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GoFundMe Account Set Up For Former White Plains Basketball Star's Family GoFundMe Account Set Up For Former White Plains Basketball Star's Family
GoFundMe Account Set Up For Former White Plains Basketball Star's Family WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – Money is being raised to help the family of a former White Plains star basketball player who was gunned down in Vermont earlier this month. As of Sunday night, the GoFundMe page for Markus D’Anthony Austin had raised $20,781 of its initial $25,000 goal. Austin, 33, was working as a mental health specialist at the Vermont Psychiatric Care Hospital in the tiny town of Berlin when he was slain outside his Montpelier apartment. He left behind his girlfriend, Caryn Pletzer, and their son, Marquis Austin. According to his obituary, the 2001 White Plains High School grad pla…
Lock It Or Lose It: Trumbull Police Warn Residents Of Car Break-In Spree Lock It Or Lose It: Trumbull Police Warn Residents Of Car Break-In Spree
Lock It Or Lose It: Trumbull Police Warn Residents Of Car Break-In Spree TRUMBULL, Conn. — A recent rash of car break-ins has Trumbull police warning residents to lock it, or lose it. According to Chief Michael Lombardo, officers have arrested “three separate groups of individuals,” some of whom were using a stolen car and planned to break into others. Trumbull police are working with other departments to track down additional suspects, Lombardo said. Residents may think it’s safe to leave their cars unlocked in certain areas or at certain times of the day, but that’s not true, the police chief said. Many of the early morning thefts occurred from cars and truc…
Murphy Says He May Investigate Deal Closing Indian Point Murphy Says He May Investigate Deal Closing Indian Point
Murphy Says He May Investigate Deal Closing Indian Point State Sen. Terrence Murphy, just one of many elected officials who said they felt blindsided by Indian Point’s planned closure, said Monday that he may probe the deal between Gov. Andrew Cuomo and the nuclear power plant’s operators, Entergy, according to a report by politico.com. An investigation will be launched, he told politico.com, if he can’t get answers to questions about lost revenues and jobs, and about the safety of the Buchanan facility after it’s shuttered. Murphy is a small business owners who represents the 40th District, an area that includes the power plant. As chairman of …
White Plains Councilwoman Launches Mayoral Bid; Incumbent Defends Vision White Plains Councilwoman Launches Mayoral Bid; Incumbent Defends Vision
White Plains Councilwoman Launches Mayoral Bid; Incumbent Defends Vision WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. – White Plains Councilwoman Milagros Lecuona says she is running for mayor partly because of her “frustration” with what she calls the current administration’s "lack of vision." “When you see how fast other cities are moving, it really hits home that we still seem to be stuck where we were 10 years ago,” the Democrat said Monday. The community activist and urban planner announced her run while standing outside the Westchester County Democrats’ headquarters on East Post Road. She made it a point to note the vacant storefronts, located in the heart of the city’s …
Lakeland’s Amari Hughes Honored As 'Student Of Distinction' Lakeland’s Amari Hughes Honored As 'Student Of Distinction'
Lakeland’s Amari Hughes Honored As 'Student Of Distinction' YORKTOWN, N.Y. – A Yorktown teen who turned a passion for video games into a potential career in computer technology has been hailed by local educators. Amari Hughes, a senior at Lakeland High School, took that love of gadgets and applied it to the Micro Computer Technology program at PNW BOCES’ Tech Center. As a result of all his hard work and dedication, Hughes was named a “Student of Distinction” at a Lakeland Board of Education meeting on Thursday, Jan. 19. As a result of his hard work and dedication, the high school senior was recognized as a BOCES Student of Distinction at a Lakeland…
Man Charged With Felony DWI After Erratic Driving, Putnam Sheriff Says Man Charged With Felony DWI After Erratic Driving, Putnam Sheriff Says
Man Charged With Felony DWI After Erratic Driving, Putnam Sheriff Says A Danbury man is facing charges of felony driving while intoxicated after he was arrested in Southeast Sunday, police said. Luis G. Sanchez, 28, is accused of driving erratically just before he was stopped on Route 6 around 2:45 a.m. by sheriff’s Deputy Keith Blessing, police said. Sanchez failed field sobriety tests and was found to be intoxicated, according to Sheriff Donald B. Smith. Blessing’s investigation uncovered a previous DWI conviction, the sheriff added. Sanchez was processed at the Putnam County Correctional Facility and held there pending arraignment. If found guilty of the…
Former Basketball Player Tells Story Of Addiction At Arlington High School Former Basketball Player Tells Story Of Addiction At Arlington High School
Former Basketball Player Tells Story Of Addiction At Arlington High School LAGRANGEVILLE, N.Y. -- Chris Herren’s story is a harrowing one of drug addiction and recovery, but he doesn’t mind telling it over and over again if it helps just one person. The former high school basketball legend who earned a spot in the NBA only to see his career crash and burn because of drug addiction will be talking at Arlington High School in LaGrangeville at 7 p.m. on Thursday, Feb. 16. After Herren’s presentation,  mental health professionals, addiction recovery agencies, law enforcement representatives and others will be available to discuss available mental health and addiction-…
Armonk's Andy Cahn, Alzheimer's Association Board Member, 79 Armonk's Andy Cahn, Alzheimer's Association Board Member, 79
Armonk's Andy Cahn, Alzheimer's Association Board Member, 79 ARMONK, N.Y. -- William M. “Andy” Cahn III of Armonk, a champion of the Alzheimer’s Association’s cause, died on on Monday, Jan. 9. He was 79. Cahn had been on the board of directors of the association’s local chapter since 2008. He was its chairman and had served in many other capacities. He volunteered as a caregiver support group facilitator and also participated in the chapter’s advocacy efforts as its ambassador to Congresswoman Nita Lowey. “Andy was an amazing man, and a tremendous supporter of the Hudson Valley Chapter in so many ways. We will truly miss him as a passionate advocate…
Somers Firefighter, Returning From Marines' Tour, Honored With Escort Somers Firefighter, Returning From Marines' Tour, Honored With Escort
Somers Firefighter, Returning From Marines' Tour, Honored With Escort SOMERS, N.Y. – As a big, tough Marine, Somers resident Jack Foley had to be prepared for anything. But he wasn’t ready for the rush of emotions he felt during his recent homecoming. The 2012 Somers High School grad, who was driving home from California, was surprised at the town line by a convoy of firetrucks. In one of them was his 17-year-old sister, Bridget, a fellow firefighter. With lights flashing, the trucks escorted the 22-year-old past the Granite Springs Firehouse where a gigantic American flag had been hung and on to his family’s home in Lincolndale, where they were met by his e…
Mount Kisco Restaurant Re-opens Following Gas Leak Mount Kisco Restaurant Re-opens Following Gas Leak
Mount Kisco Restaurant Re-opens Following Gas Leak MOUNT KISCO, N.Y. – A downtown Mount Kisco eatery shut down after someone smelled gas has been re-opened, according to westchester.news12.com. Firefighters and Con Ed crews were called to Great Wall Restaurant on South Moger Avenue Saturday afternoon after the leak was detected Saturday morning. According to westchester.news12.com, the restaurant was shut on Sunday while repairs were made and re-opened Monday. To read the westchester.news12.com story click here. To read a related Daily Voice story, click here.
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