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Local police agencies to observe National Night Out
The City of Newburgh, Town of New Windsor and Town of Newburgh welcomes and invites all residents and visitors alike to their respective National Night Out celebrations that are set to take place on … more
Maloney announces $21 million for local projects
Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (NY-18) voted to pass H.R. 8294, a package of six appropriations bills that include over $21 million for community projects in the Hudson Valley. These local wins, announced … more
First case of monkeypox identified in Orange County
Health Commissioner Dr. Irina Gelman today announced that Orange County’s first case of monkeypox (orthopoxvirus) has officially been identified. Monkeypox is a viral infection that is … more
Artist Liz Nielsen explains her inspiration for her installation.
Art installation lights up historic Dutch Church
City residents, supporters, friends and other creative minds gathered at the Dutch Reformed Church to witness and celebrate Forcefield, a new large scale art installation created and designed by … more
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The proposed layout of the apartment buildings with retail space for the newly proposed Overlook Farms site.
Overlook plan sparks neighbors’ concerns
Increase in traffic, residential safety, and site drainage were brought forward during discussions on the proposed development project known as Overlook Farms along 9W. The proposed development … more
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Corey Allen presents the grant and begins the discussion on the multimedia Urban Renewal project for the City of Newburgh.
The story of Urban Renewal
City of Newburgh residents and families, affected by the Urban Renewal process, will now have the opportunity to share their own stories and testimonies through a newly approved multimedia report … more
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The proposed site plan for the Monarch Woods Senior Housing project off of Monarch Drive.
Monarch Dr. senior housing plan aired
Increase in traffic, neighborhood safety, site construction and loss of town character were brought forward during discussions on the proposed Monarch Woods Senior Housing project in the Town of … more
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Midnight Ferry’s owners Ellen Sigunick and Philippe Pierre welcome you to stop by the Newburgh Waterfront to try their ice cream and additional desserts.
Midnight Ferry opens at the waterfront
Ice cream, gelato, shakes and sorbets in a variety of flavors are all available at the City of Newburgh’s newest waterfront ice cream shop, Midnight Ferry, located at 12 Front St. The new … more
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Douglas McKeever helps guide the organ console as it is lifted to the top balcony ready for reinstallation.
Church organ makes a triumphant return
Through construction scaffolding, building materials and tool bags, stands the prized and beloved oak frame of the organ of Calvary Presbyterian Church in the City of Newburgh which has started to … more
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Hot water for Central Hudson
Newburgh City Council members expressed frustration with Central Hudson Gas and Electric Corp. who appeared at the city work session Thursday, July 7 to provide an update on their gas main … more
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Pay stations coming
New electronic parking meters installed along the Newburgh Waterfront, Liberty Street, Grand Street and Broadway corridor look to bring in additional revenue for the City of Newburgh. Several … more
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Fire coverage an issue for council
Newburgh City Council members listened and received comments from the public, mainly from city firefighters and additional residents in reaction to the tragic fire that took place last month on … more
Chicken and other foods are being cooked by the Reggae Boy Cafe food truck during the course of the day for the residents of the City of Newburgh.
Food truck festival launches holiday festivities
In preparation for the anticipated fireworks display along the waterfront in the evening, City of Newburgh residents enjoyed local food and flavor from noon till 11 p.m. at the first annual Food … more
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Friends pitch in to help displaced family
Amal Ishak, owner, of Cream Boutique on Liberty Street, was in Arizona several weeks ago when she first learned of a devastating fire on Lander Street that killed one, injured another and displaced a … more
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Father Bill Damroth in the prayer garden he created at Saint Francis Church in Newburgh.
Newburgh pastor heads to Port Jervis
After seven years of dedicated service to the City of Newburgh, Father William Damroth bid farewell to the parish of St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta to begin his new life as pastor of Immaculate … more
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[L-R] Ashley Taroc, Diego Alayo and Jazlynn Caceres with their new boards and gear from the Great Skate Giveaway.
Local business provides free skateboards
Keep It Moving, Hacienda Skate Shop and Keaton’s Kids joined together recently to celebrate the first Great Skate Giveaway in the City of Newburgh. 100 brand new and completely built … more
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From left to right the creative minds behind The Jet Set: Alex Kelly, Jessica Gonzalez, Maggie Lloyd, Stephanie Nunnari (standing), Michael Kelly (far right) and Pat Nunnari (foreground).
Tiki bar soon to open on Front Street
The Jet Set, a tropical tiki bar, restaurant, and lounge, is about to land at the Newburgh Waterfront this summer. The business partnership brings together some of the hottest business minds in … more
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Colonial Game Days at the Matthewis Persen House Museum
Nina Postupack, Ulster County Clerk is pleased to present “Colonial Game Days” June 30 through July 2, at the Matthewis Persen House Museum located at 74 John Street in uptown Kingston, … more
The new Mobile Police Station at Liberty St. and South St. in the City of Newburgh.
Mobile police station sets up on Liberty Street
In order to increase visibility, increase response time and foster new community relations, a new 24/7 operational Mobile Police Station from the City of Newburgh Police Department was dispatched and … more
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Newburgh school district suspends four
The Newburgh Board of Education voted to suspend Newburgh Free Academy Assistant Principal Katiana Simon and three other district employees, who were not identified, during their regular meeting on … more
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