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Sam Barron

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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
Spectra Pipeline Opponents Go On Trial Spectra Pipeline Opponents Go On Trial
Spectra Pipeline Opponents Go On Trial MONTROSE, N.Y. -- Nine people who attempted to block construction of a pipeline are having their day in Cortlandt Town Court Wednesday. The people, who call themselves "The Montrose 9" have been protesting the Spectra Energy AIM pipeline and blocked access to the construction yard in November They are arguing their activity was justified because of the potential harm the pipeline will cause. Oppents are also concerned about the pipeline's proximity to Indian Point. Last week, six people were arrested in Peekskill Monday morning after erecting a 20-foot tripod in an attempt to bloc…

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by Sam Barron
Politics
Donald Trump Rips Hillary Clinton's Record At SoHo Speech Donald Trump Rips Hillary Clinton's Record At SoHo Speech
Donald Trump Rips Hillary Clinton's Record At SoHo Speech NEW YORK, N.Y. -- They may be Westchester neighbors, but Donald Trump made it clear Wednesday he is no fan of Hillary Clinton. Trump, the presumptive Republican nominee who owns an estate in Bedford, ripped the former first lady and presumptive Democratic nominee who has lived in Chappaqua since 1999, at a speech at Trump SoHo for her support of trade deals, her record as Secretary of State, and for being a "world class liar." "Just look at her pathetic email and server statements," said Trump, who read from a teleprompter for the speech. "Or her phony landing in Bo…

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Police & Fire
Tarrytown Fire Displaces Four Families Tarrytown Fire Displaces Four Families
Tarrytown Fire Displaces Four Families TARRYTOWN, N.Y. -- A Tuesday morning fire on White Street in Tarrytown displaced four families, the Red Cross said. The fire was caused by welders doing work on the property, according to LoHud. Firefighters got the fire under control in 45 minutes and there were no injuries, according to lohud.com. Carolyn Sherwin of the Red Cross said the four families, 10 adults and five children all have places to stay and were given personal items that were lost in the fire. Irvington, Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Sleepy Hollow, Central Nyack, Elmsford and Ossining provided assistance.

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Police & Fire
Tarrytown Fire Department Battling Blaze Off Main Street Tarrytown Fire Department Battling Blaze Off Main Street
Tarrytown Fire Department Battling Blaze Off Main Street TARRYTOWN, N.Y. -- The Tarrytown Fire Department is currently on the scene battling a working fire at 16 White Street Tuesday. Irvington, Ardsley, Dobbs Ferry, Sleepy Hollow, Elmsford, Central Nyack and Ossining are providing assistance Tarrytown Police have called in Daisy the Arson Detection Dog to investigate the cause of the fire, which broke out late in the morning. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.

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Lifestyle
Summer Kicks Off In Rye Summer Kicks Off In Rye
Summer Kicks Off In Rye RYE, N.Y. -- Walking down Purchase Street in Rye, one can see subtle hints summer is here.  Beach towels and straw totes are in the store windows. Teddy bears line the shelves at Candy Rox with camp names on their t-shirts. Rye AP Photography students are having their work displayed in an exhibit next to Poppy's Luncheonette. Students were required to prepare a portfolio of 24 pieces to submit to the College Board. The Little Thai Kitchen also recently opened a Rye location at 2 Purchase Street while Hudson Paul Salon is having a grand re-opening.

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by Carol Bloom Stevens
Schools
Scarsdale Grad Volunteers At Nature Center Scarsdale Grad Volunteers At Nature Center
Scarsdale Grad Volunteers At Nature Center SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- Olivia McKay says she has mixed emotions about graduating high school. McKay is graduating from Scarsdale High School this year and is heading to Cal Poly San Luis Obispo for college,studying environmental, earth and soil Sciences. "It is truly bittersweet," McKay said. "All the knowledge I have gained and the memories I have made at Scarsdale High School have prepared me for my future. Although I have had a great high school experience, I am beyond excited for the next chapter of my life." McKay is originally from California and moved to Scarsdale fr…

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Lifestyle
Cookie Monster Spotted Outside Longford's In Rye Cookie Monster Spotted Outside Longford's In Rye
Cookie Monster Spotted Outside Longford's In Rye RYE, N.Y. --  Cookie Monster was dancing outside of Longford’s Ice Cream Parlor on Elm Street Thursday, celebrating the last full week of school for Rye children. “It is an annual celebration,” according to the owner Christine Vita. "We like to give back to the community.”  Local Rye children were getting their faces painted outside the store. One of Longford’s popular ice cream flavors is called Cookie Monster. It is made with vanilla ice cream, chocolate chips and is the color blue.

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by Carol Bloom Stevens
Lifestyle
Rye Celebrates Father's Day Rye Celebrates Father's Day
Rye Celebrates Father's Day RYE, N.Y. -- The shops in Rye are offering many gift ideas for that special dad from ties to shaving accessories to gift cards for Starbucks lovers.  But the best present for dads, according to founder of the Fatherhood Training Center, Stevan Lynn, "is time."  Activities include making dad his favorite homemade breakfast, taking him to the park for a picnic, creating a family photo album or having dad tell stories about the family's history.  "Father's Day is a day of pride and reflection on the most passionate and rewarding experience anyone can have: raising beautiful chi…

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by Carol Bloom Stevens
News
Missing Wallaby Possibly Spotted In Northern Westchester Missing Wallaby Possibly Spotted In Northern Westchester
Missing Wallaby Possibly Spotted In Northern Westchester NORTH SALEM, NY. -- The Saks family of North Salem is not ready to give up hope that Indy, their wallaby that has been missing for two years, will return home. On Tuesday night, a resident of Lake Street off of Bloomer Road, sighted a small hopping kangaroo in her yard, according to Susan Saks. Indy, who was 6 when he went missing, was previously spotted in Cortlandt Manor by a New York City police detective on his way home. "We have never given up hope that somehow he survived two winters and the 20 degree temperatures when he was first lost over 2 years ago," said Saks, who has…

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Police & Fire
Police Warn Residents After Bobcat Spotted In Yorktown Police Warn Residents After Bobcat Spotted In Yorktown
Police Warn Residents After Bobcat Spotted In Yorktown YORKTOWN, N.Y. -- Yorktown Police are warning residents to stay alert after receiving a video of what appears to be large, dark colored bobcat in the vicinity of Baldwin Road. There have been no reported encounters with the bobcat, police said. Anyone who spots the bobcat is urged to stay indoors and call police at 914-962-4141. Residents are urged to not leave small children or pets unattended, to not leave garbage outside, to not feed wildlife and to not feed pets outside.

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