There will be some changes made to the blog, mailing list, and Facebook page. Hopefully these changes will make my job easier, and make the blog easier to reach, read, and share. The Blog: Hopefully there will be a makeover coming in the future. If you have any ideas on how it can be improved [...]

One of Newburgh’s biggest problems is neglected and abandoned properties. They attract crime and most times have to be knocked down because they are past the point of saving. The rescue me series has proven that enough. Last Friday the Times Herald Record published an article stating that the City of Newburgh has now arrested [...]

A few months back we reported on how the City of Newburgh is trying to woo the film industry. With so many diverse back drops and proximity to NYC Newburgh is an excellent location. Now there is an official film office that is located inside the Motorcycle Museum on Lake Street dubbed, REEL Newburgh, REAL [...]

In less than a week, over 70 guns have been collected from the City of Newburgh! There is still an opportunity to sell a gun for up to a $150 Shop Rite gift card. The next collection dates are: Saturday, February 9 10am-4pm, 131 Broadway Saturday, March 16 10am-4pm 60 Dubois Street

Newburgh Restoration is seeking another writer/contributor who can commit to at least one blog posting per week. We would really love to further expand the revitalization of Newburgh by showcasing everyday Newburgh lifestyle. That includes blogging and taking pictures about local happenings all around the City. Newburgh is just like any other city with micro [...]

It is that time of year again where we look back at the past year and rejoice all of Newburgh’s small and large victories. But, before we get started, there is something new I’d like to do this year, and that is to hear from you. What suggestions do you have that could make Newburgh [...]

A new post on the fanpage of the Historical Society of Newburgh Bay and the Highlands sends out a sincere thank you to Central Hudson for presenting a $10,000 check to City of Newburgh Historian Mary McTamaney. It will be used to create a series of Thomas Edison history programs during the 2013 Newburgh Illuminated [...]

Landlords who once ignored laws regarding the neglect of their properties will now be held accountable vows Mayor Kennedy in a recent THR article. Properties like the one above with garbage spewed about is unfortunately all too common in Newburgh. Hopefully the threat of fines and a court appearance will make landlords maintain their properties. [...]