Newburgh Yacht Club

Boating on the Hudson since 1885

Newburgh Marinas

The Club is Looking Great

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Thanks to the demanding work of our club members at clean-up day. These are pictures of members in action. Work Chairman Joe Pillitteri told the members at the conclusion of the day that everyone did an excellent job in getting the club grounds ready for the boating season and the Blessing of the Fleet. He said he was proud of them. Tom Costa and his crew put on … [Read more...] about The Club is Looking Great

Thank you Club Members–for Fall Clean Up Day.

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When we arrived for the Fall Clean Up Day, which is a mandatory workday for all boating members, it was so foggy we couldn't see the Newburgh Beacon Bridge from our clubhouse. As the Club's Work Program chairperson Joe Pillitteri got us out to start the first projects the foghorn on the bridge was sounding. The fog did clear, and we ended up with a beautiful … [Read more...] about Thank you Club Members–for Fall Clean Up Day.

February Get Together Good Start to Our Yacht Club Season

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Newburgh Yacht Club members and their guests were out enjoying seeing and greeting each other at our February Get Together chaired by our club Secretary Stu Keeler. In addition to thanking Stu and his crew for putting on the event they were taking time to wish each other happy new year and talk about the upcoming boating season. The menu for the evening featured … [Read more...] about February Get Together Good Start to Our Yacht Club Season

Commodore’s Ball 2019

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More than 60 members and guests were at the 2019 Commodore's Ball. It was held at Pamela's on the Hudson on Saturday evening May 18th. Commodore Richard Bremer during his remarks made special mention of all the electricians for the D dock wiring project: Jack St. John, Pat O’Malley, Bob Mennerich, Doug Crispell, Steve Rockafellow, and Rob Clavin.  One … [Read more...] about Commodore’s Ball 2019

Solid Improvements at the Newburgh Yacht Club

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Our members as part of the work program recently completed two concrete projects. One for storm protection the other to give us more space in our picnic area. This was the final step in installing the H Block. The already heavy concrete H Block was previously set along the East-West Barrier of the Marina. It was filled with stone and now has been capped with concrete. … [Read more...] about Solid Improvements at the Newburgh Yacht Club