Harriman News

BEACON - More train station parking, better bus service and a Stewart International Airport rail link could all be benefits of a mass transit funding bill that passed in the House of Representatives last week.

Orange County MTA member Susan Metzger speaks while Hall and Woodbury Town Supv.

Indoor athletes got a jolt when they showed up at Monroe's Lifeplex Health Club on Route 17M on June 1 only to find a notice taped to the door that the gym had lost its lease.

Two drivers have been taken to hospitals after a head-on collision in front of Museum Village on Route 17M.

Soaring past the palisades under a deep-blue sky, the bird flew toward the nest with prey in its talons.

In a plain red stable on a verdant, historic farm in Monroe, N.Y., a young carpenter is using an unconventional set of tools to craft a reputation for quality design and workmanship that has traveled throughout ...

Though 61.3 percent of land in Stony Point is designated as open space, state parkland does not account for a majority of the town's tax-exempt property - a fact some may find surprising.

Reporting Lou Young HARRIMAN, N.Y. The otherwise unremarkable 2006 Maroon GMC Envoy is parked at the State Police barracks just south of where it was abandoned.

There is a report of a crash involving a car and school bus on Harriman Heights Road near the elementary school.

Angela Negri got a good workout pushing her baby stroller up the new ramp at Bear Mountain State Park yesterday.

Strike-hobbled customers of Short Line are still experimenting with their options for getting to work, but many of them have found a semblance of normalcy at the Newburgh park-and-ride. The normalcy takes the ...

The morning rush wound down Tuesday with parking to spare at the Metro North railroad station in Harriman - the largest along the Port Jervis line, as the strike against the Short Line bus company enters its ...

Thousands of Short Line customers went back to work after the long holiday weekend Tuesday and tried to put a smiley face on the adventure of getting there despite a bus strike.

On Monday evening, Chief Tom Lowe and about a dozen volunteer firefighters with Harriman Engine Co.

Short Line commuters will pick and choose among myriad options for getting to work Tuesday as the strike against the bus company enters its fifth day.

Commuter lots in Monroe and Central Valley, normally packed by 6 a.m., are mostly empty.

Local business leaders in the Hudson Valley Tuesday recognized several international firms for their excellence in exportation of goods from the region, and called on more businesses to join the growing global ...

It was two for one at the Monroe Police Department. According to Lt. Alex Melchiorre, police nabbed two criminals earlier this month after the first one called in as a victim.

The town thinks it's a good idea. So do the villages of Harriman and Monroe. The firefighters want - no - need it. via Middletown Times Herald Record