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An (almost) lifelong Westchester resident, Sam has reported on all facets of Westchester since he graduated from Ryerson University with a degree in print journalism, including stints at North County News and The Examiner. A film columnist for WAG Magazine, Sam's moviegoing expertise has been profiled in the New York Times and he was a featured guest on VH1's Big Morning Buzz Live.

Sam was formerly a community editor at Daily Voice.

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Police & Fire
Fire Department Parade Will Cause Road Closures In Yorktown Fire Department Parade Will Cause Road Closures In Yorktown
Fire Department Parade Will Cause Road Closures In Yorktown YORKTOWN HEIGHTS, N.Y. -- Motorists can expect some road closures when the Yorktown Heights Engine Company #1 has their annual parade next Wednesday at 7 p.m. The parade will begin on Moseman Avenue by St. Patrick's Church to Hanover Road. The parade will turn north on Hanover Road to Underhill Avenue, following Underhill Avenue north onto Commerce Street. They will then follow Commerce Street to Veterans Road and the parade will end at the Fire Department fairgrounds. The following roads will be closed from 6:45 p.m. until the conclusion of the parade: Underhill Avenue between Route 118 …

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Politics
Rep. Maloney Applauds Historic Nomination Of Openly Gay Judge Rep. Maloney Applauds Historic Nomination Of Openly Gay Judge
Rep. Maloney Applauds Historic Nomination Of Openly Gay Judge Paul Feinman is set to make history.Gov. Andrew Cuomo nominated Feinman to serve as on the New York Court of Appeals. Feinman, who currently serves an appellate judge, would be the first openly gay judge on the court of appeals. The move was praised by Rep. Sean Patrick Maloney (D-Cold Spring), who represents the 18th district and is the first openly gay member of Congress from New York and a Co-Chair of the Congressional LGBT Equality Caucus. “I want to thank Governor Cuomo for making history and nominating Judge Feinman to be the first openly gay judge on the state’s highest court," …

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News
Protest Held For Teen ICE Accuses Of Being In Gang As Deportation Nears Protest Held For Teen ICE Accuses Of Being In Gang As Deportation Nears
Protest Held For Teen ICE Accuses Of Being In Gang As Deportation Nears This story has been updated. OSSINING, N.Y. -- A protest was held Friday outside Ossining High School calling for Diego Puma Macencela, the 19-year-old detained by Immigrations and Customs Enforcement hours before his senior prom, to be released. Macencela was set to graduate from Ossining High School Saturday afternoon before he was detained at his home on June 8. Macencela's mother was detained on June 7. Macancela was denied a stay of removal this week that would've kept him in the United States for one more year to allow him to graduate high school. While no deportation date has been s…

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Business
Tilly’s Table Celebrates Grand Opening Tilly’s Table Celebrates Grand Opening
Tilly’s Table Celebrates Grand Opening BREWSTER, N.Y. -- Tilly Table, the new farm-to-table restaurant at Tilly Foster Farm in Bewster, is open for business.The restaurant, a public-private partnership with Homestyle Catering, celebrated its grand opening the weekend of June 2. The chefs at Tilly Foster Farm are Sandra Marinelli, a Mahopac resident, and Christopher Devine, a Brewster resident. Devine attended the Culinary Institute of America in Hyde Park and recently held the role of executive chef and general manager at Trump Tower, During his tenure with the Trump Organization, Devine also opened and operated six restaurant d…

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Events
Chappaqua Lemonade Stand Raising Money For Childhood Cancer Chappaqua Lemonade Stand Raising Money For Childhood Cancer
Chappaqua Lemonade Stand Raising Money For Childhood Cancer CHAPPAQUA, N.Y. -- A glass of lemonade can go a long way. At the Chappaqua Farmer's Market Saturday, the Blum sisters, 12-year-old Rebecca and 9-year-old Jenna, will be selling lemonade for Alex's Lemonade Stand, which raises money to fight childhood cancer. This is the fourth year the sisters are running a lemonade stand. Through online donations, they've already raised $1,167 as of Friday morning. Alex's Lemonade Stand was started by Alexandra Scott, who was diagnosed with cancer before her first birthday. When she was four, she told her parents she wanted to set up a lemonade stand in h…

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Schools
Croton Superintendent Announces Retirement Croton Superintendent Announces Retirement
Croton Superintendent Announces Retirement CROTON-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. -- Croton-Harmon Schools Superintendent Edward Fuhrman is retiring at the end of the 2017-2018 school year after eight years. Fuhrman made the announcement at Thursday's Board of Education meeting, citing a desire to spend more time with his wife and his family. "I really enjoy spending time with my grandchildren," Fuhrman said. "It has been a privilege to work in this district with the children. Croton children are great.” Fuhrman said he is leaving the district in good shape. “Our goals and methods are aligned and the learning opportunities that our…

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Lifestyle
Rocky Is SPCA Pet Of The Week Rocky Is SPCA Pet Of The Week
Rocky Is SPCA Pet Of The Week Rocky, the SPCA's pet of the week, is ready to go the distance with his new family.The 10-year old, 21-pound Miniature Pinscher is described as a smart, friendly guy who gets along well with other dogs.  He's easy to handle and bonds well with his pack of people, the SPCA said. He can be mildly afraid sometimes, especially of things like strangers and evil vacuum cleaners, the SPCA said. For more information, contact trainer@spca914.org or call 914-941-2896 ext. 11.

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Sports
Pleasant Valley Native Drafted By Atlanta Braves Pleasant Valley Native Drafted By Atlanta Braves
Pleasant Valley Native Drafted By Atlanta Braves  Drew Lugbauer is ready to chop. The Pleasant Valley native, who graduated Arlington High School, was drafted by the Atlanta Braves in the 11th round of the Major League Baseball draft June 14. While at the University of Michigan, Lugbauer led the Wolverines with 11 home runs, 58 RBIs, total bases and had an OPS of .917, earning first-team All-Big Ten honors in his junior season. Though he played third base this season, Lugbauer will be catching for the Braves.  Talking Chop, an Atlanta Braves blog, called Lugbauer a versatile defender who has huge power. The site praised the pick, giving…

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Police & Fire
Two Teens Charged After Causing Injury During Fight, Yorktown Police Say Two Teens Charged After Causing Injury During Fight, Yorktown Police Say
Two Teens Charged After Causing Injury During Fight, Yorktown Police Say A 17-year-old Mount Kisco teen and a 15-year-old Yorktown teen were charged with juvenile delinquency after a physical altercation at Dell Avenue off Route 100 on May 22, Yorktown Police announced Thursday. The 17-year-old was charged with assault in the third degree and the 15-year-old was charged with juvenile delinquency because he is a minor. Police are not releasing their names Police allege the teens got into a confrontation and struck the victim, causing injury.  The teens voluntarily turned themselves in on June 10. The 15-year-old appeared at the Westchester County Department of P…

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Politics
Cuomo Would Beat Trump Jr. In Re-Election Race, Poll Finds Cuomo Would Beat Trump Jr. In Re-Election Race, Poll Finds
Cuomo Would Beat Trump Jr. In Re-Election Race, Poll Finds New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's re-election chances are looking good. A new Marist College poll has Cuomo, a New Castle resident, beating his potential 2018 Republican opponents, including Donald Trump, Jr. and Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino by a two-to-one margin. Cuomo leads Trump, Jr. 62 percent to 27 percent. Trump, Jr. ruled out running for governor in April. Cuomo leads Astorino 58 percent to 26 percent. In 2014, Cuomo defeated Astorino in 54 percent to 40 percent to earn a second term. A poll was not done for a race between Cuomo and Dutchess County Executive Marc Molin…

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