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Mid Hudson News Published September 26

City of Kingston selects consultant for local waterfront revitalization plan

CITY OF KINGSTON- The City of Kingston has selected a consultant team for the Local Waterfront Revitalization Plan (LWRP) project. The City has selected LaBella Associates as the prime consultant to create the City’s updated Local Waterfront Revitalization Plan. LaBella, working…

Mid Hudson News Published September 26

Join the CCE Orange County Master Gardeners for Fall programs

MIDDLETOWN- Fall is in the air, and the Cornell Cooperative Extension (CCE) Orange County Master Gardener Volunteers are gearing up for a whole host of creative workshops and gardening lectures in Otisville and Middletown, NY. We hope you will join us for one of the following…

City of Newburgh News Published September 25

CITY OF NEWBURGH SEEKS MEMBERS FOR THE BOARD OF ASSESSMENT REVIEW

The City of Newburgh is seeking volunteers to serve on the Board of Assessment Review to fill one (1) vacant position and one (1) upcoming term expiration...

City of Newburgh News Published September 25

COUNCILWOMAN STEWART HOSTS 2ND ANNUAL SENIOR LINK DAY

Join Councilwoman Stewart for the second annual Senior Link Day...

Mid Hudson News Published September 25

Storm alert: O&R prepared to mobilize as Nor’Easter looms

PEARL RIVER - Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc. will mobilize its emergency response workforce Saturday morning with a Nor’easter expected to impact the coast, bringing strong winds and heavy rain into parts of the service territory. Gusty winds could reach up to 40 miles per…

Mid Hudson News Published September 25

Two arrested with loaded gun

NEWBURGH – A traffic stop on a vehicle that failed to put over for speeding on Washington Street in the City of Newburgh resulted in the arrests of the two men who were in the Honda Accord. Officers continued to attempt to stop the car on September 19. It eventually pulled over…

Mid Hudson News Published September 25

City of Newburgh seeks Christmas tree for display on Lower Broadway

NEWBURGH- The City of Newburgh has begun its annual search for the perfect Christmas tree to be featured on Lower Broadway during this year’s holiday season. The City is seeking an evergreen tree measuring at least 25 feet in height. Property owners who may be interested in…

Mid Hudson News Published September 25

M&T Bank volunteers participate in Women Build for Historic Habitat for Humanity Development in Saugerties

SAUGERTIES- A group of M&T Bank employees volunteered this week as part of Ulster County Habitat for Humanity’s Women Build Week, a peer-to-peer fundraising and volunteer initiative supporting the Hope Springs Development, which will become the first Habitat-led neighborhood in…

Hudson Valley One Published September 25

Angry Orchard’s 10th anniversary celebration concludes this weekend

Angry Orchard’s Walden cider house, where the national brand develops its small-batch ciders, wraps up its two-weekend 10th anniversary celebration. There will be apple pie eating contests twice a day, cider doughnuts, a vendor market, and barbecue and wings from visiting food…

Mid Hudson News Published September 25

Newburgh to terminate contract for Flock license plate readers

NEWBURGH – The Newburgh City Council Monday night is expected to terminate its contractual relationship with Flock Safety for use of its automated license plate recognition technology. City residents and several council members believe the system poses a risk to city residents in…

Mid Hudson News Published September 25

Israeli prime minister lands at Stewart en route to UN

STEWART AIRPORT – Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netenyahu flew into New York Stewart International Airport at Newburgh on Thursday and was motorcaded to New York City for the United Nations General Assembly session. The southbound Thruway had dozens of State Police cars…

Mid Hudson News Published September 25

Restoration Advisory Board member criticizes DoD delay on PFAS study

NEWBURGH – It has been 10 years since it was discovered that the City of Newburgh’s water supply – Washington Lake – was contaminated with the ‘forever chemical’ PFAS and a member of the Restoration Advisory Board is totally frustrated by what he calls the lack of action. Ronald…

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