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A bedsheet banner displayed at Monday’s City Council meeting urges a more permanent ceasefire in the conflict between Israel and Hamas.
A call for peace in a faraway place
With a fragile pause in the war in the Middle East, peace advocates brought their concerns and fears to city hall, Monday evening. At city council Monday night, a resolution “Advocating … more
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The former Liberty Street School is currently under construction and remediation, seeking to be reopened in Spring 2024.
Liberty Street to become a community creative center
The former Liberty Street School is currently under construction and remediation, seeking to be reopened in Spring 2024 as a new community creative center that includes artist and entrepreneurial … more
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Erve and Roberta Hamilton of The Print Shop thank all their customers and friends for their support as they bid farewell to the business on December 1.
Broadway’s Print Shop to close its doors
After 46 years of business, memories and long-time customers, the Print Shop at 639 Broadway Suite 1B, owned and operated by Roberta and Erve Hamilton, closes its doors on Friday, December 1. … more
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Historic photo recreated on 99th anniversary of Bear Mountain Bridge
In celebration of 99 years since the Bear Mountain Bridge opened for public use, the New York State Bridge Authority (NYSBA) has unveiled a recreation of a 1924 photograph of construction crews and … more
L - r: Zamir Coddington, Kaylee Alvarado and Serenity Carter ready to hand out food.
More than 800 turkeys and hams distributed
Families and city residents were able to take home a turkey or ham, fresh produce, canned goods and other small goods as part of the Newburgh Armory Unity Center’s (NAUC) Thanksgiving … more
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Some of the thousands who gathered in Washington DC on November 14.
Antisemitism rising in Orange County?
October 7 was the deadliest day for Jews since the Holocaust. Antisemitism is on the rise across the United States and hundreds of hostages have been captured by Hamas and are still missing. The war … more
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Newburgh remembers two line-of-duty deaths
Two of Newburgh’s finest were remembered on Saturday, November 18 in two special ceremonies. The first was a gathering at Woodlawn Cemetery in New Windsor, to mark the 50th anniversary of … more
Service to honor two fallen officers
On Saturday, November 18, the City of Newburgh Superior Officer’s Association and City of Newburgh Police Benevolent Association will be hosting a memorial ceremony commemorating the 50th … more
City prepares to declare housing emergency
Having heard a presentation on its recently conducted vacancy study, the Newburgh City Council is now planning to take action, by declaring a housing emergency and establishing a rent guidelines … more
Newburgh Mayor Torrance Harvey and New Windsor Supervisor-elect Stephen A. Bedetti
Harvey wins re-election in Newburgh; Bedetti leads New Windsor vote
Torrance Harvey won re-election Tuesday as mayor of the City of Newburgh, capturing more than 60 percent of the vote in a three-way race for mayor. Unofficial results showed Harvey with a huge … more
New Windsor honors veterans with annual ceremony
On the morning of November 11, the residents of New Windsor came together to pay their respects to the nation’s veterans during the town’s annual Veterans Day Ceremony. This heartfelt and … more
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Welcome to Highpoint City of Newburgh!
LYNC Community Foundation opens its doors
The LYNC Community Foundation has officially opened its doors to the Highpoint campus, an 18,000 square foot site serving as a community and commercial space powered by women of color-owned … more
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Assemblyman Jonathan Jacobson with Executive Director Chris Napolitano and Chief Bryan Williams of the Town of Newburgh EMS.
Jacobson announces $217,000 for Town of Newburgh EMS
Asssemblymember Jonathan Jacobson (D-104) announced the arrival of a new ambulance for the Town of Newburgh Emergency Medical Services which was substantially funded by a $217,000 grant which he … more
Holiday Happening to benefit Ella Rose Foundation
The Ella Rose Foundation is excited to announce “Holiday Happenings,” a heartwarming event to celebrate the holiday season, spread cheer and provide support to families with children with … more
Dominican Sisters of Hope, from left, Sisters Catherine (Cass) McDonnell, Connie Kelly, Pat Magee, Margaret Anderson, Liz Menard..Mount Saint Mary College, summer, SURE
Mount to honor Dominican Sisters of Hope at annual gala
Join Mount Saint Mary College for its 14th Annual Leadership Gala Reception, celebrating the Dominican Sisters of Hope, on Friday, December 1. The Dominican Sisters, the religious order that … more
The City of Newburgh officially breaks ground on Friday, November 4 for the East End Lofts.
City breaks ground for East End Lofts project
The City of Newburgh officially broke ground on Friday, November 4 for the East End Lofts, a new 66 unit mixed-income housing development with business space located along South Colden Street. The … more
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Mall tower to get fresh paint by the summer of ’24
The project known as Mid-Valley/Starbucks was approved by the Town of Newburgh Planning Board to be circulated to the Orange County Planning Department for review on Thursday, November 2. The project … more
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Gardner Ridge due planning board review
The Town of Newburgh Planning Board will see the project known as Gardner Ridge, a proposed multi-family and senior housing project return at their next meeting on Thursday, November 16. The project … more
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Harvey wins re-election in Newburgh; Bedetti leads New Windsor vote
Torrance Harvey won re-election Tuesday as mayor of the City of Newburgh, capturing more than 60 percent of the vote in a three-way race for mayor Unofficial results showed Harvey with a huge … more
New absentee voting regulations in effect
Ashley Torres is the Ulster County Democratic Commissioner of the Board of Elections in Kingston. She said in 2022 New York State changed the law on Absentee voting.   “In the … more
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