On Thursday, November 12, members from the Greater Parks Conservancy, Newburgh Conservation Advisory Council, Department of Small Interventions, Department of Public Works and City of Newburgh Ward 1 Councilwoman, Karen Mejia, planted 12 new trees on Liberty Street in the City of Newburgh.

City of Newburgh Finds a Home for 12 New Trees

Family and friends gathered on Saturday, November 7, for a socially-distanced graduation of students of the Ulster BOCES Surgical Technology program, at the Port Ewen Adult Career Education Center. 19 Students completed the program.

19 Graduate From Surgical Technologist Program

Letitia James

James Sues Sotheby’s for Defrauding Taxpayers

Juliene Bell-Smith, Board Member, Peekskill Industrial Development Agency

Juliene Bell-Smith Appointed to Peekskill IDA

The pandemic gripping the country altered the way Dutchess County paid tribute to veterans this year.

Dutchess Veterans Day Caravan Offers Rolling Tribute

4 chambers of the heart: right atrium, right ventricle, left atrium, left ventricle.

Many Patients Are Eligible For Treatment With SGLT2 Inhibitor

At a Veterans Day ceremony to dedicate the new wing, Lieutenant Governor Kathy Hochul unveiled a plaque to honor the memory of the late New York State Senator William Larkin, Jr., who was instrumental in establishing the Hall of Honor in 2006 and secured $10 million for its expansion.

Newly Expanded National Purple Heart Hall of Honor

New York State Thruway is Now “Cash-less”

Representatives from Westchester’s SMART Commute Program, Feeding Westchester, and Stop & Shop joined together to host a Bee-Line Stuff a Bus food drive.

Food Drive Assists Westchester Residents

As they prepare for their initial season in the Frontier League in 2021, the New York Boulders this past week announced the signing of six players and the acquisition of a seventh in a trade.

New York Boulders Have Signed Seven to Roster

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