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02/13/15 7:30am

Rental: Studio Space at Atlas Industries

It’s no secret that Atlas Industries is one of the best things to happen to the Liberty/Spring Street area. I have posted quite a few times about their intentions to rent out studio spaces, and now they have created a website just for that. Currently the site shows 9 studio spaces and 2 storage spaces for rent. They vary in size and you must contact them directly for price information. It’s an amazing raw and urban space with owners that are very forward thinking about Newburgh’s future. Last September they made space available for the Newburgh Open Studios Tour, exemplifying the building’s potential. They already have a few tenants doing cool things like art, music, photography and sculpting. Later this year they will hopefully open a new art gallery. Their Instagram profile shows tons more fun stuff.

If you think this is some place that you would like to rent space, contact them at:

i nfo@atlaseast.com
Atlas Industries
11 Spring Street
Newburgh, NY 12550
(845) 391-8855

History

02/12/15 7:30am

Old Newburgh Photos: Colorizing the Past

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Ant De Fria has been busy spending countless hours colorizing some of our favorite photos of historic Newburgh. It certainly gives new live to these photos. He has also spent time restoring the Battle of Newburgh video from 1961, which is another great way to see parts of Newburgh that are no longer in existence.

If you have old family photos in Newburgh that you would like to share email me.

Newburgh Arts Scene

02/11/15 7:30am

Queen of the Hudson Music Series Feb. 21

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One of Newburgh’s best kept secrets is back next Saturday at their new location at Atlas Industries, on 11 Spring Street. Suggested donation is $20.

Queen of the Hudson Music Series presents
Galina Zhdanova ~ violin
Katya Mihailova ~ piano
Grace Ho ~ cello

Saturday, February 21
11 Spring Street
Newburgh, NY

Doors open at 6pm, concert begins promptly at 7pm

For further details, check out the events calendar.

Newburgh Picture of the Week

02/09/15 7:30am

Picture of the Week

by Cher

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Photography by Kieth Nieto, concept and graphic art by Danielle Van Houten. Keith photographed this at the bottom of Broadway with a custom tripod mount and 12 inch doll!

Add your own photos depicting city life to the Newburgh Restoration flickr pool to be used on the blog, or email me. **Flickr users please do not forgot to remove disabling of downloading of pictures. Otherwise I can’t use them**

Link Roundup

02/06/15 9:30am

Weekly Link Round Up

by Cher

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The weekly link roundup is a collection of links related to Newburgh, revitalization, urban planning and anything else that might inspire change or create dialogue. “Mill Street Bridge” Photo by Brian Wolfe

Changes underway at Newburgh police department [HV Blogs]
Put pressure on owners of vacant structures [PJ]
‘Zombie Properties’ Get Artistic Makeovers in Humboldt Park [DNAinfo]
Should Urban Universities Help Their Neighbors? [The Atlantic]
City to take earlier, more aggressive approach to abandoned houses [Baltimore Sun]
Bringing sustainability to small-town America [Better! Cities & Towns]
London’s population will finally overtake its previous peak [City Metric]

Newburgh Real Estate

02/06/15 7:30am

Real Estate: 246 Carpenter Ave $109,900

by Cher

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From the photos, this looks like a lovely home in the north end of the City of Newburgh. Everything looks fresh or nicely updated. The carpet appears to be well maintained, but if it’s not your style there might even be hardwood floors underneath. The retro bathroom with the original tile looks charming. You might want to check out the alley/driveway to the right of the property to see if you don’t mind being so close to your neighbors.

246 Carpenter Ave Newburgh NY ( Igor Krasnoperov, Rising Star Realty)
Asking Price: $109,900
Year Built: 1930
Size: 1,434 sq ft
Neighborhood: NoBro
Taxes: $7,450
Distance to NYC: 58.1 mi, 1 hour 9 mins
Public Transportation: MetroNorth to Beacon, then take ferry across
Closest Roadways: 9W, I-87, I-84
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