Mid Hudson Times May 16 2018 | Page 3

3 Mid Hudson Times, Wednesday, May 16, 2018 Storm blamed for at least one Newburgh death Continued from page 1 should fail, with patients in surgery or the emergency room. The roofs of several buildings were ripped off, including the Calabash Restaurant and Mrs. Fairfax on Liberty Street in Newburgh and the Imperial 400 Motel on Broadway. There were numerous reports of trees on houses, and a tree reportedly struck Vesuvios Restaurant on DuPont Avenue in Newburgh. There were also numerous reports of trees and wires blocking roadways throughout the region. The Metro North Commuter Line suspended service between Croton and Beacon, leaving many passengers stranded. Central Hudson crews and damage assessment teams are addressing power outages and surveying damage locations. Approximately 100 mutual aid line workers from the Midwest are arriving to assist in power restoration, and in all a field force of more than 300 electric line and tree personnel has been assembled. Central Hudson anticipates restoration work could last through Thursday or later. 5K AY OFF BROADW St ron “This was a fast moving but highly destructive storm, centered on the Mid-Hudson Valley,” said Charles A. Freni, Senior Vice President of Customer Services and Transmission & Distribution. “Most of the damage was reported in the western and southern portions of our service area, including Ulster, Orange, Putnam and southern Dutchess counties. With the assistance of mutual aid the mutual aid crews we secured in advance, we are now assessing damage and working to restore electric service.” Brian Wolfe The roof was blow off the Liberty Street Ho me of the Calabash Restaurant. Join us for the annual NE A Liberty Street was closed to traffic. g Co m m u n it y OFF BROADWAY 5K Run/Walk benefiting Safe Harbors of the Hudson Pricing (Run/Walk) $30 pre-registration (on or before May 18) $40 same-day registration (after May 18) $10 Student (K-12) Sunday May 20 Includes post-race refreshments Start/Finish Safe Harbors of the Hudson 111 Broadway, Newburgh 7 - 8:30 a.m. Registration 9 a.m. Run Start Registration and Course Map available on our website, www.safe-harbors.org Food Vendors • Health Fair • Stretch Clinics Zumba • Massage Therapy #raceforastrongcommunity Don't miss our raffles! Benefiting Safe Harbors of the Hudson Raffle baskets include health and wellness items or activities. Tickets: 1 for $5 or 5 for $20 Drawing will take place after the Off Broadway 5K on May 20. Need not be present to win as long as winning ticket has legible contact information. Transforming lives and building community through housing and the arts. We thank our top sponsors for their generous support of the 2018 Off Broadway 5K Mid-Hudson Times Proper & O’Leary Engineering, dpc St. Luke's Cornwall Hospital Unitex Textile Rental Services