Montgomery News

Featured in todays Record Newswatch - a 4-alarm fire damages a strip mall in the Town of Montgomery; a group of West Point cadets aid in the rescue of kayakers from the Hudson River and a Pine Bush man faces a 35 count indictment for a Town of Crawford crash that seriously injured his female passenger.

Pick a Point in a Picture: New Mind Model Works @ Uncommon Grounds , Albany. Thirty digital collages by George Guarino that are meant to serve as focal points for meditation, self-growth and insight.

Fire fighters form Walden, Montgomery, Wallkill, and Coldenham responded to a 4 alarm fire at a strip mall located 2294 Rt 208 in Walden.

The Orange County Chamber of Commerce is holding a two-day electronics recycling program at its headquarters at 30 Scotts Corners Drive in Montgomery.

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.

Mike Mullis, an international site selector for major development projects, gave Orange County some candid advice Thursday: Speed up the public approvals process and get vacant land shovel-ready ASAP.

A grass-roots effort has begun in the Town of Montgomery to get next year's proposed budget for the Valley Central School District passed on May 21.

Nine New York City Democrats, including state senators, a city council member and two political operatives, were secretly recorded by a former lawmaker seeking leniency for her role in a corruption scandal, and nearly all of them are under criminal investigation, according to court documents filed Wednesday.

The parking lot of Montgomery Elementary School sits vacant Saturday mornings at 7 a.m., but by 9 a.m. the Montgomery Farmers Market is in full swing for its fourth season.

Luckily there are gardens, arboretums and parks all across the Hudson Valley that make it easy to go green, take in some beautiful scenery and become one with nature.

Television producer Nick Rigg has teamed up with producer Brent Montgomery, CEO of Leftfield Entertainment, to form the production company Loud TV.

"I am very surprised by the tremendous amount of misinformation that circulated through the community while we were attempting to deal with this situation," Amthor said.

Friday found Joyce Jacobowitz Concors greeting workers and customers who've become friends over the 58 years since her father and her husband launched the Thruway Food Market and Shopping Center.

TOWN OF NEWBURGH Party "DJ Dino Mack" was sent to the Orange County Jail in lieu of $15,000 cash bail or $30,000 bond then later transferred to the Westchester County Jail after his arrest on a rape charge for allegedly having sex with a 14-year-old girl.