Previously, the Trump administration reported the cancellation of Poughkeepsie's Social Security Administration lease New York City's Department of Homeland Security U.S Secret Service lease and New Windsor's Internal Revenue Service National Office lease as well but the leases have since been removed from the list As of April 22, Manlius' Indian Health Service lease and New York City's General Services Administration lease have been removed from the list Named for an Internet joke Trump’s Department of Government Efficiency or “DOGE,” effort has cancelled government contracts and laid off thousands of workers as part of a wider effort to overhaul the federal bureaucracy The president and his allies have touted it as a long-overdue measure to cut down on inefficiencies and fraud in government How many leases has the Trump administration canceled nationwide?Initially the Trump administration said it had cancelled more than 700 leases nationwide the government data portal listed 679 lease terminations and as of April 22 that number is even lower at 643 total lease terminations the Trump administration said they had saved around $468 million through the cancellation of these leases with over $7 million of that money coming from leases canceled in New York state that overall number was lowered to around $400 million and as of April 22 the overall savings through canceled leases in New York ticked back up a bit as on March 27 the Trump administration said they had saved under $6.5 million but as of April 22 See the updated list: Trump administration revises list of canceled federal leases in NY Here is a revised list of all leases in New York that the Trump administration reports it has cancelled as of April 22 Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates An employee of an entertainment company that hosts events featuring a Mexican form of rodeo called jaripeo has been cited after noise complaints in Orange County prompted a police response over the weekend A Jaripeo rodeo event (depicted above) was held at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center on Sunday The citation resulted from an incident on Sunday when officers from the New Windsor Police Department responded to numerous complaints from residents about excessive noise coming from the area near the Newburgh city line Using decibel meters, police determined that the source of the noise was an outdoor rodeo event hosted at the Newburgh Armory Unity Center at 355 South William St. in Newburgh, hosted by Zamora Entertainment.  Although the event took place within Newburgh city limits police said the sound levels measured in New Windsor exceeded the allowable noise limits set by New Windsor Town Code police issued a citation to Sergio Martinez identified as an employee of Zamora Entertainment He was charged with violating the town’s Noise and Illumination Control ordinance and is scheduled to appear in New Windsor Town Court on Tuesday they must be conducted within the bounds of our local laws,” said Town Supervisor Stephen Bedetti “This citation underscores our commitment to enforcing the noise ordinance and protecting the quality of life for all our residents.” According to Zamora Live East Coast's website which feature a Mexican form of rodeo involving riding wild colts or bulls bareback while also performing exercises like throwing a lasso or bullfighting without harming the animal One of these events was held at the Armory Center on Sunday, according to Zamora's Facebook page.  The son of the late Frederick and Ruth (Drew) Arndt where he brought in local bands to spotlight He was an avid New York Jets and New York Yankees Fan and enjoyed watching wrestling he was predeceased by his dogs Angel and Oliver A Celebration of Jimmy’s life will be held Saturday friends and family are invited to come mingle and share stories and memories of Jimmy The family kindly asks that in lieu of flowers, memorial contributions be made to the Middletown Humane Society, Hudson Valley SPCA, or the New Windsor Volunteer Ambulance Humane Society of Middletown142 Bloomingburg Road, Middletown NY 10940Web: http://www.middletownhumanesociety.com/ New Windsor Volunteer Ambulance555 Union Avenue, New Windsor NY 12553Web: https://newwindsorems.org/ JSW MG Motor India has turned up the heat in the electric car game again—this time with the new Windsor PRO the company has now revealed that the upcoming electric vehicle will feature a larger 52.9 kWh battery pack it’s aimed squarely at range anxiety Built on MG’s Global Smart Electric Platform the Windsor PRO retains its compact crossover shape but adds a fresh set of tricks under the skin It now packs 136 PS of power and 200 Nm of torque via a Permanent Magnet Synchronous (PMS) motor is IP67-rated for water and dust resistance But the highlight here is its tech arsenal MG has confirmed that the Windsor PRO will come equipped with Level 2 ADAS offering features like adaptive cruise control the car will support Vehicle-to-Load and Vehicle-to-Vehicle charging it can power your camping gear or even juice up another EV The Windsor PRO is a successor to the MG Comet and Windsor with the latter being one of India’s best-selling EVs since launch MG is targeting buyers who want a more feature-loaded future-ready offering without stretching to premium EVs like the Hyundai Ioniq 5 or the Volvo XC40 Recharge the Tata Nexon EV and Mahindra XUV400 will be its closest rivals—though the Windsor PRO might outshine both on the tech front MG hasn’t disclosed the official range yet expect real-world figures to hover around the 350-400 km mark The pricing is expected to remain competitive and could start around ₹13–15 lakh (ex-showroom) The Windsor PRO is shaping up like that overachieving cousin who just got better at everything overnight Now all it needs is a good price tag and a quirky shade of green—and we’re in business A New Windsor man has been sentenced to seven years in prison in two sexual abuse cases 49-year-old Matthew Walsh was sentenced Monday in Mercer County Circuit Court after pleading guilty to two Class 2 felony counts of aggravated criminal sexual abuse involving a pair of victims under the age of 13 Walsh was arrested in March of 2023 following an investigation by the Mercer County Sheriff’s Office and New Windsor Police Department Walsh will serve a term of mandatory supervised release according to a Mercer County Sheriff’s Department press release Walsh has received credit for 758 days served in prison Carton Named AP Honorable Mention All-State Tune In And Take Action: Relay For Life Radiothon Returns With Live Music And Community Support Dear Reader,Unfortunately our comment platform isn\'t available at the moment due to issues with our paywall and authentication vendor The extension will run from the airport station to the new Windsor station Train horns blared and bells sounded while engineers in orange safety vests tested the SMART rail line tracks in Windsor Saturday ahead of opening the line to passengers which is done to ensure the rail line passes all of the necessary safety checks kicked off at the beginning of the month with switching equipment checks Saturday’s test marked the first time a train operated on the tracks daily throughout the month of April between the Sonoma County Airport Station and new Windsor Station “This is a very important milestone for SMART,” said Julia Gonzalez communications and marketing manager with SMART Train the Windsor station is the first of the rail line’s northern extensions that is set to open engineers will begin doing simulated service testing people can expect to see trains running on a more consistent schedule It is unclear when the Windsor extension will open to passengers but a grand opening party is planned for June 13 The Windsor extension will run from the airport station to the new station with future extensions planned for Healdsburg and Cloverdale Gonzalez said the most-used station is the one in downtown Petaluma but early modeling has shown the Windsor station could be a close second Along with offering an extended service for train commuters the project also comes with an additional three-mile stretch of the bicycle and pedestrian pathway “It is going to provide opportunities for people commuting for work and leisure,” Gonzalez said “There are so many fantastic things to do in Windsor It is a great launching point to visit wineries and to enjoy activities on the town green.” Contact Staff Writer Anna Armstrong at 707-521-5255 or anna.armstrong@pressdemocrat.com NEW WINDSOR - A New Windsor man was charged with attempted murder after he allegedly stabbed another man Thursday morning New Windsor town police said officers responded to a report of a stabbing at the Old Forge Hill Apartments just before 9:15 a.m they found a 45-year-old man bleeding profusely from multiple stab wounds to his chest was transported by New Windsor EMS to Montefiore St Luke's Cornwall Hospital in the city of Newburgh for treatment The victim provided a description of the man who attacked him a man matching that description was located in the area and arrested was charged with attempted second-degree murder and second-degree assault and fourth-degree criminal possession of a weapon Fossil found: Discovery of jaw 'another chapter' in Orange County's mastodon history: What's next Bascus was arraigned and sent to the Orange County jail in lieu of $125,000 cash bail $300,000 secured bond or $750,000 partially secured bond The name of his attorney was not immediately available Police said they recovered the weapons used in the attack New Windsor police were assisted at the scene by state police the Town of Cornwall Police Department and the Town of Blooming Grove Police Department's K-9 unit (This story was updated to add new information.) Mike Randall covers breaking news for the Times Herald-Record and the Poughkeepsie Journal James Skoufis announced a $2 million allocation for recreation projects in New Windsor and Warwick during a press conference Tuesday at Myron Urbanski Memorial Park will help build and expand amenities to benefit their communities and New Windsor $750,000 for various projects expected to be completed in the next several years Skoufis was joined by town supervisors Joseph Betro (Goshen) Goshen plans to build a new aquatic center at Myron Urbanski Memorial Park by summer 2026 “This has been a 20-year dream for the Town of Goshen,” said Supervisor Betro “We finally are going to succeed in building a beautiful aquatic center for the town.” New Windsor will use its funds to explore options for a splash pad with Ruscitti Park and Kristi Babcock Memorial Park under consideration Supervisor Bedetti expressed gratitude for Skoufis’ continued support “Every time I’ve called Senator Skoufis for money every single time he came through,” Bedetti said Warwick plans to enhance its current facilities with the construction of a new children’s pool “It’s abundantly clear that the town supervisors in Orange County care very much about our youth,” said Supervisor Dwyer “We also have a state senator who shares that sentiment and delivers the funds to get the job done.” Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs & Student Services at SUNY Orange who announced new swimming classes and safety training as part of the state’s Making SUNY Pools Community Anchors Initiative Skoufis briefly mentioned the New York SWIM program a statewide initiative to improve swimming opportunities though his district has yet to receive funds from the program Skoufis said he hopes the governor will propose to extend the program Bedetti noted that New Windsor’s plans for a splash pad are still in the early stages with surveys needed to finalize the project layout emphasized the importance of inclusivity with the addition of ADA-compliant water wheelchairs “Our town board is really committed to growing and expanding the recreation department,” Lincoln said Following a long-term investigation in Orange County with felony charges pending for a significant amount of drugs and paraphernalia shared the news of a successful search warrant and subsequent arrest in New Windsor the day prior Together with the FBI Hudson Valley Safe Streets Task Force the United State Postal Inspection Service the Town of New Windsor Police Department executed a judicially authorized search warrant located on Stonecrest Drive in the Town of New Windsor was reportedly the focus of a long term investigation Authorities indicated the investigation was for illegal possession and distribution of narcotics by a person who lived at the residence on Stonecrest Drive Two canines affiliated with the Town of New Windsor Police Department 'positively indicated for the presence of narcotics and firearms.' Police seized a number of items including 400 grams of powdered cocaine along with multiple magazines and assorted ammunition A total of $3,900 was also found at the residence was arrested following the execution of the search warrant and charged with Criminal Possession of a Controlled Substance New Windsor Police Chief Daniel Valeri emphasized that the department will continue to work 'tirelessly' to protect their residents This operation demonstrates the continued dedication and collaboration of our local and federal partners in combating the illegal drug trade and ensuring the safety of our community including the invaluable assistance of our K-9 Unit we have successfully disrupted a significant narcotics operation Rodriguez and the seizure of firearms and drugs are a testament to our commitment to keeping New Windsor safe Several agencies, including the New Windsor K-9 unit, came together following a long investigation to make a local arrest.\nRead More The park will be at 1060 S. Emporia St., part of an area that currently has only Ben Bezoff Park. The Denver City Council approved a $750,000 purchase of the land on Monday. “We promised the voters who approved the Parks Legacy Fund six years ago that we would do this kind of thing, and this is the first time it's happening in District Five,” said Councilmember Amanda Sawyer, who characterized the purchase of the land as “joy.”  The Parks Legacy Fund, a sales tax voters passed in 2018, pays for land acquisition, planning, and maintenance for parks. The .25 percent tax adds 25 cents to every $100 purchase. Most of the money for the sale will come from the Parks Legacy Fund, though $75,000 will be donated by the nonprofit Denver Park Trust. The property is at the intersection of South Dayton Street and East Mississippi Avenue, across the street from Challenge School. The city will pay $750,000 to the land’s current owner, the High Line Swim Club. Parks and Recreation also asked city council for $200,000 for planning, tree care and the cost of the sale. The new park will serve 1,700 households, according to the city. It’s part of the city’s effort to ensure every Denverite can walk, roll or ride to a park within 10 minutes of their homes. You power Denverite!If you love what we do, donate today to support our essential and delightful local news. 20 puppies are set to take over Stewart Airport as part of their training to be future guide dogs Also See: Popular Poughkeepsie Dispensary Set For Massive 1 Year Anniversary Event  Guiding Eyes for the Blind is a nonprofit organization that provides specially trained guide dogs to people who are blind or visually impaired Here’s a breakdown of what they do: Training Programs: They offer personalized training for individuals learning to work with their new guide dog Specialized Services: Programs include support for people with additional challenges They also have a Canine Development Center in Patterson and trained using positive reinforcement techniques Puppy raisers (volunteers!) help socialize puppies before formal guide dog training begins Has helped thousands of visually impaired individuals gain independence through guide dogs 20 puppies will take over the Stewart Airport (1180 1st St NY 12553) as part of their training to be future guide dogs They will go through security and all the other factors of a busy airport.  The pups will be accompanied by their “Puppy Raisers,” amazing volunteers who provide them with lots of love, support, and training for 14-16 months, before they journey back to the Guiding Eyes New York campus to begin their formal training to become guide dogs. For more information on Guiding Eyes for the Blind, check out their website here.  20 puppies are set to take over Stewart Airport as part of their training to be future guide dogs.\nRead More Also See: Popular Poughkeepsie Dispensary Set For Massive 1 Year Anniversary Event  The pups will be accompanied by their “Puppy Raisers,” amazing volunteers who provide them with lots of love, support, and training for 14-16 months, before they journey back to the Guiding Eyes New York campus to begin their formal training to become guide dogs. For more information on Guiding Eyes for the Blind, check out their website here.            was arraigned in Orange County Court on an indictment charging Attempted Murder in the Second Degree Assault in the Second Degree and two counts of Tampering with Physical Evidence He was remanded back to Orange County Jail in lieu of $125,000 cash bail or $225,000 fully secured bond or $750,000 partially secured bond and is next scheduled for a conference on March 25 As alleged in documents filed and statements made in court a relative of Bascus was asleep until awoken by Bascus stabbing him multiple times with multiple knives without provocation The victim sustained stab wounds to the face and chest and required surgery for his injuries Bascus fled the residence and was found by police in the backyard of a nearby home with blood on his hands A knife and clothing believed to have been used during the attack were recovered from an area Bascus was believed to have thrown them District Attorney Hoovler thanked the Town of New Windsor Police Department for their investigation which led to the arrest of the defendant District Attorney Hoovler also thanked the New York State Police for assisting during the apprehension of the defendant “The unprovoked violence allegedly perpetrated in this case is terrifying,” said District Attorney David M “Domestic violence has life-changing consequences for victims such as the one in this case and I commend the Town of New Windsor Police Department for their prompt and thorough response  I urge all victims of domestic violence to come forward and to know that there are resources and support available to them from my Office and agencies such as Fearless The prosecution of violent felonies will continue to be an essential priority of my Office.” The case is being prosecuted by Senior Assistant District Attorney Nicholas Mangold This criminal charge is merely an allegation that a defendant has committed a violation of the criminal law All defendants are presumed innocent and entitled to a fair trial during which it will be the State of New York’s burden to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt Enter your email address to subscribe to this web site and receive notifications of news posts by email NEW WINDSOR - Town of New Windsor police are renewing their appeal to the public for help in solving a 23-year-old cold case: the December 2001 murder of Nancy Smith A reward of $35,000 is being offered for information leading to the identification arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsible for her death Smith was found stabbed to death in her house on Provost Drive on Dec Her parents received a call from her office at 1 p.m. indicating she had not shown up for work at Horton Memorial Hospital in Middletown and had not called in sick They found her dead on the living room floor Arson plea: Middletown man pleads guilty to arson at home of NYSP trooper's father Smith had a reputation for being safety-conscious someone who would not have opened her door until she knew who was on the other side As the 23rd anniversary of Smith's death arrived last week New Windsor police detectives issued a new appeal for help from the public no matter how small or insignificant it might seem Investigators working on the case can be reached at 845-563-4678 Mike Randall covers breaking news for the Times Heral;d-Record and the Poughkeepsie Journal GOSHEN - A New Windsor man was arraigned Tuesday on an indictment for attempted murder and other charges in connection with a stabbing earlier this month Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler said the defendant was arraigned in Orange County Court on one count each of attempted second-degree murder attempted first-degree assault and second-degree assault and two counts of tampering with physical evidence it was alleged in documents filed and statements made in court that at approximately 9:10 a.m a relative of Bascus was asleep at a residence in the town of New Windsor until he was awoken by Bascus stabbing him multiple times with multiple knives without provocation suffered stab wounds to the face and chest A knife and clothing believed to have been used during the attack were recovered from an area Bascus allegedly threw them Reckless endangerment: Callicoon man accused of firing gun at car occupied by couple during dispute Bascus was returned to the Orange County jail in lieu of $125,000 cash bail $225,000 fully secured bond or $750,000 partially secured bond "The unprovoked violence allegedly perpetrated in this case is terrifying," Hoovler said in a statement released by his office "Domestic violence has life-changing consequences for victims such as the one in this case and I commend the Town of New Windsor Police Department for their prompt and thorough response I urge all victims of domestic violence to come forward and to know that there are resources and support available to them from my office and agencies such as Fearless Hudson Valley." could not immediately be reached for comment Two men from New Jersey are facing criminal charges after an extensive investigation uncovered illegal dumping of hazardous materials at a former movie theater lot in the Hudson Valley The former Destinta Movie Theater in New Windsor led by the New Windsor Police Department and involving multiple state agencies began in Orange County in April 2024 and culminated on Tuesday with the arrests of Hunterdon County resident Gary DiGiovanni materials dumped at the former Destina Movie Theatre site at 215 Quassaick Ave were found to contain hazardous substances Detectives spent the last year gathering evidence and working with the New York State Attorney General’s Office NYS Department of Environmental Conservation and the Orange County District Attorney’s Office The Attorney General’s Office arrested DiGiovanni including offering a false instrument for filing criminal possession of a forged instrument He is currently being held pending arraignment Buncombe was arrested by the New Windsor Police and charged with offering a false instrument for filing and criminal possession of a forged instrument He was issued an appearance ticket returnable to New Windsor Town Court Additional charges under the New York State Environmental Conservation Law are pending New Windsor Town Supervisor Stephen Bedetti condemened the alleged acts on Wednesday: “The illegal dumping of contaminated materials is not only reckless—it’s a direct threat to our environment and you know what they say about settling into a new area—you find all sorts of quirky local traditions one of the first things I heard about was Eggbert I had absolutely no idea what anyone was talking about He's an oversized egg wearing a crown and he's been the Christmas mascot at Devitt’s Nursery in New Windsor since 1971 You could say he's a real "Egg-spert" when it comes to Christmas.. He’s an interactive holiday experience He’s so well-loved here that people plan their holiday visits around him Forget Santa—Eggbert’s where the real action is The “Christmas trail” at Devitt’s is a whole thing It’s a magical adventure where you can wander through candy-themed displays and enjoy interactive features like a chicken show and face painting There’s even a tasting area where you can sample Angry Eggbert IPA from Newburgh Brewery—because Before you think this is just a random egg He was originally created by Cornell University to promote eggs (yes and after a stint at the World’s Fair Eggbert’s still cracking jokes and living his best life Eggbert Gets Angry—But It's All in Good Fun let's talk about the latest twist in Eggbert’s long-running saga: Angry Eggbert He’s still the same larger-than-life egg but with a little more attitude—maybe it's the holiday stress or maybe he's just tired of all those jokes about being scrambled this angry egg has become a crowd favorite The "Angry Eggbert IPA," brewed by Newburgh Brewing Company and you can even catch Angry Eggbert unwinding with a cold one at the brewery But don’t worry—he’s not cracking under the pressure He might be a little "egg-stra" this season he's still cracking jokes and greeting kids at the Christmas trail proving that even a grumpy egg can bring joy to the holidays So if you're in the Hudson Valley this holiday season and wondering where to find the real holiday magic Eggbert the oversized egg brings holiday cheer to Devitts Nursery since 1971, engaging visitors with jokes and personalized interactions.\nRead More GOSHEN - A New Windsor man has been indicted for murder after he allegedly stabbed a man to death in the city of Newburgh last month Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler announced that Cameron Williams was arraigned Wednesday on a charge of second-degree murder He is being held in Orange County Jail in lieu of $1 million cash bail $3 million fully secured bond or $10 million partially secured bond pending a conference in Orange County Court on Dec it was alleged in documents filed and statements made in court that after an altercation Williams retrieved several kitchen knives from a residence in the city of Newburgh approached a man who was lying on West Parmenter Street and repeatedly stabbed him to death The stabbing happened at approximately 10:45 p.m The victim was not identified by authorities Fatal crash: Teenager killed, three hurt in town of Wallkill crash An investigation by city of Newburgh police developed Williams as a suspect and led to his arrest "The violent acts allegedly perpetrated by this defendant are unconscionable," Hoovler said in a statement released by his office Dear Reader,Unfortunately our comment platform isn\'t available at the moment due to issues with our paywall and authentication vendor. Thanks for your patience. Testing is set to occur through April to ensure lights, gates and bells are operating correctly. Engineers are testing the SMART rail line tracks, and cars will be heading into the new Windsor station this month, to ensure the rail line meets all safety checks before opening up to passengers as early as the end of May. Initial testing this week includes checking switching equipment before the rail line’s first train rolls into town for testing this upcoming Saturday. Should all systems check out during the month of testing, the rail line will begin running simulated service in May. It’s possible the rail line could be open to passengers by the end of that month. “We don’t have a set date yet, but our plan is to open up for passengers before our grand [opening] party on June 13,” Gonzalez said. In April, testing of train cars and switching equipment will occur on the rail line daily from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m., between the Sonoma County Airport Station and new Windsor Station, at 9001 Windsor Road. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Town of Windsor CA (@townofwindsor_ca) Engineers will be checking to ensure that grade crossing warning systems, including lights, gates and bells, are operating correctly. The testing will close the Airport station on weekends except for Saturday, April 19, when Petaluma hosts its annual Butter & Egg Days Festival and Parade. “This is the systems testing phase,” said Julia Gonzalez, communications and marketing manager with SMART Train. Gonzalez noted that during this April testing phase, trains will not be running on a particular schedule and may be focused on a single crossing for a prolonged period of time. “We don’t want the public to expect a pattern,” she said. One thing the public should expect? Train horns. During testing hours. Gonzalez said the train horn will be used at all crossings, which occur at Airport Boulevard, Shiloh Road, Mitchell Lane and the Windsor Road Roundabout. Engineers will also sound the horn “if there’s any activity around the tracks,” Gonzalez added. Amie Windsor is the Community Journalism Team Lead with The Press Democrat. She can be reached at amie.windsor@pressdemocrat.com or 707-521-5218. Engineers will be checking to ensure that grade crossing warning systems The testing will close the Airport station on weekends except for Saturday when Petaluma hosts its annual Butter & Egg Days Festival and Parade “This is the systems testing phase,” said Julia Gonzalez Gonzalez noted that during this April testing phase trains will not be running on a particular schedule and may be focused on a single crossing for a prolonged period of time “We don’t want the public to expect a pattern,” she said Gonzalez said the train horn will be used at all crossings Mitchell Lane and the Windsor Road Roundabout Engineers will also sound the horn “if there’s any activity around the tracks,” Gonzalez added Amie Windsor is the Community Journalism Team Lead with The Press Democrat She can be reached at amie.windsor@pressdemocrat.com or 707-521-5218 CITY OF NEWBURGH - City police said Wednesday morning they have made an arrest in the fatal Sunday night stabbing of a man on West Parmenter Street Williams was brought to Goshen for a Tuesday evening arraignment No other court information was released by police The victim was found at 120 West Parmenter St Police responded to that area after the city's ShotSpotter system was activated Fatal crash: Man driving pickup truck wrong way killed in crash with tractor trailer on Route 17 The City of Newburgh Detective Division worked closely with the City of Newburgh Emergency Services Unit and members of the Orange County District Attorney's office to make the arrest Police have not yet identified the victim of the stabbing nor have they said what the motive was for his murder The investigation into the stabbing is continuing Anyone who might have relevant information about the stabbing is encouraged to call detectives at 845-569-7578 The name of Williams' attorney was not known Wednesday Authorities in Orange County have cracked down on illegal activity at several massage parlors leading to multiple arrests of Long Island and Connecticut residents and the closure of one business Sun & Moon Spa was one of the New Windsor businesses named in the investigation the New Windsor Police Department announced several arrests in connection with an undercover investigation into alleged prostitution and unlicensed massage operations at several locations in the town initiated after repeated complaints from residents and local businesses led to the arrests of five individuals on various charges including unauthorized practice of a profession Sun & Moon Spa – 357 Old Forge Hill Rd All of the suspects were issued appearance tickets and are set to appear in New Windsor Justice Court on March 11 New Windsor officials shut down Vivi Spa pending compliance with regulations while building code violations were issued to Sun & Moon Spa and A & A Spa "We will continue to use all legal remedies available to combat unlawful activities conducted within the town," New Windsor Police Chief Daniel Valeri said of the investigation Town Supervisor Stephen Bedatti issued a stern warning:  "My message to these illegal businesses is simple Do not reopen and leave the Town of New Windsor I have directed the police department to use every legal path to continually shut down these illegal businesses." a local business in New Windsor became the center of a shocking investigation when management discovered illicit images on one of their company's computers The disturbing findings prompted immediate action leading to the involvement of the New Windsor Police Department officers and detectives conducted an in-depth investigation Their efforts culminated in the arrest of 31-year-old Julian Nunez Nunez now faces serious legal consequences after being charged with ten counts of Possessing a Sexual Performance by a Child (Class E Felony) and one count of Promoting an Obscene Sexual Performance by a Child (Class D Felony) The New Windsor Police Detective Division executed multiple judicially authorized search warrants throughout the investigation These efforts may lead to additional charges as the case develops and results from searches are analyzed Julian Nunez was arraigned in New Windsor Town Court by Town Justice Noreen Calderin with options for a $2,500 secured bond or a $5,000 partial bond Nunez was subsequently transported to the Orange County Jail This case highlights the collaborative effort of various law enforcement agencies as the New Windsor Police Department received assistance from investigators with the New York State Police and the Orange County Sheriff’s Office all of whom are assigned to the Child Abuse Task Force Their joint efforts are crucial in tackling such sensitive and troubling cases The police encourage anyone with additional information related to this case to come forward. Individuals can reach out to Detective Weed at (845) 563-4657 or via email at aweed@newwindsor-ny.gov it is vital for communities to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity as it can help protect vulnerable individuals and support law enforcement in their critical work 31-year-old man arrested in connection with illicit images found on company computer in New Windsor.\nRead More The police encourage anyone with additional information related to this case to come forward. Individuals can reach out to Detective Weed at (845) 563-4657 or via email at aweed@newwindsor-ny.gov as it can help protect vulnerable individuals and support law enforcement in their critical work.