Monroe News Archives

Bottling is resuming at an upstate New York brewery damaged by a serious fire a month ago.

Two drivers have been taken to hospitals after a head-on collision in front of Museum Village on Route 17M.

State police arrested two men Tuesday after they say the two stole dirt bikes. Robert Pesce, 21, of Monroe, and Shaheem Wright, 20, of Newburgh, were arrested in the Town of Woodbury and charged with petty ...

Radio personality Don Imus again defended his comments about "Pac Man" Jones' legal troubles Tuesday morning, saying on his radio program that he was making the sarcastic point that Jones had been arrested ...

Splash-that was me hitting the water as I went down the flume. No, not really, but the pool is open and the water is fine.

FOR those whose ideal day trip hinges on the possibility of returning home aglow with a lingering sense of tranquillity, Monroe, N.Y., which sits in the foothills of the Catskills, can feel like a small ...

This week marks the opening of farmers markets in our region. You are likely to find strawberries, lettuce, herbs, Swiss chard and other greens, and maybe a few early peas.

Cables stolen: Seven 100-foot power cables valued at $2,983 were stolen from Oak Hill Country Club, 346 Kilbourn Road on May 28 or 29.

For the period May 30-June 5 2431 Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 20515 1-202-225-6335; Fax: 1-202-226-0774 Web site: www.house.gov/hinchey Wall St., Kingston, 12401 845-331-4466 ...

State police arrested four people on charges they set a stolen car on fire in the woods off Lakes Road Sunday evening.

A report of a crash involving a car and school bus turned out to be incorrect. A fender-bender between a car and a delivery truck on Harriman Heights Road brought a significant response by emergency personnel ...

By Hema Easley The Journal News * June 6, 2008 Elemir Frid stepped off the bus in front of the Schutzstaffel office, the same place where some 64 years ago he stumbled off the train that carried dozens of his ...

Short Line has hired 10 drivers and buses to resume a small fraction of its regular commuter service between Orange County and New York City for the duration of the strike.

Hundreds of commuters flocked to the new interim bus service that Short Line deployed to the Port Authority Bus Terminal Monday from park-and-rides in Chester, Monroe and Central Valley.

A letter packed with white powder disrupted business briefly Tuesday at the Times Herald-Record's Middletown offices.