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… comments of opposition from residents who attended an Oct. 1 public session hosted in the City of Newburgh. The formal comments will be provided to the two state agencies reviewing the proposed … Read More

… October 1, 2016, 12:30 – 4:00 pm NEWBURGH PILGRIM PIPELINES FORUM AND PUBLIC COMMENT. Newburgh Free Public Library, City of Newburgh (map) Join Riverkeeper and Scenic Hudson for a … Read More

… 914-478-4501, ext. 239; [email protected] Testimony includes calls for blood testing for Newburgh residents, new drinking water source protection program. Albany, NY — In testimony … Read More

… are proposed for: Kingston Flats South, Port Ewen, Big Rock Point, Milton, Roseton, Marlboro, Newburgh, Tompkins Cove, Montrose Point, and Yonkers. Last month, Riverkeeper, in partnership with … Read More

… reports. The press reports about the spill prompted concern from river users as far away as Newburgh, some 140 miles away. That did life in the creek no favors, and may have put both aquatic … Read More

… addressing the pressing issues surrounding access to clean water: from Flint to Hoosick Falls to Newburgh, we are daily being reminded of the importance of community members working to maintain … Read More

… Weathers, Director of Communications (914) 478-4501 ext. 239; [email protected] City of Newburgh’s drinking water is put at risk by ‘emerging contaminant.’ Newburgh, NY – … Read More

… businesses (Hudson River Expeditions in Cold Spring, I Paddle NY in Saugerties), municipalities (Newburgh Conservation Advisory Council), AND agencies (NYC Department of Environmental Protection). … Read More

… stormwater into sanitary sewers outside the Capital District, including $100,000 for the City of Newburgh to continue work to eliminate illicit discharges directly to the Hudson River. These … Read More