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Crews are actively working to repair a sinkhole that appeared in Newburgh on Monday (November 17). The sinkhole, located on Lander Street between Third Street and Campbell Street, has led to the closure of the affected area to all vehicular traffic. The City of Newburgh's Department of Public Works is on-site conducting repairs and aims to reopen the street as soon as it is deemed safe.
As of now, the cause of the sinkhole remains unknown. The city has set up detours and road closure signs to guide motorists around the area. Officials are urging drivers to avoid the section of Lander Street and adhere to all posted detours, road closure signs, and safety measures.
The City of Newburgh has expressed gratitude for the public's patience and cooperation during the repair process. Updates on the situation will be provided as more information becomes available. For further details, residents can contact the City of Newburgh at 845-569-7300 or visit their official website.