July 29th, 2010

Current News

Travel through time

If there is a subway line capable of time travel, the Montgomery Senior Center was certainly a stop, if not Grand Central for that line on Saturday. Full article.

La Vida Garden sits in a small plot of land shadowed by a boarded-up building in the next lot. Shingles hang at odd angles from its roof. A multi-colored facade of red and blue bricks draw your eye back to the garden and make the inner-city street look more like a block from Dr. Seuss instead of the City of Newburgh. Full article

Lloyd sued over Highland Square

Lauretta Drive residents, Fran Raucci and Madeline Labriola, made good on their promise to take action against the Lloyd Town Board for their approval of the proposed Highland Square project by hiring attorney David Gordon who filed an Article 78 lawsuit against the town last Friday. Full article.

Montgomery edges towards state crown

Donavan Murphy had the key hit in extra innings that sent Montgomery to win the District 19 boy’s major title. And he jacked a two-run homer late Saturday evening to help beat Stony Point 5-3 in the sectional tournament.Read full article.

Newburgh remains in hunt for state title

It was not a place Newburgh’s junior boys Little League team was used to being in. After dominating teams to win the District 19 tournament, winning and finishing many games under the 10-run rule…Read full article.

Highland girls reach sectional tournament

Highland’s girls’ junior Little League team did not have much experience this season before facing Chatham Saturday at Tony Williams’ Park in the sectional tournament. Read full article.

Safe Harbor artists exhibit at the Newburgh Library

Several artists from The Cornerstone Residence at Safe Harbors of the Hudson have produced an electric array of artwork that’s on display in the lobby gallery of the Newburgh Free Library through August 6. Sponsored by the library, the show features oils, acrylics, collage, tempera and paper macheRead full article.

EXCLUSIVE: Ralph Aiello Hudson River Photos

For a limited time, order prints of award-winning Newburgh photojournalist Ralph Aiello. You can also see more of Aiello’s photos on display at Crawford House, 189 Montgomery Street, Newburgh.

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