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Nearly 100 Hudson Valley residents gathered Tuesday, June 3, for the “Turning Insight Into Action” event hosted by the Newburgh Urban Farm and Food Initiative (NUFFI), as part of the … more
A proposed amendment to a previously approved site plan along Route 32 calls for reducing the size of a planned commercial building and incorporating a Dunkin’ location within the structure. … more
St. Nicholas GreekFest, a beloved tradition in the Hudson Valley, returns June 13–15 with three days of authentic food, music and community celebration on the grounds of St. Nicholas Greek … more
Mónica Luján, a Democrat from the City of Newburgh, has announced her candidacy for the Ward 2 seat on the Newburgh City Council. She will challenge incumbent Councilwoman Ramona … more
A proposed $600 million Amazon fulfillment center in Orange County has sparked a sharp political dispute, with Assemblyman Brian Maher accusing State Sen. James Skoufis of playing politics at the … more
The Newburgh Board of Education voted on several resolutions regarding district administrative positions at its May 29 meeting, ultimately tabling a controversial proposal to eliminate 17 pedagogical … more
The Meadow Hill Road bridge in the Town of Newburgh will close Friday, June 13, as part of a $7.8 million project to replace the 72-year-old span over the Thruway (I-87), the New York State Thruway … more
Ann Marie Hines of the City of Newburgh intends to run for City Council in the upcoming fall election, looking to claim the Ward 3 seat. The Ward 3 seat is currently held by Councilman Bob Sklarz who … more
Sonya D. Grant, a seasoned community advocate and 22-year Newburgh resident, officially announces her candidacy for Newburgh City Council, Ward 1. Grant will be running on the Democratic line this … more
The Delano-Hitch Aquatic Center is officially open for the summer season, marking the return of a beloved community amenity after nearly five years of closure, planning and reconstruction. … more
Voters in the Newburgh Enlarged City School District approved the district’s 2025–26 budget, the Newburgh Free Library budget, and two additional propositions during the annual election … more
‘We’ve got goat cheese, falafel and pickles galore Come by and find me, I’ll give you a tour. We’re at the Farmers Market, put on a happy face There’s no rain, just a … more
A Civil War re-enactment and Flag Day commemoration will take place Saturday, June 14 from 2 to 4 p.m. at Washington’s Headquarters State Historic Site. The event features members of the … more
President Donald Trump’s appearance at the West Point graduation on Saturday generated local interest in neighboring Highland Falls and in the waters surrounding the United States Military … more
The Town and City of Newburgh observed Memorial Day with solemn ceremonies and festive parades over the holiday weekend, honoring those who made the ultimate sacrifice in service to the nation. … more
U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer visited the City of Newburgh on May 16 to denounce proposed cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), calling the nearly $300 billion in reductions the … more
Families and residents of the Town of New Windsor enjoyed marching bands, service members waving and free candy as part of the annual Memorial Day parade on Sunday, May 18. Earlier in the morning, … more
Surrounded by friends and family, World War II veteran Roger Shields celebrated his 99th birthday on Thursday, May 15, at a party hosted by American Legion Post 1420 at 1171 Union Ave. During … more
Cheered on by their loved ones, nearly 450 graduates received their diplomas at Mount Saint Mary College’s 62nd annual Commencement Ceremonies on Friday, May 16 and Saturday, May 17. The … more
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