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Hudson Valley Planned Parenthood Clinics Open After Colorado Shooting Hudson Valley Planned Parenthood Clinics Open After Colorado Shooting
Hudson Valley Planned Parenthood Clinics Open After Colorado Shooting Four Planned Parenthood clinics in the Hudson Valley opened as usual on Saturday, a day after a shooting at a Colorado clinic left three people dead, according to LoHud.com. Planned Parenthood Hudson Peconic CEO Vincent Russell said that the area organization "would not be deterred" in the wake of the shooting, LoHud reported. Four Westchester clinics were open Saturday in Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, White Plains and Yonkers, reported LoHud.com. Russell noted that there had been no increase of cancellations and no-shows for appointments, according to LoHud. Click here to read th…

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Police & Fire
Man Seriously Injured After Accident In Nyack Man Seriously Injured After Accident In Nyack
Man Seriously Injured After Accident In Nyack NYACK, N.Y. – A man suffered serious injuries after being hit by a four-door Subaru in Central Nyack on Saturday night, according to Clarkstown police, reported lohud.com. The man was taken to Nyack Hospital after the 6:15 p.m. incident in which he was attempting to cross Route 59, according to lohud.com. Click here to read the lohud.com article.

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Woman, 20, Charged In Baby's Death In Livingston Woman, 20, Charged In Baby's Death In Livingston
Woman, 20, Charged In Baby's Death In Livingston LIVINGSTON, N.Y. – A Livingston woman was arrested and charged by state police Saturday in the murder of a newborn boy whose body was discovered in a dumpster on Friday. Tara J. Tomlin, 20, was charged with second-degree murder after authorities determined that the baby had died by asphyxiation. The baby was discovered in a garbage bag in a dumpster outside of the XtraMart at Bells Pond in Livingston, police said. Tomlin was later arraigned at Livingston Town Court and remanded to the Columbia County Jail without bail. For more on the discovery of the baby, check this earlier Daily Voice …

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Middletown Man, 26, Charged With Sexual Abuse Of Young Girl Middletown Man, 26, Charged With Sexual Abuse Of Young Girl
Middletown Man, 26, Charged With Sexual Abuse Of Young Girl MIDDLETOWN, N.Y. – A Middletown man was arrested Tuesday by state police on charges of sexual abuse and endangering the welfare of a child. William Pasquale, 26, was charged with a class D felony of sexual abuse and a class A misdemeanor of endangering the welfare of a child by the Orange County Child Abuse Unit after a one-month investigation found that he and a young girl under age 11 had touched each other in their sexual parts, police said. Pasquale was arraigned at Middletown City Court and remanded to the Orange County Jail on $10,000 bail, police said. His next court appearance will…

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Business
Mount Kisco Medical Group CEO Featured In Wall Street Journal Mount Kisco Medical Group CEO Featured In Wall Street Journal
Mount Kisco Medical Group CEO Featured In Wall Street Journal MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. – Mount Kisco Medical Group President and CEO Dr. Scott Hayworth is concerned about the after effects of the Health Republic Insurance shutdown, according to the Wall Street Journal. Hayworth said that his doctors "are upset" after Health Republic left MKMG with millions of dollars in unpaid claims. Mount Kisco Medical Group covered more than 13,000 patients through Health Republic. Click here to read the Wall Street Journal article.

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Weather
Strong El Nino Could Impact Chances Of White Christmas In Much Of U.S. Strong El Nino Could Impact Chances Of White Christmas In Much Of U.S.
Strong El Nino Could Impact Chances Of White Christmas In Much Of U.S. Early forecasts influenced by the strongest El Niño in five decades are predicting an upside-down winter in much of the country, according to Accuweather.com. Areas used to a white Christmas may not get one, while southern areas not used to snowy Decembers may get a wintry surprise. According to Accuweather.commeteorologist Ben Noll, anywhere from 35 to 40 percent of the U.S. will be covered in snow on Christmas Day, reported Accuweather.com. Noll expects that number to be less this year, due to the lack of "sustained cold." The El Niño is expected to continue to bring warmer th…

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Neighbors
Holiday Book Sale Coming Up For Friends Of The Fairfield Public Library Holiday Book Sale Coming Up For Friends Of The Fairfield Public Library
Holiday Book Sale Coming Up For Friends Of The Fairfield Public Library FAIRFIELD, Conn. – The Friends of the Fairfield Public Library will have its annual holiday book sale from Dec. 1 to Dec. 11 at the main library. A large selection of items will be available, from vintage and signed books to CDs and DVDs. The proceeds from the sale will go toward various library programs, such as One Book One Town, the Kershner Art Gallery, Soundwaves music concerts, author luncheons and summer reading programs for children. Donations for future sales can be dropped off at the main library's receiving room at any time. The main library is at 1080 Old Post Road, Fairfield. …

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Obituaries
Mae Hendricks, 95, Of Wallington Mae Hendricks, 95, Of Wallington
Mae Hendricks, 95, Of Wallington WALLINGTON, N.J. – Mae Hendricks (nee Lange), of Wallington, died Thursday, Nov. 26. She was 95. Hendricks was born Sept. 11, 1920, in Wallington, to Hilda and William Lange. She worked for the Garden State Credit Bureau and the TRW Credit Bureau, retiring in 1980. She was predeceased by her parents, husband Russell and brother Bil. She is survived by daughter Nancy Nielsen and her husband Warren of Mahwah, daughter Judy Keryger of West Milford, one granddaughter, two grandsons, brother Harold Lange of Forked River, brother Robert Lange of Worcester, N.Y., and several nieces and nephews…

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Rita A. Travia Of Millbrook Rita A. Travia Of Millbrook
Rita A. Travia Of Millbrook MILLBROOK, N.Y. – Rita A. Travia, of Millbrook, died Tuesday, Nov. 26. She was born to Francis Xavier Sorrentino and Emily D’Amore. Travia earned an associate's degree from the Madison Academy of Economics in Brooklyn,. She was predeceased by her parents, husband Anthony, a former speaker of the State Assembly and a U.S. District Court judge, and sons Anthony Jr. and Robert. Travia is survived by two daughters-in-law, eight grandchildren and 14 great-grandchildren. Funeral services will be at 11:30 a.m. Saturday at St. Mary’s Church in Poughkeepsie with interment to follow in St. Peter’…

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News
Extra Security Added In White Plains For Black Friday Extra Security Added In White Plains For Black Friday
Extra Security Added In White Plains For Black Friday WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – Local malls have beefed up security for this year's Black Friday deals, according to News 12. Anti-terrorism experts typically note that malls are among the most vulnerable public areas every year. Shoppers were unconcerned, however, reported News 12. Click here to read the rest of the News 12 article.

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