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Cindy Capitani

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Letter: Re-Elected Supervisor Feiner Sets Goals Letter: Re-Elected Supervisor Feiner Sets Goals
Letter: Re-Elected Supervisor Feiner Sets Goals GREENBURGH, N.Y. -- Greenburgh Daily Voice accepts signed letters to the editor. Send signed letters to Greenburgh@dailyvoice.com. To the editor: Thank you, Greenburgh! I appreciate that you re-elected me as Town Supervisor and promise I will work hard to make Greenburgh an even better place to live. Congratulations to the other members of the team also re-elected: Councilmembers Ken Jones and Kevin Morgan Town Clerk Judith Beville Town Judges Delores Scott Brathwaite, Arlene Gordon-Oliver and Walter Rivera The time to celebrate victory is over. There is a lot of work that needs to be do…

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by Paul Feiner, Greenburgh Supervisor
Events
End of Life Care Explored At Sarah Lawrence Workshop End of Life Care Explored At Sarah Lawrence Workshop
End of Life Care Explored At Sarah Lawrence Workshop YONKERS, N.Y. — Sarah Lawrence College is offering a half-day workshop for anyone interested in knowing more about the myriad issues related to end of life care. “Narrating the End of Life: Narrative Practice, Historical Context and Critical Skills to Improve End of Life Care” takes place from 1 to 5 p.m. on Saturday at Sarah Lawrence College. To register or to learn more about this and other programs, visit the college’s website about this topic. The fee for the workshop is $250 for the public or $200 Sarah Lawrence College alumni. For more information, click here. The four-hour worksh…

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by Cindy Capitani
Police & Fire
Two Face Charges After Stop On Route 22 In Amenia Two Face Charges After Stop On Route 22 In Amenia
Two Face Charges After Stop On Route 22 In Amenia AMENIA, N. Y. – Edgard Digirolamo, 33, of Gaylordsville, Conn. was charged Oct. 22 with driving while impaired by drugs and possession of a controlled substance, police said. New York State Police from the Dover Plains barracks initially pulled Digirolamo over on State Route 22 for failing to utilize a directional signal. Police said he was found to under the influence of drugs and in possession of crack cocaine. A State Police Drug Recognition Expert evaluated Digirolamo and confirmed that he was impaired at the time of the stop, according to reports. A passenger in the vehicle, Kerri J. …

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by Cindy Capitani
Police & Fire
Police Charge Straford Men, Seize $1.5 Million In Drugs Police Charge Straford Men, Seize $1.5 Million In Drugs
Police Charge Straford Men, Seize $1.5 Million In Drugs STRAFORD, Conn. — Jafet Acevedo, 21, and Arturo Perez, 22, both of Stratford, Conn., were arrested Oct. 27 on charges of possessing an estimated $1.5 million worth of drugs following a vehicle stop near the Mills at Jersey Gardens shopping mall in Elizabeth, N.J., nj.com reports. Aside from searching the 2004 Toyota Sienna, officers also searched the suspects' homes and seized $1.5 million street value in heroin and methamphetamine, and $40,000 in cash, the article says. Acevedo is held on $1 million bail; Perez on $500,000. For the full article see nj.com.

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by Cindy Capitani
News
O'Donoghue's In Nyack Will Reopen Under New Ownership O'Donoghue's In Nyack Will Reopen Under New Ownership
O'Donoghue's In Nyack Will Reopen Under New Ownership NYACK, N.Y. – O'Donoghue's, the popular watering hole and eatery, is reopening under new ownership, lohud.com reports. Kevin O'Donoghue still owns the building that once was home to his family restaurant that closed in April. New tavern owner Geoff Torrens of Nyack will reopen soon, though no date is set, according to the article. The new organic menu features steakhouse-house food.  Read the full article at lohud.com.

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by Cindy Capitani
News
Westport Drivers Warned Of Overnight Construction Planned For Downtown Westport Drivers Warned Of Overnight Construction Planned For Downtown
Westport Drivers Warned Of Overnight Construction Planned For Downtown WESTPORT, Conn. — Concrete pouring will take place during the overnight hours on Nov. 4, ending at 5 a.m., in Westport’s downtown area. The town of Westport approved the early morning construction at Bedford Square to minimize traffic congestion.  Church Lane — from its intersection at Elm Street to Post Road East — will be closed for the work. General vehicular traffic will be detoured via Elm Street. For more information, call Director of Public Works Steve Edwards, 203-341-1120.

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by Cindy Capitani
Police & Fire
Postal Worker From Fishkill Charged With Groping Fellow Employee Postal Worker From Fishkill Charged With Groping Fellow Employee
Postal Worker From Fishkill Charged With Groping Fellow Employee DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. — Nicholas A. Morris, 48, was arrested and charged with forcible touching, police said. Morris, of Fishkill, allegedly subjected a fellow postal employee to unwanted sexual contact while inside the postal facility. According to New York State Police at SP Wurtsboro, the victim reported that Morris shoved her against a wall, bruising her arm and fondling her sexually, without her consent. He was remanded to the Sullivan County Jail on $5,000 cash bail. 

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by Cindy Capitani
Events
Bridgeport's Family Justice Center Targets Men For Talk To End Violence Bridgeport's Family Justice Center Targets Men For Talk To End Violence
Bridgeport's Family Justice Center Targets Men For Talk To End Violence BRIDGEPORT, Conn. — The Center for Family Justice in Bridgeport, as part of its ongoing efforts to engage men and boys in the effort to break the cycle of domestic and sexual violence, is hosting a lecture by internationally acclaimed author/activist Tony Porter. Porter’s lecture is considered appropriate for college students as well as teenagers in middle and high school and they are encouraged to attend with their parents. The lecture, 7 p.m. on Nov. 4, is free to students with a valid ID. The general public is welcome and encouraged to attend for a suggested donation of $10.  The Center …

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by Cindy Capitani
Schools
Get Your Leaves Raked By Ridgefield Basketball Players Get Your Leaves Raked By Ridgefield Basketball Players
Get Your Leaves Raked By Ridgefield Basketball Players RIDGEFIELD PARK, N.J. — The Ridgefield Parks Girls Basketball Team is having a fall leaf rake fundraiser. For anyone who provides leaf bags, the team will fill them. The event takes place from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 21 in Ridgefield Park and Little Ferry. The rain date is Sunday, Nov. 22. The minimum cost is $40 per lawn. The yard size and amount of leaves should be taken into consideration and the team will trust the homeowner's discretion based on number of workers and hours of labor. To sign up, contact Nicole Pucciarelli by e-mail at erahill@dedham.k12.ma.us

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by Cindy Capitani
News
Accused Nyack College Coach Invited Porn Star To Practice, Lawsuit Says Accused Nyack College Coach Invited Porn Star To Practice, Lawsuit Says
Accused Nyack College Coach Invited Porn Star To Practice, Lawsuit Says ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- A lawsuit filed against Kurt Ludwigsen, a softball coach at Nyack College, says he tried to turn his players into porn stars and even brought in adult film actress Allie Haze to offer girls life counseling sessions, nypost.com reports. He also tried to entice his players to go into the adult entertainment industry, the article says, and stuck his tongue in a player’s ear as punishment for losing a game. He also allegedly slapped players butts, grab their breasts and forced them to sit on his lap. For the full story see nypost.com.

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