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Scott Manley and Stephen Krasner

Town of Newburgh supervisor race separated by 15 votes

Stephen Krasner holds a 15-vote lead over Scott Manley in the race to become the Town of Newburgh’s next supervisor, leaving one of the area’s closest elections unresolved as officials prepare to …

New Windsor residents face higher taxes as town approves budget

New Windsor residents will see higher property taxes and water and sewer charges in 2027 after the Town Board unanimously adopted a new budget last Wednesday. The $64.97 million spending plan is …
Duncan Richards “God Can You Hear Me?” is part of their fellowship project “Angels in the Operating Room” and is inspired by “medieval cosmological diagrams of the celestial spheres and biblical narratives of fallen angels.”

Ann Street Gallery Fellows find common ground in new exhibition

Three Hudson Valley artists spent the past six months developing new work at Ann Street Gallery, where a fellowship built around experimentation and collaboration has brought their distinct projects …
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Just a few of the crew members that those who need to call New Windsor-Cornwall EMS might meet.
New Windsor-Cornwall EMS receives national award
New Windsor-Cornwall Emergency Medical Services (NWEMS) has been recognized by the American Heart Association as a recipient of the 2026 Mission: Lifeline® EMS Gold Award, a national recognition for …
Supervisor Candidate Stephen Krasner and Jennifer Knox pose for a photo on Election Night at Fusion @ Union restaurant.
Knox unseats Vance-Ayers as Newburgh Town Clerk
Jennifer Knox defeated incumbent Lisa Vance-Ayers in Tuesday's election for Town of Newburgh clerk, according to unofficial results from the Orange County Board of Elections. Knox, running on …
Two arrested in Newburgh prostitution investigation near schools
Two Flushing residents were arrested following a prostitution investigation at a Fullerton Avenue business in Newburgh, police said. City of Newburgh police detectives executed a search warrant …
The Town of Newburgh currently stores camera images for 30 days and spends $175,000 annually on the Flock system.
Town police weigh new safeguards for Flock Cameras
The Town of Newburgh Police Department is considering additional safeguards and access limits for its Flock Safety license plate reader camera system as residents continue to question who can search …

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