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Middletown business moratorium expires today
The moratorium law requiring new business applications downtown to go before the Common Council instead of the Planning Board expires Tuesday.
Middletowna s a DARE Daya rescheduled for Sept. 21
Middletown Police "DARE Day" has been scheduled for Sept. 21. The child-themed annual event will take place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. in Thrall Park.
Orange County group aims to help fight hunger and hardship in Haiti
He had seen one of his siblings die of malnutrition, and he didn't want to see it happen to another.
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Employment Gains Slowly Through Hud Valley Region
It is a pleasure to see a paper that reports the news instead of making the news.
Orange IDA overcomes obstacles to salute Old Glory
The lack of an American flag within sight on Wednesday didn't keep the Orange County Industrial Development Agency board from reciting its usual premeeting Pledge of Allegiance.
Planned Middletown medical school gets accreditation
The American Osteopathic Association's Commission on Osteopathic College Accreditation recently approved Touro College's planned Middletown medical college, said association spokeswoman Nicole Grady.
Non-WWE Weekend Schedule: NWA, UCW, and More
Non-WWE Weekend Schedule: NWA, UCW, and More Posted by Jeffrey Harris on 05.18.2013 A full day of events throughout the country... Credit: PWTorch - Here is the weekend schedule of non-WWE wrestling events... Saturday, May 18 - NWA Smoky Mountain : Ricky Morton will challenge current NWA World Hvt.
Clark Marine tests new communication game changer for approaching deployment
Pictured Cpl. Vincent L. Ferdinandi, transmissions chief and Clark native and Lance Cpl.
Go! Stage & Screen calendar: May 17-23
"Defying the Laws of Gravity With Henry the Juggler" - A "Super Saturday" event at the Kingston Library, 55 Franklin St., Kingston, 10:30 a.m. May 18.
Organizers see number as sign of improvement
A tip for job-seekers: Don't approach a recruiter while wearing a T-shirt with a beer company logo spread across the chest, or one that says, "You don't have to be crazy to work here, but it helps." "We want them to be dressed professionally," said Jason Alexander, a recruiter for Verizon Cellular Sales.
Two dead, one critical in Blooming Grove car crash
Two 20-year-old women died and another motorist is in critical condition after two cars collided early Saturday morning, state police said.
Middletown Police Probe Robberies
Police are investigating an armed robbery Friday at a CVS pharmacy on Main Street Extension and an unrelated robbery Thursday outside a Marshall's store at 416 E. Main St.
Ma town a oeDARE Daya rescheduled for September
Middletown Police "DARE Day," a kid-themed annual event organized by the Middletown Police Department and sponsored by a variety of businesses and community organizations, which was scheduled for Saturday, May 11 but canceled due to the rainy weather, has been rescheduled for Sept.
Orange Bureau Confidential: Opponents say jail for sidewalk biking is 'over the top'
A law that adds up to 15 days in jail as a possible sentence for bicycling on the sidewalk just barely passed Middletown's Common Council Tuesday.
Aaron Tveit shines in 54 Below concerts
Here are a couple reviews from his 54 Below shows. Under the cuts for obvious reasons.
Property owners get chance to gripe on Grievance Day
Maybe that's why there's a Grievance Day. It's the official day when New York property owners can contest assessments they feel defy reality.
Middletown police honor 26 for investigations, saving lives
Middletown police honored 23 of their own Friday afternoon, for achievements over the past year ranging from saving the lives of the victim of a dog attack, a shooting victim, and a two-month-premature baby wrapped up and hidden away in a plastic bag.
Malcolm X grandson Malcolm Shabazz killed in Mexico
The 28-year-old was well known for intentionally starting a fire that killed his grandmother, Malcolm X' widow Betty Shabazz, in Yonkers in 1997.
Mayors stress cities' importance to well-being of Orange
The mayors of Orange County's two largest cities talked about recent developments in and their hopes for their cities at an Orange County Chamber of Commerce breakfast Thursday morning.