Campbell Hall News

What comes to your mind when you think about the holidays? Maybe Santa Claus, gifts and, of course, lights.

Emergency services are responding to a reported structure fire at 3329 Route 208 in Campbell Hall.

Credit card companies don't intend to let little things like Federal Reserve Board rules and a new federal law get in the way of profits.

From buttons and bows to feathers and googly eyes, the bra as art was the evening's theme at YWCA Orange County's first-ever Bra-zaar. More than 60 guests gathered at Campbell Hall's Bull's Head Inn to show their support and raise funds for the Orange County Cancer Services Partnership, a program led by YWCA Orange County.

As the University of California 's Board of Regents met Thursday at U.C.L.A. and approved a plan to raise undergraduate fees - the equivalent of tuition - 32 percent next fall, hundreds of students from campuses across the state demonstrated outside, beating drums and chanting slogans against the increase.

Two members of Take Back NYU, an on-campus activist group, were arrested last night during a rally that began near Washington Square Park, continued to Union Square and snaked south again, ending at NYPD's 6th Precinct in the West Village.

Officers armed with beanbag guns stood by as hundreds of protesters chanted, marched and even took over a building Thursday on the UCLA campus, where University of California regents were scheduled to vote on a 32 percent student fee increase.

A painting by an autistic student from Orange County AHRC in Campbell Hall is now being featured on postage stamps that may be ordered online.

GOSHEN When you drive into the Orange County Veterans' Cemetery in Goshen, one of the first things you will see now is a bronze statue of a mother on a pedestal.

High-wire artist Philippe Petit brings his inimitable creativity and charm to Campbell Hall this Saturday, November 7. Wednesday, November 4, 2009 For most people, walking a tightrope a quarter mile above Manhattan without a safety net is the stuff of nightmares.

Danny Torres and Mike Caruso of Easy Street Cycle Center in Walden celebrated their grand opening Sept.

"Oh my God, you need to go and see it; I can't even tell you the words. It's unbelievable." That was from Michele Aitchison, a resident of Lincoln Avenue, who called the Times-Herald Record on Monday.

The Village Board on Tuesday will again discuss whether to purchase property integral to a proposal for commuter rail.

It comes as no surprise that when the Andy Warhol Museum went in search of someone to score the artist's famous screen tests they turned immediately to Dean Wareham and Britta Phillips.

Assault: Police are continuing to look for a man who attacked two people walking on Twin Avenue in Spring Valley early Sunday.

Two acres on Route 7 could be home to a new Advance Testing Co. office if the company can manage the rising costs of doing business in New York, company owner Jimmy Smith said.

It didn't take John Martin much more than a nanosecond to answer the question, "Do you think you'll ever be able to stop working?" He was drenched in sweat and had just finished slipping a hand truck into the back end of a van.

Flyers began circulating around Walden last week asking whether village taxpayers should be footing the bill for a $750,000 building.

THE PORT JERVIS POLICE DEPARTMENT IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE ORANGE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT NARCOTICS UNIT CONCLUDED A ONE MONTH NARCOTICS INVESTIGATION WITH THE ARREST ON WEDNESDAY, OF ONE JEREMY AUSTON, AGE 29, OF CAMPBELL HALL, NY.

A Campbell Hall man was arrested Wednesday after he allegedly sold heroin to an undercover officer three times during July.