Don’t forget that next Thursday, April 14th is the City of Newburgh’s auction for abandoned properties. Homes, including the one above will be up for bidding. A few other homes have been featured in the Rescue Me photo series. You can register online, see the catalog, and get more information by clicking on this link here.
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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. Photo by Brian Wolfe Maloney Proposes Replacing MTA [HC] Newburgh to open police substation [MHN] Newburgh Illuminated draws 40,000 people [MHN] Newburgh needs the Innovation Grand Street project [THR] Stewart […]
A new beauty salon is coming to 63 Liberty Street called Liberty and Beauty. This was once supposed to be the Fireman’s Museum which never materialized. Construction has begun for a storefront. This is a trend we are seeing south of Spring Street as there are about a dozen more storefronts that could be used […]
The City of Newburgh Industrial Development Agency (IDA) seeks proposals to develop a 15-acre parcel prior to its remediation under a NYS Dept. of Environmental Conservation designated brownfield cleanup program located at 5 Scobie Drive in the City of Newburgh, Orange County, New York. The City of Newburgh IDA is seeking development that will rehabilitate […]
Goodbye cinder blocks and hello beautiful sliding glass garage doors at the ADS warehouse on Ann Street. There will be a variety of uses happening in this building but, this particular space will be the home of a future distillery. Located directly off the Liberty Street corridor and across the street from the Ann Street […]