Sean Adams
More Rain Monday After Storms Soak Tri-State Area Sunday
Forecasters say rain Monday morning will taper off to showers before finally ending in the afternoon. A few spots could also have a thunderstorm.
Stories From Main Street: Scarsdale Organization Helps Terminally Ill Leave Something Behind
In 2010, 40-year-old Dede Frontera learned that her breast cancer had metastasized. All she wanted to do was leave a video message for her then 8-year-old daughter Nicole.
Summer After Sandy: A Long Climb Back In Toms River
Toms River has lost 20 to 25 percent of its tax base and 400 homes are being demolished. 4,000 homes were damaged.
Eastchester Police Seek Missing 88-Year-Old Woman With Dementia
Catherine “Kay” Cotter was last seen Tuesday morning near her home on Garth Road in Eastchester.
Connecticut State Senate Approves Driver’s Licenses For Illegal Immigrants
The state Senate approved legislation early Thursday that would allow immigrants to obtain driver’s licenses regardless of their legal statuses.
President Obama: Jersey Shore ‘Stronger Than The Storm’
The president toured the shore with Gov. Chris Christie Tuesday, seven months after Superstorm Sandy caused $38 billion in damage.
Sandy-Damaged American Legion Post Seeking Help For Rebuilding Effort
American Legion Post 351 suffered about $200,000 in damages. Post 351 did not have insurance for wind damage or flooding.
Suburban Bike Share? One Elected Official Pushes The Idea
Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner said it would be a win-win.
Summer After Sandy: Jersey Shore Reopens As Storm Recovery Continues
Declaring the Jersey shore officially open for the summer, Gov. Chris Christie cut a 5-mile long ribbon Friday symbolically linking some of the shore towns that were hardest hit by Superstorm Sandy.
Cicadas Return To New Jersey After 17 Years Just In Time For Memorial Day
They’ve been spotted in Tenafly, Wayne, Colonia, Fanwood, Mendham, and Montclair.
Metro-North’s New Haven Line Back On Schedule After Repairs
Regular train service has returned to Connecticut, five days after a derailment injured scores of commuters and damaged tracks.
Tri-State Area Sends Help To Oklahoma Town Devastated By Tornado
As the sun rose over the shattered community of Moore, Oklahoma, the state medical examiner’s office cut the estimated death toll by more than half, saying at least 24 people were killed, including at least seven children.
Stories From Main Street: Building A Record-Setting Sand Castle In Point Pleasant
Just about every kid has dreamed of it, but Ed Jarrett from Maine is doing it. He’s the king of the castle, the sand castle, that is.
Summer After Sandy: Point Pleasant Beach Bounces Back
The boardwalk is back – rebuilt and alive. Arcades are humming. The aquarium is open. Rides are also open.
Residents Dealing With Constant Noise From New Tappan Zee Bridge Construction
Preliminary pile driving for the new Tappan Zee Bridge has begun and has been a real jolt for some residents.


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