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The Rev. Richard Witt, Executive Director of Rural & Migrant Ministry, Inc., [center] speaks with attendees at the event at RMM’s Grail campus in Cornwall-on-Hudson.
Asylum seekers find refuge in the countryside
Rural and Migrant Ministry welcomed asylum seekers from the Crossroads Hotel on a recent Saturday, to the Grail, a retreat center located in the Village of Cornwall-on-Hudson. These refugees enjoyed … more
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Andrew Krigsman, brother of Xavier Lunan, with Mayor Torrance Harvey as they enjoy
Newburgh welcomes new splash pads
The City of Newburgh celebrated the grand opening of splash pads at Tyrone Crabb Park and Xavier Lunan Park to kick off the summer season on Friday, June 23. This now makes three splash pads in … more
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“Hopefully Friday is the first day of many to come, because I want to serve the public, I want to do a great job on that. Once we open, we want to be open and doing the right thing for the public.” - Guillermo Rodriguez, owner of Newburgh Dairy and Grill.
Dairy Island is reborn
Newburgh Dairy and Grill, spiritual successor to Dairy Island at 183 South Robinson Avenue/Route 9W will see its lights on once again, boards off windows and food and treats being served for the … more
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Clinton Street Car Show to benefit Food Pantry
Plans are underway for the 2023 Clinton Street Car Show, which will take place in the Village of Montgomery on Sunday, September 17 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. This year, the event will benefit the … more
J&G attorneys (l. - r.) Michelle L. Babcock, Gary M. Schuster, Rachel Rosenwasser, Cynthia Hand, Rebecca Johnson, Lauren E. Scott and intern Isabelle Hayes.
Cynthia Hand elected president of Women’s Bar Association
J&G Law, LLP (J&G) is pleased to announce that on June 14, 2023, Cynthia J. Hand, Esq., an associate concentrating in estate planning, was installed as President of the Women’s Bar … more
Mount to present ‘Picturing Writing’ workshop for educators
Mount Saint Mary College’s Collaborative for Equity in Literacy Learning (CELL) will present a workshop for educators on the Picturing Writing literacy method from Monday, June 26 to Friday, … more
Nora Cronin graduates eagerly move their tassels to the other side of their caps to mark their official graduation status.
Nora Cronin gradates go forth
Nora Cronin Presentation Academy celebrated the academic accomplishments and the completion of the academic journey of the class of 2023 on Friday, June 16 at St. Francis of Assisi Church. The … more
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Bishop Dunn celebrates the Class of 2023
Anthony Albano, Vivienne Bersig, Michael Bonura, Nolan Brown, Rachel Canfield, Andrew Cracolici, Vincenzo Cracolici, Riley Crysler, Shalin Damacharla, Isaiah Davis, Tomas Esparra, Amelia Gatt, … more
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Medical field disappointment
 I am writing to extend condolences to future families dealing with a loss of a loved one.  What one has to go through including doctors=one who didn’t do enough=along with their … more
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City residents gathered to reflect on the lynching of Robert Mulliner on June 21, 1863.
An injustice remembered
Robert Mulliner was unjustly imprisoned and lynched in front of the city courthouse on Liberty Street on June 21, 1863 for the crime of rape of which he was falsely accused. On June 19, … more
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Longview Farm receives conditional approval
A final public hearing for the project known as Longview Farm, a 27 lot subdivision, was closed on Thursday, June 15 followed by final conditional approval by the Town of Newburgh Planning Board. The … more
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Meet Newburgh’s EJF
Newburgh’s Environmental Justice Fellowship has begun its third year of work with four new Fellows, and they invite the community to meet them all in person 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. on June 24 at Safe … more
Government officials, postal workers and more gathered for a group photo after the town hall meeting at Teamster’s Hall last week.
Postal union plea: ‘save our local post offices’
After Postmaster General Louis DeJoy revealed his 10-year-plan, “Delivering for America” in 2021, many labor unions, locals and government officials have been fighting back. They fear for … more
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Electrical Vehicle Charging Stations installed at three County locations
Orange County Executive Steven M. Neuhaus and Department of Public Works Commissioner Erik Denega have announced that electric vehicle (EV) charging stations have been installed at the Government … more
John Kocijanski
SUNY Orange welcomes summer with astronomical event
It’s June! Summer Solstice is soon. Now in 2023, Astronomy Night is scheduled at SUNY Orange, Middletown campus. This exciting educational event is set for June 21 starting at 8:15pm. In case … more
Interstate 84 and Taconic State Parkway ramps expected to close in Dutchess County
The New York State Department of Transportation is advising Dutchess County motorists to expect the following ramps along Interstate 84 and the Taconic State Parkway in Dutchess County to be closed … more
An aerial rendering of the newly constructed City of Newburgh Aquatic Center.
New plans presented for city pool
Engineering firm Clark Patterson Lee [CPL] returned on Monday, June 12 before the Newburgh City Council and city community with a 90% design update for the pool facility that is anticipated to be … more
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Dr. Jackielyn Manning Campbell
School board awards raises
Dr. Jackielyn Manning Campbell, Superintendent of the Newburgh Enlarged City School District, is due to receive an increase in salary from $285,000 to $300,000. The increase will go into effect on … more
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The Art & Frameworks storefront will be renovated into the new library extension.
Library retuning to the Newburgh Mall
The Newburgh Free Library will return its town branch location back to the Newburgh Mall. With a five year lease set to begin on July 1, the anticipation is to have the new location open and … more
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Jamison Zajac, P.E. of MHE Engineering makes a brief presentation about the Caesars Lane plant project and presents various site plans to the public.
Repairs sought for New Windsor water treatment plant
The Caesars Lane Wastewater Treatment Plant in New Windsor, which dates back to 1974, seeks repairs and upgrades following a half-century since construction. The plant’s construction and … more
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