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Newburgh adopts PRIDE program to replace CRASH
Newburgh will reinstate a city cleanup plan, renaming CRASH as PRIDE. City Manager Paul L. McCauley described PRIDE as Paint up our homes and Renovate in a Determined Effort, a long term initiative aimed at cleaning up the city. He noted last year’s attempts to sustain CRASH failed and that street sweeping is hindered by curbside cars, requiring an alternate street parking plan for full coverage.
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