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The next meeting of the Newburgh Heights Association is scheduled for Wednesday, November 17th, from 7:00–9:00 PM. The meeting will be held in the Heights Community Center, located at 104 S. Lander St.
Downloads:
• Printable event flier/English (PDF)
• Printable event flier/Spanish (PDF)
The November 2010 edition of Heights News is here!
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The new issue of Heights News is now available for download in both English and Spanish. Use the links below to download a PDF of either edition. Printed copies have also been distributed throughout the neighborhood.
Downloads:
• English: Heights News, November 2010 (PDF, 2.3MB)
• Español: Noticiero de Heights, Noviembre 2010 (PDF, 2.4MB)
Heights News is compiled and edited by Deborah Dresser and Yaakov Sullivan, and designed by Anna Dorfman.
The City Council is holding a special Budget Work Session followed by a “Resident Roundtable on 2011 Budget” tonight (10/27) at 6:00 PM at City Hall, 83 Broadway. The goal is to have input from the public regarding ideas for addressing our budget crisis and how to generate revenue for the city.
If you are unable to attend tonight, there will be another Resident Roundtable regarding the 2011 budget on Wednesday, November 3, at 6:00 PM at the City Activity Center, 401 Washington Street.
For those who have volunteered for the 104 S. Lander Street Task Force, there will be NO MEETING TONIGHT for the Task Force. If you can, please attend the Budget Work Session instead.
Please join us to discuss Phase 1 of the Newburgh Armory renovations, and plans to develop self-sustaining programs at the Armory in support of the City of Newburgh.
The Newburgh Armory, 231 South William Street, Newburgh, NY
Wednesday, October 27
5:30 PM
NHA member and Heights resident Deirdre Glen is part of a group, along with Bill Kaplan, Bill Richards, Fr. Kevin, and the new head of the business program at MSMC, Jim Gearrity, who want to share what they think will work at the Armory with Newburgh stakeholders. According to Deirdre, the thoughts center on a business plan that will make the Armory income-generating and self-sustaining.
Saturday, October 23rd
9:00 AM–Noon
Here’s what you do…
• Bring your stuff starting at 8:30 am
• Bring a table to show your stuff
• Bring bags and packing material so your customers can take it with them
• WHATEVER IS NOT SOLD, TAKE IT HOME!
Bake Sale!
If you don’t want to sell your stuff, why not bake a pie, or a box of cookies, or a cake? All proceeds go to the Newburgh Heights Association.
Cost of a selling space: $15 cash (to be collected by NHA officers on the day of the sale)
You keep the profits, unless you want to donate all or part of your profits to the Newburgh Heights Association, which is actively raising funds to improve the quality of life in the Heights.
For further information call Anne Thomas, (845) 562-6309 or Deborah Dresser, (845) 561-2555.
The October 2010 edition of Heights News is here!
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The new issue of Heights News is now available for download in both English and Spanish. Use the links below to download a PDF of either edition. Printed copies will be distributed throughout the neighborhood in the coming days.
Downloads:
• English: Heights News, October 2010 (PDF, 2MB)
• Español: Noticiero de Heights, Octubre 2010 (PDF, 2MB)
Heights News is compiled and edited by Deborah Dresser and Yaakov Sullivan, and designed by Anna Dorfman.
From MO’Betta (Mothers & Others for a Better Newburgh):
Dear Friends of MO’Betta:
The petition at the link below aims to bring greater attention to the City of Newburgh’s large number of unremedied codes violations and the role of Newburgh’s judges in this ongoing issue. We hope you’ll read the petition, sign it, and pass it on, in an effort to help us build strong public support for this initiative and get the attention of the judges to whom it is directed. Just imagine how much stronger our city could be if more of our buildings were in good repair. Thanks in advance for your support.
Mothers & Others for a Better Newburgh
Target: City of Newburgh residents, city employees and all other interested parties
Sponsored by: Mothers & Others for a Better Newburgh (MO’Betta)
Click here to sign the petition to Newburgh judges to hold Building codes violators accountable!
Join the Newburgh Preservation Association and Assemblyman Frank Skartados:
Preservation’s Role as a Stimulus for Newburgh’s Economic Growth
September 30, 2010, 6:00–8:00 PM
The River Grill, 40 Front Street, Newburgh, NY
Cash Bar & Light Appetizers · Door Prize · Guest Speaker
Speaker: New York Assemblyman Frank Skartados
Enhancing the Economic Welfare of Newburgh through the Preservation of its Historic Districts and Structures
Please RSVP by Sept 24th., Nancy Billman at 845.562.8076 or email ncbillman227@aol.com
Cost: Members $10; Guests $15
For more information about the Newburgh Preservation Association, please visit www.preservenewburgh.org
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The next meeting of the Newburgh Heights Association is scheduled for Wednesday, September 15th, from 7:00–9:00 PM. The meeting will be held in the Heights Community Center, located at 104 S. Lander St.
Planned Agenda:
• Status Update: 104 S. Lander St. task force
• Status Update: Petition to Newburgh’s judges to enforce codes violations and fines
• Guest Speaker: Ed Lynch, the new Director of Planning and Economic Development
Downloads:
• Printable event flier/English (PDF)
• Printable event flier/Spanish (PDF)
The September 2010 edition of Heights News is here!
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The new issue of Heights News is now available for download in both English and Spanish. Use the links below to download a PDF of either edition. Printed copies will be distributed throughout the neighborhood in the coming days.
Downloads:
• English: Heights News, September 2010 (PDF, 2.3MB)
• Español: Noticiero de Heights, September 2010 (PDF, 2.3MB)
Heights News is compiled and edited by Deborah Dresser and Yaakov Sullivan, and designed by Anna Dorfman.
