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Erica Forneret and Chris Hajek, founders of Cafe Little Treasure at 45 Liberty Street in the City of Newburgh.
A Little Treasure on Liberty Street
Joining the Liberty Street corridor and business community, Cafe Little Treasure, a new local eatery founded by husband and wife Erica Forneret and Chris Hajek, marked its first official week of … more
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The Downing Park Pergola, as it appeared in 1986. It is now fenced in and covered with graffiti.
City seeks grant for park structures
The Newburgh City Council will apply for a Preserve New York grant in the amount of $16,000 to help preserve two iconic Downing Park structures. Funding would assist the city in preparing a … more
The former Sacred Heart School is now utilized by the Newburgh Enlarged City School District to serve students above the normal high school graduation age.
School district responds to concerns over satellite school
Student safety concerns, meal services, educational opportunities and facility uses were brought to the attention of the Newburgh Board of Education by the community discussing Newburgh Free Academy … more
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Brian J. Burke, Director and Co-Founder of Downing Film Center.
The screen goes dark
After almost 17 years of memories and movies, the Downing Film Center, founded by Brian J. Burke, his wife Sharon and son Kevin, will close its doors officially on Thursday, April 27. The … more
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Proposed locations for on-site cannabis consumption.
City considers on-site cannabis dispensaries
The Newburgh City Council addressed comments in relation to a newly proposed amendment to the city code for zoning of cannabis dispensaries and cannabis retail and production facilities at a public … more
A proposed rendering of the property from the Liberty St corridor.
Mixed-use building proposed for Washington Street
The former three story building located at 104 Washington Street has been demolished in anticipation of a newly proposed mixed-use development property. The proposed project features a new four-story … more
Newburgh’s Historic Dutch Reformed Church, designed by Andrew Jackson Davis, dates back to the 1830s.
‘America’s Treasure’ needs help
The Dutch Reformed Church, a historical and staple landmark in the City of Newburgh, continues to seek remediation, stabilization and further community assistance and support in hopes of one day … more
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Crime stats and conspiracies
While attacking what they termed “a baseless conspiracy theory” advanced by Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler, Newburgh City Officials announced what they called a major crime … more
The body was discovered in front of a vacant lot on South Clark Street.
Woman’s body found on Benkard Ave.
City of Newburgh Police Officers responded to South Clark Street on March 12 where the body of a woman was found to have been dumped. The woman’s body was hidden under a mattress box spring and … more
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Heather Bell
Bell elected to the Chamber Alliance Board of Directors
The Chamber Alliance of New York State (CANYS), a statewide association of over 70 Chambers of Commerce, has elected Heather Bell, President and CEO of the Orange County Chamber of Commerce, to its … more
Mount’s Evers to have poem featured at Arts Mid Hudson gallery
Gina Evers, director of Mount Saint Mary College’s Writing Center and First-Year Experience programs, will have her poetry featured in the “Poets Respond to Art” exhibition at Arts … more
Gardiner joins Housing Smart Community Initiative
Acknowledging that there is a lack of affordable housing in the Town of Gardiner, the Town Board approved a resolution to join Ulster County in an effort to solve the countywide housing … more
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Orange County hosting hazmat collection events on April 14-15
Orange County will host a Hazardous Waste collection event for businesses, municipalities, school districts, and farms by appointment only on April 14 and Household Hazardous Waste and Operation Safe … more
Apparent homicide under investigation
Police responded to the Varick Peterson Homes in the City of Newburgh atapproximately 10:20 p.m. on Thursday, March 16, following a 911 call. Responding officers located a deceased male inside a … more
Mayoral candidate John Giudice announces his election bid last week on Broadway.
Giudice and Rehrey enter city races
Lifelong City of Newburgh residents John Giudice and Donald Rehrey Jr. have announced their intention to run for city seats this coming fall. Giudice will be seeking the mayoral seat, opposing … more
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Chief Daniel Valeri
Valeri takes command in New Windsor
With several weeks under his belt, newly appointed Town of New Windsor Police Chief Daniel Valeri looks forward to leading the department proudly and effectively as his predecessor, Chief Robert Doss … more
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Colette Fulton (left), in her re-enactor’s role.
Cornwall Historian to receive Woman of History Award
Colette C. Fulton, an established Hudson Valley historian will be awarded the Martha Washington Woman of History Award at the Washington’s Headquarters State Historic Site in Newburgh during … more
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Orange Lake firefighters are sent out on a hovercraft to assist the capsized boaters.
Orange Lake water rescue successful
Orange Lake Fire Department members were dispatched to Orange Lake at 12:32 p.m. on Wednesday, March 8 in response to a broken down paddle boat. No injuries were reported. According to Orange … more
Senator James Skoufis (D-Cornwall) criticized the project and developer and further addressed concerns such as senior housing, traffic and public amenities.
Biagini Woods plan draws concerns
Biagini Woods, a proposed 328 unit, 17 building multi-family development to be built adjacent to Cornwall High School in the Town of New Windsor received comments from the public addressing traffic … more
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City Fire Department restructuring underway
The Newburgh City Council held two public hearings last week on the newly-created position of fire commissioner and the amendments to the city code to recognize the adopted position. The adopted fire … more
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