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Teens, Youth Charged In New Canaan Online Deal Gone Bad Teens, Youth Charged In New Canaan Online Deal Gone Bad
Teens, Youth Charged In New Canaan Online Deal Gone Bad NEW CANAAN, CONN. -- Three people have been arrested in connection with an online deal gone wrong, according to a report in NCAdvertiser.com. Steph Alcena and Kyle G. Vigneault, both 18 and both of Norwalk, and another Norwalk resident who was unidentified because of his age were charged by police with stealing computer tablets, sneakers, and other items from a man in New Canaan who had advertised them for sale online, the NCAdvertiser story said. To read the NCAdvertiser story, click here.
One Injured In Fiery Car-Truck Collision On I-95 One Injured In Fiery Car-Truck Collision On I-95
One Injured In Fiery Car-Truck Collision On I-95 PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- A car-truck collision on I-95 in Port Chester early Thursday left one person with burn injuries, according to a News12 report. The two vehicles crashed near Exit 22 on the highway, the News12 story said. The accident, which is under investigation, closed the road for a brief period, News12 reported. To read the News12 story, click here.
Bat-Wielding Haverstraw Burglar Faces 25-Year Sentence Bat-Wielding Haverstraw Burglar Faces 25-Year Sentence
Bat-Wielding Haverstraw Burglar Faces 25-Year Sentence HAVERSTRAW, N.Y. -- A Haverstraw man who bashed another village resident with a baseball bat during a burglary could get 25 years behind bars, according to Rockland County District Attorney Thomas P. Zugibe. Dillon Ortiz, 20, was convicted of first- and second-degree burglary, both violent felonies, in the 2015 home invasion and is scheduled to be sentenced in April, the district attorney said. Zugibe said Monday that Ortiz and two others entered a home on Route 9W in the village last March. Ortiz had a small bat concealed in the sleeve of his hooded sweatshirt, Zugibe said. The homeowner…
State Education Officials Tour Leaky Ramapo High School State Education Officials Tour Leaky Ramapo High School
State Education Officials Tour Leaky Ramapo High School RAMAPO, N.Y. – State Sen. David Carlucci, D-Rockland/Westchester, who was instrumental in securing funds for repairing Ramapo High School’s leaky roof, met with state education officials as they toured the school district this week. State Education Commissioner MaryEllen Elia, who visited three schools Wednesday, stopped at the high school first, where the staff and students have had to contend with unbearable moldy smells, according to a report by News12. Earlier this month, the senator announced that $1 million in emergency repair funds had been allocated through the State and Municipal F…
Brewster Schools Superintendent Conway Announces Retirement Brewster Schools Superintendent Conway Announces Retirement
Brewster Schools Superintendent Conway Announces Retirement BREWSTER, N.Y. -- Brewster’s chief of schools has announced that he intends to retire this year. Superintendent Dr. Timothy J. Conway sent a message out Thursday, Feb. 11, that he will be leaving his post of nearly three years in July. Conway, who came to the school district in 2004, has more than 26 years of experience in public education, specifically in the areas of curriculum, human resources, and finance. Citing a need to focus more on family and friends, Conway called retirement “a big step,” but also an “opportunity” for him and his family to “have new experiences” and “recharge” th…
Wappinger Woman In Crash Drove High With 2-Year-Old In Car, Police Say Wappinger Woman In Crash Drove High With 2-Year-Old In Car, Police Say
Wappinger Woman In Crash Drove High With 2-Year-Old In Car, Police Say WAPPINGER, N.Y. -- A Wappinger woman was driving while impaired by drugs with her toddler in the car, say state police. Stephanie V. Santiago, 40, was arrested on Sunday, Feb. 9, after a one-car accident on Smith Crossing Road, police said. She was charged with aggravated driving while intoxicated under Leandra’s Law, a felony, and seventh-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance, a misdemeanor. Leandra’s Law, adopted in New York in 2009, makes its an automatic felony on the first offense to drive while intoxicated with a person under age 15 in the car. It is named after Leand…
Darien Selectman Put Police Body Camera Program On Hold Darien Selectman Put Police Body Camera Program On Hold
Darien Selectman Put Police Body Camera Program On Hold DARIEN, Conn. -- The Darien Board of Selectmen have turned down a request for funding to buy body cameras for the town’s police officers, according to the Darien Times. As issues of racism and police brutality continue to grip the nation, more and more law enforcement agencies are using body cameras, the Darien Times said. The board cited video storage costs and a desire to see how the technology progresses as reasons for waiting at least a year to adopt the body camera program, the Darien Times story said. To read the Darien Times story, click here.
State OKs Millions For Improvements At NVCC, WCSU In Danbury State OKs Millions For Improvements At NVCC, WCSU In Danbury
State OKs Millions For Improvements At Nvcc, Wcsu In Danbury DANBURY, Conn. -- Gov. Dannel Malloy announced Friday two colleges located in Danbury will share in nearly $600 million worth of investments approved by the State Bond Commission. Naugatuck Valley Community College, which has a satellite campus in the city, will get $2 million for instruction, research and laboratory equipment. Western Connecticut State University, which has a campus in Danbury, will have a piece of the $5 million that has been allocated for improvements along with its sister institutions, Central, Eastern, and Southern State Universities. “Today we launched a wide-variety …
Nigerian Transplant, Now A Star Westport Athlete, Dreams Of Helping Others Nigerian Transplant, Now A Star Westport Athlete, Dreams Of Helping Others
Nigerian Transplant, Now A Star Westport Athlete, Dreams Of Helping Others WESTPORT, Conn. -- It’s a long shot from Lagos, Nigeria to Westport,  but one a young basketball star made with the help of a coach, and a man who posted a video of him on YouTube, according to a report on Westport-news.com. Sunday Okeke, now a 6-foot-8-inch power forward at Green Farms Academy, had a hard-knock life growing up in the African republic, where he played soccer and studied hard, the Westport-news.com story said. Someone at the prep school spotted Okeke on the video, and the rest, as they say, is history, the Westport-news.com reported. Okeke, a junior who now plays for the pr…
Putnam Inmate Assaulted Correction Officers, Sheriff Says Putnam Inmate Assaulted Correction Officers, Sheriff Says
Putnam Inmate Assaulted Correction Officers, Sheriff Says CARMEL, N.Y. -- An inmate at the Putnam County Correctional Facility in Carmel has been charged with assaulting two correction officers, according to Sheriff Donald B. Smith. Carlos H. Lopez, 21, a homeless Brewster man who was in jail on felony charges of third-degree criminal mischief, has now been charged with two counts of second-degree assault, also a felony, the sheriff said. According to Smith, Lopez attacked the officers on Monday, Feb. 8. The sheriff did not describe the exact circumstances of the alleged assault or the extent of the officers' injuries. Lopez was arraigned before …
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