Monthly Archives: November 2009

Walden trustee resigns, mayor to make appointment

Village trustee Mickey Millspaugh last week announced his resignation from the board effective Monday. The 83-year-old trustee resigned for health reasons. Mayor Brian Maher announced that he’ll appoint Bernard Bowen, 54, at the Dec. 8 meeting. Bowen has 34 years experience as a banker, is a father of five and has lived in the village [...]
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Police, manager contracts nearing completion

Walden’s village board is poised to vote on contracts for both the police department and village manager by the end of the year. While the board voted in August to extend manager Jim Politi’s contract for two years, the actual written document has yet to be signed. Trustees have met in executive session over the last [...]
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A moment of silence at East Coldenham

There was a moment of silence this morning at East Coldenham Elementary School. Parents will come to the memorial today, as they have every year since 1989 when a tornado hit the school at about 12:30 p.m. Seven children were killed that day, 19 were hurt. Two more children died later in the hospital. Officials at [...]
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Christmas on Main Street

The Walden Business Association with the help of Mayor Brian Maher is planning three weekends of holiday shopping on Main Street in December. The event will close down the street, creating a pedestrian mall with a “turn-of-the-century” atmosphere from Bank to Oak Streets. Local shops will set up kiosks with gift offerings while carolers and musicians [...]
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Doctor talks about flu prevention Wednesday

With swine flu cases on the rise at Berea Elementary School, parents in the community were looking for information this week. Dr. Paul Mark Baker of Hudson Valley Pediatrics shared his knowledge in a live chat Wednesday, answering questions about the swine flu vaccine, symptoms and spread. The archived chat can be found here. Also, parents can [...]
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Lowest voter turnout in past four supervisor races

Almost nine percent fewer Montgomery voters showed up at the polls yesterday to vote in town and county elections than in 2007. The showing is the worst since 2003 (the oldest election year available on the county website) and more than 25 percent lower than the highest turnout in 2005. Among those who did pull the lever, [...]
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