Walden News

Here's a recap of Tuesday's Town Board meeting. Supervisor Alex Gromack and Town Board members Shirley Lasker, George Hoehmann, John Maloney and Frank Borelli were present.

Giuseppe's of Walden Pizzeria & Restaurant has opened at 1 Main St. in Walden. The business, formerly Giuseppe's in Montgomery, is open seven days a week and makes what it says is the largest pizza in Orange County, measuring 18 by 30 inches.

City of Newburgh dive teams searched the Wallkill River near Maple and Pine Street Wednesday for proceeds from a burglary that occurred Saturday morning.

The young woman awoke one March morning with tonsils so sore she couldn't eat. "I was light-headed," Allison Clearwater says.

Daniel Case of Walden said Tuesday that he will run for town clerk in November's election.

Less than three months into office, 24-year-old Mayor Brian Maher is already checking campaign promises off his list: trim the budget, work well with the manager, host a giant DJ battle.

On June 12, Girl Scout Senior Troop No. 722 hosted the first ever Duct Tape Fashion Show for Scouts within the Marion Wild Girl Scout Community.

Police have charged a man with breaking into a golf course country club in the town.

Wrapped in bundles, Nevia No's asparagus stands at attention in a bucket of ice water.

The Walden Police Benevolent Association has chosen a new union. Formerly represented by the New York State Union of Police, the department went almost four years without a contract.

NEWBURGH-City of Newburgh police have investigated a hit-and-run accident, in which an unknown white sedan struck a motorized scooter/mini-bike that had two riders.

Two power outages, both storm-related, left about 2,100 people in parts of Orange County in the dark Friday morning.

Central Hudson spokesman John Maserjian reports that power has been restored to 1,100 customers in the city and town of Newburgh.

We reported last week that a few open space groups were working to obtain another 11 miles of the Wallkill Valley Rail Trail after its owner didn't pay taxes.

Buying locally produced food directly from farmers and bakers is about to get a whole lot more convenient this summer.

After five years of preparation for a celebration of 400 years of history, the Hudson-Fulton-Champlain Newburgh Beacon Bay 2009 Quadricentennial Committee has unveiled a full schedule of events for this weekend.

One man is dead after leading police on a chase through Western New York on Wednesday night.

FISHKILL - There were no slackers or couch potatoes among the approximately 700 Boy and Girl Scouts who hiked Saturday morning from Mount Saint Mary College in Newburgh to Dutchess Stadium.

State police identified the person killed in Sunday's crash on Route 17K as Kevin Flower, 20, of Walden.

Two Walden men were arrested Wednesday and charged with raping two 15-year-old girls on the morning of Memorial Day.