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Also on today's calendar: Interviewing Workshop - Orange County Career Center, Newburgh and 9 more events.
Today's riddle: You're in a room with a mirror and a table, but no windows or a door. How do you get out? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. Newburgh Charter Review Commission to hold first meeting November 12 (midhudsonnews.com) — Newburgh residents will soon have a chance to follow a major review of how their city government is structured, as the new Charter Review Commission holds its first meeting on Thursday, November 12, at 7 p.m. at the Activity Center on Washington Street. The commission will decide whether to propose a new charter, targeted revisions, or no changes, and you can watch live or via the city’s website.
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2. Manley hurt by Huckabee's homophobia accusation, adds to Newburgh campaign tensions (midhudsonnews.com) — Tensions in the Town of Newburgh supervisor race have escalated after Democratic legislator Stephen Hunter’s partner accused Republican candidate Scott Manley of homophobia and racism, allegations Manley and his gay son strongly reject. The dispute, which follows vandalism of Manley’s campaign sign with a swastika, has sharpened personal and political divisions as Newburgh heads into Election Day.
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3. Boxing News: Junior Edges Arzeno In Majority Decision As Teflon Promotions' RE:PLAY Vol. 4 Lights Up Philadelphia (fightnews.com) — Newburgh’s own Jasir “King Ja” Junior improved to 2-0 as a professional, earning a hard-fought majority decision over Tyrone Arzeno in a six-round flyweight bout in Philadelphia. The 21-year-old, who had never gone past the third round before, showed stamina and inside-fighting skills that could make him a rising name for Newburgh boxing fans to follow closely.
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4. New York historic rehabilitation projects drew $2.27 billion in 2025 investment, state says (fingerlakes1.com) — Newburgh’s public housing authority is among those across New York using federal and state historic tax credits that drove $2.27 billion in rehabilitation investment in 2025. These incentives are helping convert historic buildings into housing and other uses, supporting thousands of jobs and expanding affordable homes, including projects that could shape future redevelopment opportunities for Newburgh residents.
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5. Albany activists submit more signatures for referendum on ranked choice voting (wamc.org) — Albany activists have submitted enough signatures to potentially put ranked choice voting for city races on the 2027 ballot, which could reshape how local officials are elected. For Newburgh residents, it’s notable that the town of Newburgh is cited as one of just a few New York municipalities already using a version of ranked choice voting, putting your community on the leading edge of statewide election reform debates.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "You're in a room with a mirror and a table, but no windows or a door. How do you get out?" — Look in the mirror and see what you saw, take the saw and cut the table in half. Two halves make a whole, climb out of the hole. (Thank you Mary K. for sending it in!)
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