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Water Emergency Declared, Recinded in the City Of Newburgh

Michael Vatter pled guilty to wire fraud in connection with state pension benefits before U.S. District Judge Cathy Seibel in White Plains federal court.

Newburgh Fire Chief Pleads Guilty

VALHALLA – Tamaya Berry was only nine ounces when she was born at St. Luke’s Cornwall Hospital in Newburgh one year ago, on April 25. She was rushed to the Maria Fareri Children’s Hospital, part of Westchester Medical Center, where she was cared for in the regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit for six months. At birth weight of about nine ounces, Tamaya weighed only as much as two iPhones. When she went home a half year later, Tamaya weighed 8 pounds, 7 ounces. On Thursday, the hospital threw a first birthday party for Tamaya, who doctors say is developing normally. But the first six months of her life was a harrowing experience for her mother, Dominique Fevrier of Poughkeepsie. “I just had to keep faith and keep praying,” Fevrier said. “I am a big God person; I am very religious. A lot of people in my family beat death so seeing her survive and being her mother, I can’t do anything more than.” Dr. Boriana Parvez, one of the physicians who cared for Tamaya, said she was one of the smallest babies ever born in New York State who survived. Her mom has two other children and her dad, Tyquan Berry, has five for a total of eight kids.

Special Baby Tamaya Berry, Celebrates Birthday

Carolers Perform at Newburgh Waterfront

Third Annual “ZombieFest and Zumba Party”

Valentine Hosts Breakfast for Mayor Judy Kennedy

From left to right: New Windsor Police Chief Richard Hovey, Frank Pierri Jr., Ryan Sussman, and former New Windsor Police Detective, Sergeant and now NFA Criminal Justice teacher Michael Truncale.

O.C. Police Academy Graduates Two More

Aquanetta “FerryGodmother” Wright and Santa Claus pose with Sam Cerone, Skye Davis and Ammarah Royster as carolers sang on the Newburgh waterfront to the ferry riders as they disembarked on Thursday, December 18, 2014. Hudson Valley Press/CHUCK STEWART, JR.

Santa Visits Newburgh Waterfront For Caroling

The bridge on Route 32 was re-opened last Tuesday with a temporary bridge. Photo: Samuel Wilson

Route 32 Temporary Bridge Installation Completed

Lillie Howard

Board Member wants to know “What’s Going On”

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