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Programs at Mount Saint Mary College were disrupted by a cyber security breach in mid December.
Mount tackles cyber breach
Information and technology specialists and forensic experts have been working at Mount Saint Mary College over the past several weeks to resolve a cybersecurity incident recently discovered in late … more
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“I want you to realize how proud I am to know you, to be affiliated with you, to know that you spoke to somebody, that you dropped a pamphlet at somebody’s door, that you mentioned my name on the way in or out and that made the difference, that truly made the difference.”
Eachus takes the oath of office
Christopher W. Eachus of New Windsor, joined by his family, friends, fellow elected officials and supporters was sworn in as the newest member of the New York State Assembly on Sunday, January 1. … more
The former headquarters of New Windsor’s McQuade Foundation, the campus is now home to Saint Christopher’s School and has been designated by the U.S. Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) as a care provider of services and shelter.
Schmitt voices opposition to plan for St. Christopher’s
In his final days in office, Assemblyman Colin Schmitt doubled down on his opposition to any migrant settlements in the area. It had been a major platform of his unsuccessful congressional campaign … more
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Linda Muller, President and Chief Executive Officer of Cornerstone Family Healthcare retires after 31 years of leadership and service.
Cornerstone CEO retires
Linda Muller, President and Chief Executive Officer [CEO] of Cornerstone Family Healthcare concluded 31 years of service and leadership of the local healthcare provider at the end of 2022. She will … more
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Cannabis Law goes before public
The Town of Newburgh Board hosted a public hearing on December 27 to seek comments from the public on a proposed local law for a Cannabis Zoning Amendment for the town. The town board did not make … more
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PSC responds to Central Hudson complaints
Software difficulties, inaccurate billing , excessive charges, inadequate training and staffing and lack of readiness were identified in a recently released investigative report on December 15 by the … more
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Lisa Sillins
Paramedic killed in Newburgh accident
An alleged drunk driver has apparently taken the life of an ambulance service worker. Ambulnz EMT Lisa Sillins of Newburgh died Wednesday, December 21 succumbing to injuries after being struck by … more
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New Windsor celebrates Hanukkah with Menorah lighting
Residents of the Town of New Windsor joined together on Tuesday, December 20 to celebrate the lighting of the Hanukkah menorah located in front of Town Hall along Union Avenue. Music, dancing, hot … more
Central Hudson prepares for damaging winds, heavy rain
Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporation is advising customers to prepare for a powerful cold front that could bring damaging winds and heavy rain to the area Thursday night and throughout much … more
A rendering of the proposed Washington Street development.
Washington Street developer seeks PILOT
A developer seeking to renovate the former Washington Street School is seeking a 15-year Payment in Lieu of Taxes (PILOT) from the City of Newburgh. The development group 191 Washington Street LLC … more
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At last week’s press conference (l. - r.) Heather Bell-Meyer, Senator-Elect Rob Rolison, Councilman Bob Sklarz, Orange County Legislator Kevindaryán Luján, Mike Neppl, Senator James Skoufis and Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson.
Free bus rides through March
State Senator James Skoufis announced on Thursday, December 15 a new bus fare program along the Newburgh transit routes that will allow residents to ride public transportation for free until March … more
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Britain Wood scoping session draws concern
Traffic impacts, light pollution, questions about blasting, and concerns over not receiving notices were addressed during a public scoping session held by the Town of Newburgh Planning Board at the … more
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Flu season, plus RSV and Covid, leads to chaos at the hospital
A rise in flu cases has led to a shortage of hospital beds, plus drama and a long wait time in the emergency room. The New York State Department of Health released their Weekly Influenza … more
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NW increases tax breaks for seniors
The Town of New Windsor unanimously approved on Wednesday, December 7 to increase the annual senior income ceiling for the town from $37,400 to $42,400. “We’re doing what we can for … more
Harvel Brown stands with toys and other items currently being collected as part of his 3rd Annual Christmas Toy Drive.
Harvel Brown hosts 3rd annual Christmas Toy Drive
With the state of the world, some families can use a little Christmas cheer during the holiday season. Harvel Brown, 31, of Newburgh saw the need in his beloved hometown and decided to help those … more
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L - r: Amancio Salazar, Dr. Daniella Jones-Baynes on behalf of her mother Dr. Benilda Armstead-Jones and Linda Jansen received certificates from Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson’s office for their work and service in the community.
City celebrates Human Rights Day
The City of Newburgh Human Rights Commission celebrated several Human Rights Heroes on Saturday, December 10. The history of the nationally and globally recognized Human Rights Day began with … more
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Coach Malcolm Burks [center in blue] is joined by current and former track and field athletes for several photos to commemorate his achievement.
City honors Coach Malcolm Burks
Longtime City of Newburgh resident and Newburgh Track and Field Coach Malcolm Burks, joined by his wife Felicia Hodges-Burks, family, friends, mentors, community members and current and former … more
A reported bomb threat led to the evacuation of the Newburgh Home Depot on Tuesday.
Bomb threat reportedly at Newburgh Home Depot
The Home Depot located at the Newburgh Plaza was evacuated on the morning of Tuesday, December 6 after local authorities were alerted to a falsely reported bomb threat. “At approximately … more
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Judge strikes down ‘Good Cause’ Eviction Law
Orange County Supreme Court Justice Sandra Sciortino ruled the City of Newburgh’s ‘Good Cause Eviction’ Law as null and void on Wednesday, November 29. Local housing advocacy groups … more
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Russell C. Bevier (with microphone) accepts his certificate of appreciation, flanked by Council Members (l. - r.) Anthony Grice, Ramona Monteverde and Mayor Torrance Harvey.
City marshal honored for 51 years of service
City of Newburgh Marshal Russell C. Bevier was recognized by the City Council and members of the greater public for 51 years of dedicated service as a city auxiliary police officer on Monday, … more
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