Yesterday | Middletown Times Herald Record
Monroe police arrest victim of earlier crime
It was two for one at the Monroe Police Department. According to Lt. Alex Melchiorre, police nabbed two criminals earlier this month after the first one called in as a victim. via Middletown Times Herald Record
Wednesday May 14 | Middletown Times Herald Record
Homeowners fear lakefront building
“All I know is that he's within his rights”
Neighbors of another lakeside community are fending off what they say is a developer with grand building plans that could endanger their lake and their serenity. via Middletown Times Herald Record
Monday May 12 | Democrat & Chronicle
Parking is always a problem at the Lilac Festival if people do not use the free shuttle from Monroe Community College's Brighton campus. via Democrat & Chronicle
Saturday May 10 | RecordOnline.com
Lawsuit accuses Town Board of obstruction
“The defendants have created ... a kind of 'Land of Oz,' where the municipal officials play the role of Wizard”
A developer is suing the Town Board for $31 million because he alleges it has obstructed his proposed subdivision for eight years based in part on fears that houses would be sold to Hasidic Jews. via RecordOnline.com
Thursday May 8 | Recordonline.com - The Times Herald-R...
Short Line's 5% hike in N.Y. spares city commuters
“We've seen a 68 percent increase in the cost of diesel over the past year”
Coach USA/Short Line raised fares an average of 5 percent yesterday on most of its bus routes within New York state. via Recordonline.com - The Times Herald-R...
Tuesday May 6 | RecordOnline.com
Water-supply fight looms in the Town of Monroe
“There is also the assumption that the supply is voluntary”
First it was the plan to clear an entire hill of trees. Then, it was the favorable treatment by the town toward the developer's plans. via RecordOnline.com
Sunday May 4 | RecordOnline.com
A 'Dream' music teaching career continues for MWHS grad Doug Burris, despite MS
“I love the music and I love to watch kids play it. I just was determined that that was what I was going to do with my life, and all of this other stuff is just unfortunately an inconvenience”
Doug Burris was a sophomore at Monroe-Woodbury High School when he first took the stage in the late 1950s. via RecordOnline.com
Friday May 2 | Middletown Times Herald Record
Monroe boards to discuss 138-unit Bald Hill plans
“By far this place was such a disappointment. There was a total of 8 of us. And every meal was overpriced and not worth any of it at all. My friend...”
The Town and Planning boards will hold a meeting 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Monroe Senior Center on Mine Road to discuss Bald Hill Estates. via Middletown Times Herald Record
Wednesday Apr 30 | The Jewish Press
The average chassidishe family has seven children, each of whom will marry young and in turn have their own large families. via The Jewish Press
Saturday Apr 26 | RecordOnline.com
Teen tries to rob Monroe gas station with BB gun, police say
A 15-year-old who tried robbing a Sunoco gas station Monday night failed when employees noticed that he handgun he carried was a BB gun. via RecordOnline.com









