Student-athlete attendance and alteration of their records at Newburgh Free Academy were called into question by Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler. Now The state Department of Education will conduct an audit. Hudson Valley Press File/CHUCK STEWART, JR.

Student Attendance Policy to be Audited by State

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Newburgh held its annual Walk for Housing on Sunday, April 28 to commemorate the 20th anniversary of the organization.

Walk for Housing Goes on Despite Rainy Weather

New York State Attorney General Letitia “Tish” James.

New York Attorney General Targets EPA

Mount Saint Mary College students got a helping paw from their furry friends on May 6 at the Kaplan Family Library and Learning Center. Photo: Lee Ferris

Therapy Dogs Delight Mount Students

Cardinal Releases List Of Clergy ‘Credibly Accused’

There are 400,000 Americans living with HIV who have fallen out of care or are unaware of their HIV status. Given the stigma these communities face discrimination.

Stigma of Being a Gay Man and Person of Color

NAACP

Newburgh NAACP Calls on Construction Unions

Conor McNamar on the mound for Marist.

Marist Baseball Splits Doubleheader at Rider

The Kingston Land Trust receives a $2,500 check from Ulster Savings Charitable Foundation. Pictured (from left to right) Greg Shaheen, Conservation Coordinator, Kingston Land Trust; John Finch, Ulster Savings Bank EVP/COO; Julia Farr, Executive Director, Kingston Land Trust; and Ted Griese, Operations Manager, Kingston Land Trust.

Kingston Land Trust Awarded $2,500 Grant

Mount Saint Mary College students participated in the Clothesline Project throughout April, and the t-shirts they created were put on display at the college the week of April 22. Photo: Lee Ferris

Awareness Programs Honor Survivors of Violence

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