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Fireworks shortages might make next year's Fourth of July a dud
The shows will go on - this year, at least - but trouble in China threatens future fireworks displays in the U.S. John Konzen and Lisa Ilford, who work for July 4 Ever Inc.
Five charged with arson for trying to torch house
Four Middletown residents have been arrested by Walden Village Police in connection with a residential arson that occurred on October 15, 2007 at 3 Hidden View Drive.
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Man accused of stealing from armored-car company
A Walden man stole more than $8,000 from a company that deals in the safe transportation of cash, town police said.
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Walden questions legality of insurance buyout
Walden began talking in April about changing the health insurance plan at the behest of trustees who felt the village plan may be too generous in lean economic times.
Hudson Confidential Port Authority offers locals airport goodies
The name of the seminar was "How to do business with the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey and the Aviation Industry at Stewart International Airport." A mouthful, to be sure, but basically, the idea ...
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Youth curfew re-emerges as urgent topic in Walden
VILLAGE 0F WALDEN - With summer break on the horizon, Walden officials are once again talking curfew for the village.
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Kids take on thrill of the hill
The kids don't know all the rules. There aren't many strategies. All you have to do is duck your head and brake when the guy at the bottom tells you to.
VIDEO SHOOT: Hip-hop/rap artist Tee-Nyce will perform a live video shoot from 5 to 9 p. m. today at Walden Galleria.
Two arrested for buying lottery tickets with fake money
New York State Police have charged two men who are on parole in connection with the passage of phony $20 bills for lottery tickets.
State police bust suspected counterfeiter and driver
State police on Tuesday arrested a man suspected of using counterfeit $20 bills to buy $200 worth of lottery tickets at three stores in northern Orange County on March 9. They also arrested his suspected ...
Residents fight power line route in Montgomery
Montgomery residents are protesting a power line project that would cut through the heart of the town.
Car gurus make dream come true
Marshall Hill's 16-year-old pickup sits at that intersection where the real world meets hopes and dreams.
Police chase driver on foot after he flees accident scene
“Not only is thier food bland but the owners/employees have no idea how to treat a customer, let alone a human being. They hide behind their culture...”
Jason Corbin, 21, was charged with three felonies after police say he tried to evade a routine traffic stop early yesterday morning. via RecordOnline.com
ABC's of Gardening: Installing barrier keeps bamboo contained
“The employees of Hudson Valley HVAC really care about our needs. They are very professional and courteous. Their HVAC knowlegde is by far the best...”
Q. I would like to plant bamboo. What is the difference between running and clumping bamboo? - David from Thompson Ridge A. What a great question! So many folks like the look of bamboo, but are often hesitant ... via RecordOnline.com
Camp Robbins Beautification Day and Open House
“Adventures of the Animal Kingdom"; Session 2 - July 14-25, "Galactic Quests & Discoveries"; Session 3 - July 28-Aug. 8, "World's Fair"; Session 4 - Aug. 11-22, "2008 Olympic Challenge"; and Session 5 - Aug. 25-29, "End of Summer Fun.”
Nearly 300 local kids and their families were on hand April 26 at Camp Robbins to participate in its Beautification Day and Open House. via RecordOnline.com
Community briefs: Junior League announces college scholarships
The Junior League of Orange County is accepting applications for its two annual $500 college scholarships. via RecordOnline.com
Garden Notes / News of area clubs and events
The African Violet & Gesneriad Society of Western New York will present "Violets & Gesneriads: A Circus of Color" on Saturday and Sunday at Walden Galleria. via Buffalo News
Wholesale grocery worker charged with stealing over 190 cartons of cigarettes
NEWBURGH State Police at Newburgh have charged a Walden man with grand larceny for allegedly stealing over 190 cartons of cigarettes from C&S Wholesale Grocers on Corporate Boulevard in the Town of Newburgh ... via Mid-Hudson News
Some Walden trustees want cut in their health benefits
“We need to look at this compensation structure. It's become too costly for the taxpayer”
Imagine this - elected officials who want to make less money. In the village of Walden, trustees are spearheading an effort to decrease the benefits that they receive. via RecordOnline.com
A woman, who was a passenger in a car traveling on I-84 in the Town of Wallkill Monday evening died as the result of injuries she sustained when the car struck a tree. via Mid-Hudson News