Tappan News

A group of politicians and residents in border areas along New Jersey and New York are banning together to urge the formation of a bi-state committee that would work to address flooding issues along the Mahwah River and other waterways that border the two states.

On March 11, 1964. Fred Hahn of Tappan ran from his Town of Orangetown truck to rescue two boys, ages seven and 13, from a fire on Mountainview Ave.

It's slated to be a gorgeous spring weekend, with plenty of outdoor activities scheduled across the Lower Hudson Valley.

Rockland residents who see the new movie "Once Upon a Time in Brooklyn," which will be released to select AMC Theaters on Friday, will likely recognize some of the locations in the film.

As plans proceed for construction of the new Tappan Zee Bridge, one issue involves creating an effective method of getting bus commuters smoothly from Rockland to transfer at the Tarrytown Metro-North railroad station, shown above, with the existing bridge in the background.

A charity started in the name of a fallen Sept. 11 firefighter marked a milestone Saturday as it celebrated its 10th annual event and hoped to raise thousands for homeless veterans.

Every level of government will have to pitch in financially to make mass transit a reality along the Interstate 287 corridor, officials said Friday.

A high court's ruling on Wednesday might pave the way for a Valley Cottage company to run TOR and Tappan ZEExpress buses.

A TRADITIONAL Norman Rockwell-era image of the high school football star would have been a strapping, muscular young man walking down the hall wearing a white sweater with the school's colorful varsity letter prominently displayed.

Rockland County wants to determine if keeping its entire bus fleet under one roof will save taxpayers money.

Plans are underway to expand the Joseph B. Clarke Rail Trail. Preliminary designs call for extending the trail approximately 1.6 miles north from the Lowe's on Route 303 to the Blauvelt Free Library on Western Highway, Supervisor Andy Stewart said.