Salisbury Mills News

Metropolitan Transportation Authority police are investigating the theft of four wheels from a Honda Fit parked at the Metro-North Railroad station off Route 94.

Danny Torres and Mike Caruso of Easy Street Cycle Center in Walden celebrated their grand opening Sept.

The retirement of long-time stalwarts on the Town Board have created an opening for fresh faces who will battle in Tuesday's Democratic and Independence party primaries.

School's back in session, the leaves are starting to change, and McQuade Children's Services, in partnership with the Orange County Bicycle Club, is preparing for the 20th riding of the Fall Foliage Bike Tour Oct.

Prime time seems to be midday. Whether it's because they're mostly retired, or because the store is quiet at that hour, without many people around to witness, is uncertain.

At mid-year, the region's transportation agencies are showing the strains of a recession that has cost New York City almost 100,000 jobs over the past year.

For the third time since June 16, Port Jervis Line commuters suffered a morning rush of late and canceled trains Tuesday.

Two members of Minuta Architecture in New Windsor recently earned the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED Professional Accreditation.

As the Port Jervis rail line of Metro-North continues to grow passenger numbers, the railroad is continuing to upgrade the infrastructure, railroad President Howard Permut said Wednesday.

Samantha Schoenberger of New Windsor and Debra Evans of Salisbury Mills, both members of Minuta Architecture, have earned the U.S. Green Building Council's LEED professional accreditation.

A short list of options for improving bus and rail service to Stewart International Airport and New York City has emerged from the 106 suggestions that Metro-North and the Port Authority have been mulling for the past year.

It's been 15 years since we last saw Harry Ladd, a man fascinated by science who undergoes an extraordinary occurrence in his dying mother's room.

SALISBURY MILL Three Hudson Valley Republican Assembly members Monday turned up the heat on the Democratic controlled state for its approval of an MTA bailout bill last week that will see imposition of a payroll tax on every business in the entire MTA region, which includes Orange, Dutchess, Putnam, Westchester and Rockland counties.