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Vassar College Features Exhibition on Women’s Suffrage

The Marist women’s cross country and track & field programs have selected five captains in advance of the 2020-21 season.

Marist Names Five Captains for 2020-2021 Year

Orlando Lallave, Owner of the newly opened Emporium Square Artisan Market, stands with Barbara Martinez its Partner and Chief Marketing Officer inside its impressive space. The duo creatively found a way to join forces and transform the previous Middletown Flea Market into a thriving, new community of merchants.

Barbara Martinez Has Found Her True Calling

On Monday, September 14, City of Newburgh Detective Michael Loscerbo received a commendation for singlehandedly intervening in a stabbing in progress and effected arrest of the murder suspect. HUDSON VALLEY PRESS/ Chuck Stewart, Jr.

Man Stabbed to Death in Newburgh, Officer Honored

Beacon resident, Tara Simmons, will be making a 100 mile running trek next month to spread awareness of the 30 Human Rights all people are entitled to and deserve to have protected. Her journey will start in Albany on October 3 and conclude the next day, back home in Beacon. Guided by her organization’s Flipit4Life philosophy, focused upon turning any negative into a positive, Simmons is intent on spreading love and respect, serving as a shining light to her community and beyond.

Simmons to Make 100 Mile Trek For Human Rights

The Ellenville Regional School District, Ellenville Hospital’s Rural Health Network, Cornell Cooperative, and the Roundout Valley Growers Association announced Monday afternoon they are partnering together to create a Farm-to-School program to serve the local school district.

Farm to School Program to Serve School District

The Marist volleyball program’s first MAAC season came all the way back in 1997, a whopping 23 years ago.

Best Players That Have Put on a Red Fox Uniform

Marist Tori Jarosz

Tori Jarosz Continues Professional Career in Poland

On the first day of online learning for students in the Newburgh Enlarged City School District (NECSD), many students and instructors were unable to log in to their computers.

Classlink Computer Problems On Day One

Several area businesses joined together on Sunday, August 30 at the Office Vault on Broadway in the City of Newburgh, providing area youth with clothing, footwear and critical school supplies, to make their 2020-2021 school year more special.

Black Collective Makes Back-to-School Donations

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