Times Herald-Record: Newburgh kids find water fun despite pool being closed

Times Herald-Record: Newburgh kids find water fun despite pool being closed

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Aurora DePauw, 3, plays in an open hydrant on 3rd and Bush streets in the City of Newburgh, NY, on Wednesday June 30, 2021. According to Newburgh's mayor, Torrance Harvey, due to the city's inability to repair the city pool, they will open hydrants on summer days.

Newburgh kids find water fun despite pool being closed

With Newburgh's Aquatics Center on Washington Street closed and in need of a $1.4 million repair, the city brings the water directly to residents.

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