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Man arrested with loaded gun on Chambers Street
On April 20  at 2:59 p.m., City of Newburgh Police received a call for service alleging a male in a grey Nike hoodie was in possession of a firearm in the area of South Street and Liberty … more
The community advocacy group No Hate Here posted this message on its Facebook page.
Reaction to Chauvin conviction
The conviction of  former Police Officer Derek Chauvin, Tuesday, prompted swift reaction from community organizations and elected officials. Chauvin was charged with second-degree … more
Marlboro Schools to receive more State Aid
Last week Marlboro Superintendent Michael Brooks reiterated that he is proposing a zero percent increase in the budget from the present school year to the 2021-22 school year – a total top line … more
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More projects coming to Lloyd
At a Lloyd Town Board meeting several weeks ago, Building Department Director Dave Barton said there is the possibility that seven new projects may be coming to the town. Last week Councilman Joe … more
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Does Lloyd have a plan for Affordable Housing?
Lloyd Councilman Joe Mazzetti asked Building Department Director Dave Barton what housing units in the Mountainside Woods development project have been set aside as Affordable Housing, a required … more
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The first races of the year are scheduled for this weekend.
Walden Playboys plan to resume racing
The Plattekill Town Board met this past Wednesday to review the new police reform plan and a hopeful Walden Playboy Motorcycle Club season. Luckily, the town’s summer camp has also taken a step … more
Marlborough sets fees, dissolves police committee
The Marlborough Town Board had a hefty agenda April 12, during which it came to a consensus on short term rental fees, dissolved its police reform committee and opted to move forward with a … more
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The Marlboro Senior Class of 2021 will be attending a Maskerade Ball at the Barn at the Nostrano Vineyards on June 3 to celebrate their high school careers.
Marlboro Seniors plan ‘Maskerade’ Ball
Last week Marlboro High School Principal Ryan Lawler gave a preview of upcoming events for the graduating Class of 2021.“It’s been a very restrictive environment for a long time and just … more
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Seraphim Equities commissioned Josh Deitchman to paint this mural at one of its Broadway buildings.
Residents raise concerns about mural festival
Celebrate845, a community organization that is “here to organize, recognize, and celebrate marginalized creatives via pop-up events,” is calling on Seraphim Equities, a new to Newburgh … more
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Resorts hearing draws supporters, detractors
More than 70 people tuned in to the Newburgh Town Board meeting Monday night for the public hearing regarding zoning changes for Resorts World. Resorts World Hudson Valley is an electronic … more
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Giudice seeks seat on Legislature
John Giudice, a Republican from Newburgh, announced his candidacy for Orange County Legislature District Six, which covers the City and Town of Newburgh. His decision to run comes with the stepping … more
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Who will be the city’s next police chief?
Lt. Kevin Lahar is now in charge of the City of Newburgh Police Department, following the retirement of Police Chief Arnold “Butch” Amthor after less than a year on the job. Amthor … more
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The Downing Park Planning Committee of Newburgh held a spring tree planting and dedication ceremony to honor David Schuyler, a Newburgh native and Andrew Jackson Downing’s biographer.
Downing Park Planning Committee remembers David Schuyler
This past Friday, the Downing Park Planning Committee of Newburgh held a spring tree planting and dedication ceremony to honor David Schuyler, a Newburgh native and Andrew Jackson Downing’s … more
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The spring exhibit at Ann Street Gallery examines “various expressions of code.”
Ann Street Gallery welcomes new exhibit, director
Safe Harbors of the Hudson has opened its Ann Street Gallery for its spring exhibition, “Answer Tell Pray Answer Look Tell Answer Answer Tell,” named after a code that Harry Houdini and … more
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Montgomery Village adopts spending plan
At their meeting last Tuesday, the Montgomery Village Board unanimously adopted the village’s budget for the 2021-2022 fiscal year. The fiscal year runs from June 1, 2021-May 31, 2022. … more
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Willie Carley
Carley named Walden deputy mayor
At last Tuesday’s Walden Village Board meeting, Mayor John Ramos introduced Willie Carley as the new deputy mayor. As deputy mayor, Carley will run village board meetings if Ramos is unable to … more
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Members of the Walden Police and Fire Departments who helped save Trudy Amrhein from drowning in 2001 pose with her parents at village hall. Last Monday was the 20th anniversary of the incident. From left to right: Officer Eric Metzger, Brian Amrhein, Robin Amrhein, Officer David Kurtz and Firefighter Jason Faso.
A life saved
Last Monday, the Amrhein family presented the Walden Police Benevolent Association (PBA) and the Walden Fire Department with checks for $5,000 in homage to their efforts in saving their daughter from … more
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Colin Schmitt, New York State Assemblyman for the 99th District, speaks at his campaign for Congress announcement last Tuesday in front of Montgomery Village Hall. He is campaigning to represent the state’s 18th Congressional District.
Schmitt launches congressional campaign
Assemblyman Colin Schmitt (R, C, I, LBT, SAM-New Windsor) joined by family, friends, constituents and community leaders last Tuesday announced his campaign for New York State’s 18th … more
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Gardiner updating Comprehensive Plan
The Town of Gardiner is moving forward in its quest to update its Comprehensive Plan, which hasn’t been modified in over 15 years. The Town Board, serving as the project team, unanimously … more
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Patricia Maher
Patricia Maher appointed to Walden Village Board
At last Tuesday’s Walden Village Board meeting, Patricia Maher was introduced as a Walden trustee. “I thought long and hard on this and I couldn’t have thought of a better … more
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