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Bill Introduced to Switch Name of Cuomo Bridge Back to Tappan Zee Do you think the name of the Governor Mario M. Cuomo Bridge should be changed back to the Tappan Zee Bridge? Rockland County lawmaker Mike Lawler told the Daily Voice, "Its clear that we must restore the bridges original, historical name."  Lawler has introduced legislation to change the name of the bridge back to the Tappan Zee. The areas history tells the story. The original name of the bridge was derived from the Tappan Nat...

A New York lawmaker is pushing to restore the Tappan Zee Bridge as the official span of the bridge whose official name is currently the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge. New York State Assemblyman Mike Lawler has introduced legislation in Albany…

A New York lawmaker is pushing to restore the Tappan Zee Bridge as the official span of the bridge whose official name is currently the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge. New York State Assemblyman Mike Lawler has introduced legislation in Albany…

Cuomo a dead man walking, even if he refuses to admit it (opinion) Updated Mar 13, 2021; Facebook Share Third terms can be like that sometimes. But Cuomo shouldn’t kid himself. This is all self-inflicted damage. Sens. Charles Schumer and Kirsten Gillibrand on Friday added their voices to the chorus of New York Democrats calling for Cuomo to resign. I guess Gillibrand, who drop-kicked Al Franken out of the Senate for far less that what Cuomo’s been accused of, just couldn’t hold her tongu...

Winding road to shot Richmond, who teaches computers and business at a Bergen County high school had her first COVID-19 vaccine appointment Jan. 31 at the state-run mass vaccination hub at the Westchester County Center. She had her paperwork in hand. But a worker there said she didnt qualify. Her husband, Christopher Richmond, who is an IT specialist for the same Bergen district, canceled his appointment after what happened to Lindsay. The Richmonds were not the only ones. State Sen. Elijah Rei...

Lawsuit claims New York Thruway Authority regularly got in the way of the bridges design and construction, causing costly delays.

Rockland/Westchester Journal News About 250,000 Rockland and Westchester residents will not face toll hikes to cross the Gov. Mario M. Cuomo Bridge through 2022. Thats according to the state Thruway Authority, which said residents with E-ZPass tags will automatically be enrolled in a discount plan before the new rates take effect on Jan. 1.  These residents will continue to pay $4.75 per trip. This discount will be available to new customers as well. To qualify, drivers must meet these quali...