their current location until December 31. Library Executive … more
New Windsor continues to pursue swimming pool
New Windsor Supervisor George Meyers brought before the town board the discussion about the possibility of looking for land for the creation of a town swimming pool facility. Meyers shared that he … more
New Windsor park updates
New Windsor Supervisor George Meyers shared to the town board that the town has completed paving at San Giacomo Park that will allow residents in wheelchairs to access the varying areas without … more
Liana Hoodes and Charles Carnes
PB Farmer’s Market celebrates 20 years
Liana Hoodes and Charles Carnes, Town of Crawford Supervisor, were each presented with the Pine Bush Farmers Market’s Founders Award on Saturday as part of the Market’s 20th Anniversary … more
Town of Newburgh Police phone lines are back in service
The Town of Newburgh Police telephone lines are currently operational as of Monday night, after being out of service for more than 24 hours more
Man dead, child injured in Newburgh shooting
On Thursday evening, Sept. 29, at approximately 7:07 p.m. officers on patrol heard gunfire in the area of Washington Street and Clark Street. The Police Department was additionally alerted to … more
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