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Members of For the Many rallied in support of the Good Cause Eviction Law at Monday’s City Council meeting.
Council adopts revised Good Cause Eviction Law
Newburgh City Council voted unanimously on Monday, September 9 to repeal and replace Chapter 240, “rental properties,” Article III of the City Code, entitled “prohibition of … more
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The Town of Newburgh EMS shows out for National Night Out.
Town of Newburgh celebrates National Night Out
After a rain reschedule earlier in August, the Town of Newburgh came out to celebrate National Night Out on Wednesday, August 28 at Cronomer Hill Park. Townspeople, town officers and community … more
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The start of last year’s Cupcake Run at Mount Saint Mary College.
Bishop Dunn to host annual Cupcake 5K
Runners of all ages, get ready to taste victory (and confections) at Bishop Dunn Memorial School’s Sixth Annual Cupcake 5K Run/Walk on Sunday, Sept. 15. The event, featuring a race for … more
Olmsted Conference comes to Newburgh
The Olmsted Network will host its 2024 Annual Conference - Landscapes of Renewal: Olmsted, Vaux and Downing in the Hudson Valley from September 14 to 15. The purpose of this conference is to focus on … more
A race to the bottom of the slide.
International fest returns for 35th year
The 35th annual City of Newburgh International Festival during the Labor Day weekend capped off the summer season as children began making their way to school the first week of September. Families … more
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Plum Point Park in New Windsor is closed while officials access possible structural damage to the bridge on the property.
Brush fire closes bridge, Plum Point Park in New Windsor
A significant brush fire erupted late Saturday night near the entrance to Plum Point Park in the Town of New Windsor, leading to the temporary closure of a bridge and the park itself. The fire, which … more
Families make their way to several tables with community resources.
Armory hosts back-to-school giveaway event
The Newburgh Armory Unity Center welcomed city families to their annual Back To School Distribution event on Wednesday, August 28. Backpacks were distributed, community resources were made available … more
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General Montgomery Day returns this Saturday
The Village of Montgomery is known for several community events throughout the year, including the Skip Chambers Tractor Parade, An Old Fashioned Holiday, and the St. Patrick’s Day Parade. But … more
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Brentano String Quartet
HCMC welcomes Brentano Quartet
The Howland Chamber Music Circle (HCMC) opens its 2024-2025 chamber series with the world-renowned Brentano String Quartet at the Howland Cultural Center on Sunday, September 15 at 4 pm. Following … more
Brush fire closes bridge, Plum Point Park in New Windsor
A significant brush fire erupted late Saturday night near the entrance to Plum Point Park in the Town of New Windsor, leading to the temporary closure of a bridge and the park itself. The fire, which … more
Showtime Cinemas owner Christopher Bistor.
Curtain to fall on Showtime Cinemas
The Showtime Cinemas theater will officially close its doors on Sunday, September 15, ending over two decades of operation in the Town of Newburgh. The theater building and surrounding parking lot … more
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Construction crews are actively working on the new Delano Hitch Aquatic Center.
City pool on schedule for Memorial Day ‘25
Over the past few months, several projects in the City of Newburgh have been active with construction personnel and vehicles at their worksites. These projects look to turn former unviable sites into … more
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Jim Politi and Mary McLymore
Two will vie for town board vacancy
Jim Politi and Mary McLymore have announced their bids for a seat on the Town of Newburgh Board this coming November. Both candidates in this election will be running for the first time and look … more
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Construction crews have dug into the ground at the 842 Broadway site along upper Broadway. The site, once a former gas station, is looking to be redeveloped.
Broadway cleanup underway
Along Broadway heading into the Town of Newburgh near the Quassaick Creek, construction crews have been working at the property known as 842 Broadway. Charred building materials and vehicles that … more
Weapons seized, 13 arrested
On August 20, members of the New York State Police Troop F Violent Gangs Narcotics Enforcement Team (VGNET), Troop F Community Stabilization Unit (CSU), City of Newburgh Police Department and the … more
Tributes offered to retired ANG Wing Commander
Family, friends, and members of the NY Air National Guard’s 105th Airlift Wing gathered in the Stewart Air National Guard Base in Newburgh last Friday, August 23 to commemorate the late Major … more
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The circus came to town
The annual Ritz Kidz Circus Community Performance was held on Friday, August 12 on Safe Harbors Green. This spectacular show is the culmination of an intensive two-week social circus program for … more
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With rising grocery prices, it’s good to comparison shop
Whether due to increased demand for certain items, climate anomalies across the globe, or supply chain issues left over from Covid, there’s no question that it costs more to feed a family now … more
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A rendering of a new housing development proposal made up for two buildings with 58 apartments and a new dog park along Water Street.
Hillside property development plans eyed
The issue of redevelopment of hillside property along Water Street in the City of Newburgh came before the Newburgh City Council at its Aug. 8 work session. The council received an update on the … more
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Local FDs to receive $273,000 in grants
Senate Majority Leader Charles E. Schumer and U.S. Senator Kirsten Gillibrand announced on August 19 nearly $6.5 million in federal funding for fire departments across New York State. The funding … more
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