Walden News

Members unanimously voted to: - Enter an agreement with the United Haitian American Caucus that the town is supplying space in the Cultural Arts Center in Spring Valley.

A GROUP OF FOURTH AND FIFTH GRADE STUDENTS FROM WALDEN ELEMENTARY SCHOOL HAVE WON A STATE WIDE AWARD.

The homes: just 10 miles apart. The scams: just eight days apart and too similar to be mere coincidence.

Police charged a New York City police officer with driving while intoxicated early Sunday after an accident on Main Street in Walden.

Construction of a 3.5-mile rail trail connecting Walden to Wallkill will begin next Monday.

Katrina Loucks reacted quickly when the toxic fumes seeped into the dining room.

Residents raised questions last week about whether the town or county industrial development authority should have considered a $5.5 million bond application to restore affordable housing in Walden.

There was a strange quiet in Clinton Street Cafe Wednesday. At the Walden Bank. And Eddie's Deli.

The manager of two low-income apartment buildings where residents complained about rotting decks is applying for government assistance for repairs.

Fire Saturday night in the Village of Walden damaged a car and house. According to early reports, fire erupted in the garage at a North Montgomery Street fire at around 10 p.m. One local resident said the fire ...

At least one motorist suffered critical injuries late Saturday morning after two cars collided head-on on Route 208 in the Town of Montgomery, police said.

The city will participate Tuesday in the annual Night Out Against Crime. The event encourages residents to lock their doors, turn on their outside lights and spend the evening outdoors enjoying activities at ...

Lois Riglioni stabbed her boyfriend to death in Walden in 1999, served her sentence and left prison under parole supervision in 2005.

With Walden's youth officer Bobby Montanaro on leave, Officer Roy Werner took over the role in planning the village's third annual National Night Out, a festival with food and games that offers the community ...

NEW PALTZ - Eugene Dillinger was exactly where he wanted to be Friday. The Pine Plains resident was sitting in the top row of a set of bleachers watching the Ulster County Fair tractor pull.

Dear Heloise: After running out of paper way too many times while in the middle of printing from my personal computer, I put one colored sheet of paper right before the end of the stack loaded into the printer.

Russell Kastberg was awarded the rank of Eagle Scout at a court of honor ceremony held by Troop 33 at the First Reformed Church of Walden.

Phil Migliore's Walden, New York-based '28 Ford roadster pickup was easily one of the most noticed hop-ups of the weekend.

Starbucks Corp. has named all 600 company-owned stores it plans to close in a bid to boost its business and weed out unprofitable locations.

We asked people around the mid-Hudson how the economy is affecting them. Here are their answers: "It's awful; everything is going up.