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Newburgh Snow Emergency Goes Into Effect Newburgh Snow Emergency Goes Into Effect
Newburgh Snow Emergency Goes Into Effect With as much as a foot of snow and sleet expected to blanket Orange County on Wednesday, Newburgh city officials have declared a snow emergency. Newburgh City Manager Michael Ciaravino has declared a snow emergency in Newburgh, effective as of 6 p.m. on Tuesday afternoon, during which, snow emergency parking regulations will be in effect until it is lifted. According to Ciaravino, a Snow Emergency automatically goes into effect any time there is a prediction of snow of more than two and a half inches. During an emergency, alternate side of the street parking are altered. On north-south st…

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Snow Emergency Declared In Newburgh Snow Emergency Declared In Newburgh
Snow Emergency Declared In Newburgh With Mother Nature expected to drop as much of a foot of snow in the Hudson Valley Wednesday, officials in Newburgh have declared a Snow Emergency, which will be in effect indefinitely. Newburgh City Manager Michael Ciaravino announced that after consulting with city officials, the Snow Emergency was declared, effective as of 6 p.m. on Tuesday, March 6. According to Ciaravino, a Snow Emergency automatically goes into effect any time there is a prediction of snow of more than two and a half inches. During an emergency, alternate side of the street parking are altered. On north-south street…

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Snow Emergency Declared In Orange County Snow Emergency Declared In Orange County
Snow Emergency Declared In Orange County Snow emergencies in regards to parking have been declared in several Orange County towns and cities as the Nor'easter continues to pound the area with brisk winds and snow.   By noon Thursday, the City of Newburgh, Middletown, Goshen, and Monroe had all advised residents that parking on-street was off limits during the emergency to allow for street plowing.  Vehicles can be towed during an emergency, but most police departments said they would try to locate the owner before towing. In Newburgh, cars must be parked on either the North or East sides of the street until 6 p.m. All 2 a.m. to 6…

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by Kathy Reakes