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Liberty Street repavement underway
The City of Newburgh has temporarily closed parts of Liberty Street from Ann St. to Renwick St. to allow Central Hudson Gas and Electric to begin paving restoration work.   Paving … more
Eachus looks to honor veterans
Assemblyman Chris Eachus has announced he is collecting nominations – through October 30 – for his 3rd Annual Veterans Award. The honors will be presented near Veterans Day. … more
New Windsor hosts bike rodeo and family movie night
Kids and families gathered at Kristi Babcock Park Oct. 3 for the Town of New Windsor’s Bike Rodeo, led by the New Windsor Police Department. Young riders tested their skills on an obstacle … more
Elks members cooking.
Newburgh Elks Lodge hosts 16th annual, 10K drawing, supports local charities
The Newburgh Elks Lodge 247 held its 16th annual 10K drawing and picnic Saturday, October 4, featuring food, refreshments, and community giving. Chairman John Giudice presented a $3,500 check to … more
Christina Bouey performs Jean Sibelius’ Violin Concerto.
GNSO presents ‘Late Idyll’
The Greater Newburgh Symphony Orchestra will present “Late Idyll,” an evening of contrasting musical masterworks by Sibelius and Brahms, on Saturday, Oct. 18, at 7:30 p.m. in Aquinas Hall … more
John F. Gould’s depiction of Washington’s Headquarters in the Spring of 1783 is one of three historic paintings on display at the Newburgh Free Library.
Newburgh and the Nation: The Art Of John F. Gould
Artist John F. Gould (1906-1996) painted three historic and magnificent scenes depicting the end of the American Revolutionary War 1782-83 in the Vails Gate, New Windsor and Newburgh area. The … more
New Windsor man convicted in Newburgh rape case
An Orange County jury on Tuesday convicted a New Windsor man of rape and unlawful imprisonment in connection with a 2024 incident in the City of Newburgh, District Attorney David M. Hoovler … more
Habitat for Humanity names new executive director
Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh has appointed Jessica Miuccio as its new executive director, effective Sept. 22, following a national search. “We are thrilled to welcome Jess as … more
Fostertown School to honor former principal
The Newburgh school board has voted to rename Fostertown Elementary School’s library as the Ramos Reading Room in honor of the school’s late principal, Maritza Vargas Ramos. Ramos … more
New positions approved in Newburgh Schools
The Newburgh Enlarged City School District Board of Education has approved the creation of several new positions for the 2025-26 school year. At its Sept. 30 meeting, the board approved one new … more
New Windsor completes Town Hall accessibility project
The New Windsor Town Board has approved final payments to FC & C Construction, marking the completion of Americans with Disabilities Act–focused renovations at the Town Hall Complex. … more
Volunteers needed for Friends of Seniors program
The Town of Newburgh is seeking volunteers for the Friends of Seniors Independence Program, which helps older residents remain in their homes and live independently. Volunteers assist seniors … more
Newburgh to hold first Hispanic Heritage Month flag ceremony
The City of Newburgh will host its first Hispanic Heritage Month flag ceremony Saturday, Oct. 12, from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. The event, open to the public, will feature live music, dancing, food, … more
Living Waters Tabernacle plans move to New Location
The Living Waters Tabernacle Worship Center plans to move to a new location on Rock Cut Road in the Town of Newburgh. The church submitted a site plan for renovations to the town planning board, … more
Fifth annual Sukkahfest coming to Newburgh Waterfront
The Chabad of Eastern Orange County will host Newburgh’s fifth annual Sukkahfest on Sunday, Oct. 12, at the Newburgh waterfront. The free event will run from 3 to 6 p.m., featuring a … more
Orange County Quality of Life report card to be released
Vision Hudson Valley will release the updated Orange County Quality of Life Report Card in the coming weeks. The report, last published in 2015, measures quality of life across eight categories: … more
Newburgh council advances pier reconstruction
The Newburgh City Council on Sept. 22 declared itself lead agency and issued a negative environmental impact declaration for the long-awaited reconstruction of the Newburgh Landing Pier, moving the … more
Contract talks between teachers, district at impasse
Contract negotiations between the Newburgh Teachers’ Association and the Newburgh Enlarged City School District remain stalled, even after the recent reinstatement of Superintendent Dr. … more
Orange County secures Woolworth Building in Newburgh
Orange County has purchased the historic Woolworth Building at 128 Broadway in the City of Newburgh, ensuring the Department of Health and Department of Motor Vehicles can remain permanently based in … more
NWPD arrests man on gun charges after domestic incident
A New Windsor man was arrested last week after police recovered two firearms during an investigation into a domestic incident, authorities said. Detectives executed a search warrant Sept. 16 at … more
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