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Join Councilwoman Karen Mejia (Ward 1) and Councilwoman Ramona Monteverde (Ward 2) for a community meeting.
City Historian Mary McTamaney presented “Our Surprising Community: Local People of Color Across the Centuries” to shine a local light on Black History Month. On Friday, February 21 the public joined her at SUNY Orange in Newburgh for a look back at over 300 years of remarkable stories of historical people of color. Figures included physician Elisha Hawkins whose daughter founded Newburgh’s first Kindergarten, and Effie Smith who was a servant at Smith Farm in the center of the City and whose portrait hangs at the New York State Museum in Albany.
The presentation was made possible by the SUNY Orange Multi-Cultural Clubs in Newburgh and Middletown. You can download her presentation here.
Mary writes a local history column for the Mid Hudson Times and has served as City Historian since 2003. She is a wealth of information about Newburgh’s past which spans over 300 years.
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The City of Newburgh is pleased to announce that it has recently received an updated credit rating from Moody’s
Newburgh will use funding from the Cities RISE program to launch a series of Quality of Life Sweeps throughout 2020.
Come learn about Downing Park Urban Farm located in the middle of the City of Newburgh.
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Hudson-Valley residents in need of tax preparation assistance can visit Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh next month. Certified IRS volunteers,
The Cities RISE program has enabled the City of Newburgh to provide public access to BuildingBlocks, a map-based plat
The City of Newburgh Arts & Cultural Commission announces a call for commissioners.
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https://www.cityofnewburgh-ny.gov/home/news/neighborhood-development-task-force-meeting-1
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