News across Orange County

Career burglar guilty following Orange County trial
GOSHEN – A 65-year-old Newburgh man was convicted after a jury trial in Orange County Court to burglary, criminal mischief and petit larceny in connection with a daytime residential burglary in the Town of Newburgh. The conviction of Jorge Martinez marks his 11th and 12th felony…

GOBERNADORA ANUNCIA QUE 2.5 MIL HOGARES DE NUEVA YORK PUEDEN BENEFICIARSE DE DESCUENTOS
La gobernadora pone en marcha una nueva campaña para inscribir a millones de neoyorquinos en el Programa de Asequibilidad Energética (EAP) del estado, lo que les permitirá ahorrar hasta cientos de dólares al año en servicios públicos...

LA CIUDAD DE NEWBURGH REALIZARÁ LA PURGA SEMIANUAL DE HIDRANTES
El Ayuntamiento de Newburgh pondrá en marcha su programa semestral de limpieza de los hidrantes de incendios en toda la ciudad a partir del lunes 5 de octubre de 2026...

NEWBURGH ORGANIZA UN TALLER PÚBLICO SOBRE EL ESTUDIO DE INVENTARIO DE RECURSOS NATURALES
El Ayuntamiento de Newburgh organizará un taller público para presentar el informe preliminar del Inventario de Recursos Naturales (NRI) el sábado 3 de octubre de 2026, de 11:00 a 1:00 p. m., en el Activity Center...

Catskill Mountain Railroad to offer fall foliage train rides
KINGSTON – The Catskill Mountain Railroad will offer fall foliage train rides beginning Saturday, Sept. 26, giving passengers an opportunity to view the changing colors of the Catskills from the historic railroad corridor. The Fall Foliage Adventure Train will travel along the…

SUNY Orange receives NYCCT Community College Innovation Award
MIDDLETOWN – The New York Community College Trustees (NYCCT) celebrated SUNY Orange’s work in reforming its math placement process, along with its developmental math curriculum, by presenting the College with the organization’s 2026 Community College Innovation Award on Friday…

U.S. News & World Report Names SUNY Purchase a Top 10 Public School for 2027
PURCHASE – SUNY Purchase is listed as one of the 9 Top Public Schools and among the best 128 National Liberal Arts Colleges by U.S. News & World Report in the 2027 edition of their college guide. Purchase is also listed as 57 on the list of top performers in the nation on social…

Warwick-Goshen rivalry carries generations of history into Spirit Trophy game
For Goshen senior Josue Luna, the Warwick-Goshen Spirit Trophy rivalry is about more than what occurs during the annual showdown. A two-way lineman for the Gladiators, Luna understands the history and tradition behind one of the country’s longest-running rivalries and the…

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…

CITY OF NEWBURGH SEEKS 2026 CHRISTMAS TREE FOR DISPLAY ON LOWER BROADWAY
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...

Smith brothers carry family legacy into Middletown-Port Jervis Erie Bell rivalry
For Middletown football players Andrew and Jude Smith, the Erie Bell rivalry with Port Jervis is more than a game they grew up watching. Long before they suited up for Middletown, the brothers heard stories about the “Bell Game” from their father, Robert Smith Jr., and…

DiNapoli: State will try to ‘backstop’ cuts from Washington
TOWN OF WALLKILL – The so-called ‘Big Beautiful’ bill that Republicans in Washington passed last year, will have harsh impacts on New York State and its residents, State Comptroller Thomas DiNapoli said. Speaking in the Orange County Town of Wallkill on Wednesday, the Democratic…