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Bio: Prior to signing on with Patch, I spent eight years with the Poughkeepsie (NY) Journal, as a municipal and schools reporter. My sub-beats included health care, aging issues, the environment and pets. Prior to working for a newspaper, I was a graphic designer, specializing in designing books and education-related materials. I have a bachelor's degree from Eastern New Mexico University and a master's from New York University. The degrees were in music performance—I'm a former cellist—so, needless to say, my experience is varied.
The congressman said the redefined parameters of the Port of New York could allow barges to be parked north of the Cuomo Bridge.
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Charles Lederman tells Patch why he should be elected to the White Plains Common Council.
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Police said a passenger vehicle and tractor-trailers were involved.
The app connects residents with the correct local recycling and disposal information and more.
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Police said the man's license was revoked because of a DWI-related defense.
Tommy Zurhellen tells Patch why he should be the next Dutchess County executive.
The Dutchess County Drug Task Force executed search warrants and the homes of both men.
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