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Colleen Wilson covers education issues in Westchester County. Prior to joining lohud and The Journal News, she was a reporter at the Westchester County Business Journal. Wilson, a native of Maryland, is a graduate of the Philip Merrill College of Journalism at the University of Maryland.

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West-of-Hudson commuters have bright transit horizons

West-of-Hudson commuters have bright transit horizons

Not everyone is optimistic about future bus and train plans desperately needed to better connect Rockland and…

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Drive to hydrogen-fueled autos stalls in New York

Drive to hydrogen-fueled autos stalls in New York

Westchester County was going full throttle at entering the frontier of hydrogen fuel cell technology eight ye…

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Insulation problem caused Indian Point transformer failure

Insulation problem caused Indian Point transformer failure

Entergy's preliminary investigation finds a failure of interior insulation caused a transformer to fail and s…

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Supreme Court's Missing Man

Supreme Court's Missing Man

Bobby Chen achieved the rarest of legal feats last month: Even though he had no lawyer, he persuaded the Supr…

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Federal Reserve Bank President Says Bronx on the Mend After Recession

Federal Reserve Bank President Says Bronx on the Mend After Recession

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President William Dudley is a relative unknown to most Bronx residents. His …

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New York Green Party Candidate Soldiers On Toward Another Election Loss

New York Green Party Candidate Soldiers On Toward Another Election Loss

Howie Hawkins has represented the Green Party with fervid devotion since 1993. This year is no different as h…

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Old wood piles in path of rail tunnel to be pulled from Hudson muck

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About 500 wooden piles left over from a 19th century pier will be removed from the Hudson River on the west side of Manhattan to make way for a new rail tunnel between North Jersey and Manhattan's Penn Station. Weeks Marine, a company with a contract previously approved by the Gateway Development Commission, will perform the work, which was approved July 8 by the board of the bistate agency overseeing the $16 billion tunnel project.
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Commuters fume as heat wave, storms upend NJ Transit service for days

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The list of commuting problems for NJ Transit customers was relentless for the past week. NJ Transit commuters are accustomed to summers of hell because of aging, failing infrastructure, but the past week was particularly bad because of the combination of heat and powerful storms that targeted New Jersey. There were 545 canceled trains and 633 delayed trains from June 29 to July 5, of which 733 were weather-related and 64 caused by Amtrak, said NJ Transit.
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Commuters fume as heat wave, storms upend NJ Transit service for days

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3-minute read July 8, 2026, 4:31 a.m. ET The list of commuting problems for NJ Transit customers was relentless for the past week. NJ Transit commuters are accustomed to summers of hell because of aging, failing infrastructure, but the past week was particularly bad because of the combination of heat and powerful storms that targeted New Jersey. There were 545 canceled trains and 633 delayed trains from June 29 to July 5, of which 733 were weather-related and 64 caused by Amtrak, said NJ Transit.
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