Thursday Nov 26 | Journal News
TZ bridge project still makes little sense
Re the series of Tappan Zee Bridge/Interstate 287 Project open houses in Westchester and Rockland counties last week: The only thing missing from these traveling Tappan Zee mega-bridge road shows is a carnival barker standing outside.
No sooner had I arrived at a meeting about the Tappan Zee Bridge Thursday than South Nyack Mayor Tish DuBow asked, 'Have you found your hat?' Sadly, the answer was - and remains - no.
Sneak peek at Nyack's new library
The battle for street parking, computer time and cozy chairs is almost over for patrons of the Nyack Library.
South Nyack cops increase patrols after thefts
The crimes have taken place around Elysian, Washington, Ross and Maple streets, police said.
Volunteers, onlookers gather for log bench project at Upper Nyack park
UPPER NYACK - Volunteers gathered Sunday to help revitalize Nyack Beach State Park by building log benches.
Nyack veteran's widow sues Oak Hill Cemetery for not placing vet marker at his grave
The historic Oak Hill Cemetery is being sued for $2.5 million for failing to place a veterans marker at the grave site of Lonnie A. Leonard.
Chimney fire damages house in Nyack
NYACK - A woman suffered minor injuries after a house caught fire Friday night on South Boulevard.
CLARKSTOWN: A manhunt came to a peaceful end after Clarkstown police took a man accused of menacing his girlfriend into custody Friday night.
Monticello mayor sues village board
Mayor Gordon Jenkins is suing the village trustees and manager, claiming they have usurped his powers and taken control.
Homeless man arrested in thefts from cars
PIERMONT - Police arrested a 46-year-old homeless man after a manhunt through the woods on Saturday afternoon.
Speeding Honda stopped on TZB with $7,000 worth of drugs
SOUTH NYACK - An older model Honda Accord zipping north through a construction zone on the Tappan Zee Bridge Tuesday night was found to have more than 300 bags of heroin and other drugs when stopped by state police, officials said.
Traffic returning to normal on N/B Thruway in Rockland
Traffic was back to normal on the northbound Thruway between Exits 12 in West Nyack and 14B in Airmont at 10:45 this morning, following repairs that lasted longer than expected and created a nightmare for morning rush hour commuters.
Father and son from Sherburne, Smyrna face felony drug charges
Troopers: Upstate father and son nabbed on Thruway with drugs
SOUTH NYACK - A father and son from upstate are facing drug charges after being stopped by state police.
ORANGETOWN: As students prepare to return to school in the fall, South Nyack-Grand View police are reminding drivers to keep their speed at or below posted limits and to be ready to stop for buses with flashing red lights.
Troopers: Upstate man arrested with cocaine, pot on I-87 in Rockland
Full-timers in Rockland's 2 smallest police depts. earn more than $100,000
Every full-time officer, sergeant and chief in Rockland's two smallest police departments earned more than $100,000 in 2008.