Pine Island News

Last week, more than two dozen deserving Pine Islander's received free hairstyles thanks to the generosity of local hair dressers.

An Orange County grand jury on Monday indicted Keith Marma, the man accused of stealing $18,000 at gunpoint last month from the Bank of America branch in Pine Island.

As one Warwick business owner can attest, money isn't the only currency that benefits charities.

The discovery of a 9-foot-long mastodon tusk in Orange County will provide scientists with a new source of information about the prehistoric animal, according to the men who found and helped exhume it.

A Middletown man seriously injured in a bar fight 10 days ago has died, and police have classified his death as a homicide.

Submitted Photo Warwick Town Police released these video surveillance photos of a bank robbery that took place on Thursday at the Bank of America bank branch on Orange County Route 1. Anyone with information is asked to call 845-986-3423. PINE ISLAND, N.Y. a ' Warwick Town Police released surveillance photos of a gun-toting man who held up the Bank ...

Multiple police agencies are searching for a bank robber who held up the Bank of America at 671 County Route 1 around 2:25 p.m. The robber, who displayed a handgun, is reported to have made off with $10,000, though that report could not be immediately confirmed.

At the annual Pine Island Pumpkin Festival, participants will have four chances to win prizes with pumpkins: the pumpkin tossing contest, the pumpkin decorating and carving contest, the largest pumpkin contest and the pumpkin pie contest.

County Executive Edward A. Diana joined with Legislator Michael Pillmeier and Town of Warwick Supervisor Mike Sweeton and Town of Minisink Supervisor Lewis Lain pose in front of the bridge PINE ISLAND For several months, the Wilcox Bridge on County Route 1 between the towns of Minisink and Warwick, was closed for reconstruction, forcing drivers ...

Small Inns like The Glenwood House in Pine Island will be hardest hit by this new blow to area tourism.

The Hudson Valley Polonaise Society, a not-for-profit organization dedicated to preserving the customs and traditions of Polish heritage, recently presented two $1,000 scholarships to two local graduating seniors of Polish descent.