The much anticipated Constellation Project by Melissa McGill will be launching Sunday, June 28 7:30-9:30pm on Bannerman Island. The lights will be viewable from Newburgh, especially from the Bluff in the Heights neighborhood. If you want to get closer, you can do a boat tour, or a kayak tour. A great way to end a summer weekend in Newburgh.
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The Newburgh Community Land Bank is accepting RFP’s for 102-104 Washington Street. A vacant shell that is just around the corner from the Liberty Street corridor and Washington’s Headquarters. This is an exciting opportunity to bring another building back to life in this central corridor. According to the Land Bank: The goal is to encourage […]
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This will be wonderful from the bluff in the Heights…a community BBQ may be in order 🙂
That’s a great idea, perhaps along the ‘view shed’, aka ‘green zone’. Back in the day, ’60’s early 70’s, when growing up in Brooklyn we had ‘block’ parties…close off the street, open barbeques, stick-ball, etc.. Good times, everyone had each other’s back. Seemed to be enough from a kid’s perspective.