News across Greater Kiryas Joel

Voices Through Brushstrokes at the Liberty Mall (VIDEO)
LIBERTY – All are welcome tonight at Liberty Mall for the unveiling of Voices Through Brushstrokes at 5 p.m., presented in partnership with Grese Productions, Casa Di Longobardi, and Hope’s Compass. The project features eight massive 8-by-3-foot paintings permanently installed in…

Varsity Roundup: Beacon
The latest football, golf, soccer, tennis, volleyball, swimming and cross-country results

Varsity Roundup: Haldane
The latest soccer, tennis, volleyball and cross-country results

Section 9 football picks: Week 5 features key division matchups
Week 5 brings another important slate of Section 9 football, with division races beginning to take shape and several teams looking to make a statement as the regular season reaches its midpoint. Some matchups feature familiar rivals, others pit teams headed in very different…

Goshen cruises to boys’ soccer win over crosstown rival (VIDEO)
GOSHEN – Gio Hernandez and Ronan McDonnell each scored two goals to lead the Goshen boys’ soccer team to a 7-1 win over crosstown rival Burke Catholic on Tuesday. Myles Warren added a goal with two assists for Goshen (7-1), a perennial Section 9 Class A power. Jon LaBush and…

Around Town (Photos)
Rev250 markers, Black still beautiful, living landmark, fall cocktails

The Newburgh-Beacon Ferry is back open again—temporarily
The ferry will be open the first two weekends of October as part of a pilot to showcase ridership.

How They Voted (Congress)
Select votes by our Senate members through Oct. 2

OCTOBER 8 COUNCIL WORK SESSION, OCTOBEBR 13 REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING EXECUTIVE SESSION SCHEDULED
The Newburgh City Council Work Session and Regular Council Meeting will be held in-person on the third floor of City Hall, 83 Broadway, Newburgh, NY 12550...

Lawler Attacks Conley on Data Centers
But tiptoes around the issue himself

The Week Ahead
Click for calendar highlights from Oct. 3 to 11

Ulster, Orange County cocaine trafficking investigation leads to 10 arrests
Ten people have been charged with 153 crimes in connection with an alleged cocaine trafficking network operating across Ulster and Orange counties, New York attorney general Letitia James announced Sept. 30. Authorities said the investigation recovered more than one kilogram of…