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Fireworks set in City of Newburgh
CITY OF NEWBURGH – The City of Newburgh will hold its annual Independence Day fireworks display on July 4. The fireworks display will be launched at 1 Washington Street (a.k.a. People’s Waterfront Park), at around 9 p.m. Setup time will begin at 6 p.m. To help protect public safety, 1 Washington Street will be closed to the public from the time of setup until the event has concluded.
Another Hudson Valley, NY Manufacturing Plant Closing; 81 Layoffs
Another 81 New York workers will be laid off this Fall when a Hudson Valley manufacturing plant is officially acquired by another company and moves out of state. It's a news story that seems all too familiar in the Hudson Valley. Since February, hundreds of Hudson Valley factory workers have been laid off in a series of announcements about the mergers, closings or downsizing of businesses operating in New York State.
Haunted History Trail Adds New Orange County, New York Haunting to its List
When you think of a haunted trail, you probably think of Halloween and actors dressed up in scary costumes, popping out of the woods to scare you right?. Well, the Haunted History Trail of New York State isn't anything like that.The publication has created a space for history and paranormal enthusiasts to find a happy medium.
17M flex building told to restructure driveway access
The 17M Flex building, a warehouse and office on 8.9 acres along Route 17M and Cannon Hill Drive, received guidance on its driveway, parking, and sidewalk plans at the June 20 Goshen Planning Board meeting. The board said it preferred one driveway access point for the building as opposed to...
Newburgh board of education approves three administrators in special Sunday session
NEWBURGH – Following debate on procedure and legality of conducting a special Sunday meeting, the Newburgh Board of Education approved three administration appointments without discussion. The board approved the contract for Deputy Superintendent Onyx Peterson through June 30, 2027 at a salary of $230,000 through June 30, 2025 with...
Blood donors come from far and wide
CARMEL- A steady stream of donors rolled up their sleeves during Putnam County’s semi-annual blood drive, Friday—a drive sponsored by the Driscoll Lodge of the Fraternal Order of Police in conjunction with the Carmel Knights of Columbus lodge, Putnam residents serving with the Fire Department of New York City and Guardian Revival.
Former Downstate Correctional Facility in Fishkill Set for Mixed-Use Community Redevelopment
Conifer Realty, LLC has been selected by Empire State Development (ESD) to redevelop the former Downstate Correctional Facility in Fishkill, Dutchess County, into a mixed-use community, aligning with New York State's efforts to repurpose unused state land to alleviate housing shortages. The project aims to transform the site into a vibrant residential area and community space, creating approximately 200 construction jobs over a decade-long, multi-phase development.
Public Still Waiting For More Info About Pool Closure in New Paltz
Some Ulster County Residents have been denied their cool refreshing trip to the Ulster County Pool this week. People who just bought season passes after the big heat wave last week are going to have to wait to get in the water a bit longer due to an unexpected closure of the Ulster County Pool.
O’Brien concedes Conservative line to Ingrassia in NY-100 Assembly race
MIDDLETOWN – Camille O’Brien has conceded the Conservative line to Lou Ingrassia Jr. after losing to him in the 100th Assembly District Republican primary on Tuesday. Ingrassia defeated O’Brien 1,249 to 858 in the primary. The NY-100 consists of Middletown and Wallkill in Orange County and most of Sullivan County.
Mayor opens pools and dedicates Pulaski pool house (VIDEO & GALLERY)
POUGHKEEPSIE – A ribbon-cutting for the $4 million pool house at Pulaski Park in Poughkeepsie kicked off swimming season at the city’s two pools, with the second being located at Spratt Park. The project was initially slated to cost $2.4 million and the pool house includes a men’s room, women’s room, family bathrooms, lifeguard room, office welcome desk, and storage and kitchen areas. Other upgrades were made to the pool area, including a new.
Am I A Jerk For Setting Off Fireworks in my Neighborhood?
If a neighbor of yours is setting off fireworks would you go out and ask them to stop? It happened to me over the weekend in Poughkeepsie, NY and I'm wondering if I handled the situation the right way or not. For as long as I can remember hearing fireworks...
Councilwomen ask for prayer for Poughkeepsie (VIDEO)
POUGHKEEPSIE – City council members Ondie James and Terriciena Brown hosted a Community Prayer Vigil at Earline Patrice Park at Mansion Square on Saturday afternoon. Fifth Ward Councilwoman James told Mid Hudson News that the event was open to all city residents, community leaders, clergy, youth groups, churches, elected officials, family, friends, and organizations.
Army Track and Field Standouts Shine at 2023-24 Olympic Trials: Records broken by Brian Matthews and Brooke Stratman
The 2023-24 Army West Point track and field season concluded at the Olympic Trials with Brian Matthews placing 16th overall after running a 50.83 in the 400 hurdles semifinals. Brooke Stratman also competed, finishing 21st in the javelin event, leaving a legacy as the best javelin thrower in West Point history.
Celebrate July 4th with the 62nd annual Independence Day Parade & Fireworks
Get your red, white, and blue on, your American flags ready, your patriotism flowing, and get ready to celebrate America’s birthday as the Peekskill and the surrounding communities join together on the streets of downtown to listen to the numerous bands as they play their trumpets, fifes & drums. Clap and cheer the volunteers that help keep our communities safe at the annual July 4th Peekskill Independence Day Parade sponsored by the Peekskill Volunteer Firefighters Association.
Yorktown Celebrates Pride Month with a March and Festival
YORKTOWN, N.Y. — Hundreds turned out for the fourth annual pride celebration in Yorktown Heights on Saturday, June 29, which featured a march through downtown, speeches, and performances. There were also various vendors, crafts for kids, information tables, and LGBTQ+ and ally speakers. Organized by Yorktown for Justice, the event celebrates the LGBTQ community and drew people from Westchester and Putnam counties, along with local officials Councilman Sergio Esposito, Supervisor Ed Lachterman, Assemblywoman Dana Levenberg, Senator Pete Harckham, and Westchester County Legislator Vedat Gashi. For more local news, visit TAPinto.net
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