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Newburgh city lawmakers passed a resolution to end the use of automated license plate readers by cutting funds for the contract with Flock. Residents expressed varied reactions, citing concerns over privacy and data access. The decision follows reports showing outside law enforcement accessing the city's data.
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A bronze statue of George Washington has returned to its pedestal at Washington's Headquarters State Historic Site. The statue, created in 1887 by William O'Donovan, was removed for restoration in 2019. Washington made Newburgh his headquarters during the American Revolution.
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