FROM: Mid Hudson News
January 27, 2020
FROM: Mid Hudson News
January 27, 2020
NEWBURGH – While officials of the Port Authority and New York Stewart International Airport continue their efforts to grow passenger service at the Newburgh area facility, […]
PATTERN BRINGS TOGETHER MAYORS OF THREE CITIES THAT WON THE $10 MILLION DOWNTOWN REVITALIZATION INITIATIVE
The leaders offered their insights and answered questions about the process
NEWBURGH (April 24, 2019) – The mayors of three Hudson Valley cities that received $10 million […]
By Michael Randall […]
Gentrification. For some, it’s a word that suggests progress. For others, concern.
For decades, the Hudson Valley’s urban areas didn’t get the attention they deserved.
In recent years, with an improving economy, more efforts are focused on revitalization. Mayors who want nothing […]
Regional planners help small cities reboot
Middletown, New York, and other small cities in the Hudson River Valley are revitalizing with the help of Pattern for Progress — a regional not-for-profit planning group. Pattern-trained stakeholders are spearheading projects that will restore […]
On South William Street in the city of Newburgh, furniture maker Atlas Industries has turned a dormant warehouse into a new headquarters and studios and workspaces for dozens of artists and craftspeople. […]
By Amanda Purcell /The Poughkeepsie Journal
Tom Murphy, the former Pittsburgh mayor credited with turning the former industrial city’s economic fortunes around, visited with Hudson Valley leaders Tuesday to discuss the hard decisions urban centers like the City of Poughkeepsie face in […]
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