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Joe Jenkins

Managing Editor, Orange County

jjenkins@dailyvoice.com

Joe Jenkins is a reporter who has worked for various publications including the Poughkeepsie Journal and the New York Daily News. He Graduated from the University at Buffalo in 2003 and received his master's degree from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism in 2012. Joe is also a contributing columnist and analyst for various online sports publications.

Joe was formerly a managing editor at Daily Voice.

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Goshen Farm Owner Faces Animal Cruelty Charges After 11 Horses Found Dead Goshen Farm Owner Faces Animal Cruelty Charges After 11 Horses Found Dead
Goshen Farm Owner Faces Animal Cruelty Charges After 11 Horses Found Dead GOSHEN, N.Y. – The owner of Argus Farm is facing animal cruelty charges after an SPCA raid discovered 11 dead horses and one 10-year-old  horse on the brink of starvation, according to the Times Herald-Record.  The raid, conducted in July, revealed a grisly scene, including a 2-month-old foal, found lying dead in the nursing position next to the body of its mother.  The nearly-starved stallion was found chewing on the wood in his stall with the skeleton of another dead horse, but is expected to recover. Other stalls were found with a foot or more of feces collected on the floor.  Jeanne Ry…

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Goshen Water Main Break Repaired; Boil Water Advisory Remains Goshen Water Main Break Repaired; Boil Water Advisory Remains
Goshen Water Main Break Repaired; Boil Water Advisory Remains GOSHEN, N.Y.  – Crews located and repaired a water main break in Goshen around 9 p.m. on Friday night, but an advisory to boil water will remain until Monday.The break was in a 16-inch pipe located on the Mile Track property across from Quick Check. Officials can't lift the boil water advisory until the Department of Health approves the work. 

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State Of Emergency Issued In Goshen; Residents Advised To Boil Water State Of Emergency Issued In Goshen; Residents Advised To Boil Water
State Of Emergency Issued In Goshen; Residents Advised To Boil Water GOSHEN, N.Y. – Officials have issued a state of emergency in Goshen following a water main break on Thursday night. The state of emergency advises residents to boil water for at least two minutes before using it for drinking or food preparation. The boil water advisory will remain in effect until further notice. The advisory also requires residents to conserve water by eliminating any outside water use, including irrigation systems in an effort to refill the system.  Limited water will also be available at the Village Department of Public Works. The general area of the water main break ha…

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Water Main Break Causes Service Interruptions, Pressure Issues In Goshen Water Main Break Causes Service Interruptions, Pressure Issues In Goshen
Water Main Break Causes Service Interruptions, Pressure Issues In Goshen GOSHEN, N.Y.  – A water main break on Thursday night has caused service interruptions throughout the village of Goshen.  Crews have established bypasses in some areas to restore some service but reduced water pressure remains an issue in the areas of Fletcher, Green, Wickham Montgomery and Prospect Streets.  The leak has been isolated but fully located. Village officials believe it could be located under water. 

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Water Emergency Closes County Offices In Goshen Water Emergency Closes County Offices In Goshen
Water Emergency Closes County Offices In Goshen GOSHEN, N.Y – A water emergency has closed the Orange County government offices on Matthews Street on Friday.  Orange County offices are expected to reopen on Monday, Aug. 14. 

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Police & Fire
Newburgh Man Pleads Guilty In Fatal Hasbrouck Street Shooting Case Newburgh Man Pleads Guilty In Fatal Hasbrouck Street Shooting Case
Street Shooting Case NEWBURGH, N.Y. – A Newburgh man pleaded guilty on Friday to homicide and weapons charges in connection with a fatal shooting that took place on Hasbrouck Street in March, according to Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler. Fabian Corley, 25, admitted to shooting the male victim in the back with an illegal hand gun outside of his home on March 7. Corley had just completed a drug deal with another man when the victim approached him carrying what appeared to be a handgun, the District Attorney said.  The victim then turned and ran before Corley shot him. Subsequent investigation reveal…

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New York's First Female Wing Commander Takes Over At Stewart New York's First Female Wing Commander Takes Over At Stewart
New York's First Female Wing Commander Takes Over At Stewart NEW WINDSOR, N.Y. – The first woman to lead an air wing in the New York Air National Guard assumed her command  during a ceremony on Sunday, according to the Daily Freeman.  Col. Denise Donnell took over the 105th Airlift Wing that operates out of Stewart Air National Guard Base. Donnell is a Clifton Park native with more than 3,800 hours of flight time logged in several different aircraft, the Daily Freeman reported.  In her new role, Donell will oversee a wing of over 1330 personnel with an annual payroll of $78 million. Click here to view the Daily Freeman article. 

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Bergenfield Man Put GPS Device On Girlfriend's Car Before Alleged Murder Bergenfield Man Put GPS Device On Girlfriend's Car Before Alleged Murder
Bergenfield Man Put GPS Device On Girlfriend's Car Before Alleged Murder BERGENFIELD, N.J. – A Bergenfield man charged with murdering his girlfriend reportedly placed a tracking device on her car and followed her while she was with an ex-boyfriend before the alleged slaying, according to NorthJersey.com.  Authorities found a FedEx package for a GPS tracking device in the apartment of Raphael Lolos, 40. They later found a GPS tracker matching the description of the package on Jenny Londono, the victim's, vehicle during an investigation on June 30, NorthJersey.com reported.  Authorities charged Lolos with murder after finding Londondo's torso floating in the Hudso…

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Real Estate
Explore The Most Expensive Home On Teaneck Real Estate Market Explore The Most Expensive Home On Teaneck Real Estate Market
Explore The Most Expensive Home On Teaneck Real Estate Market TEANECK, N.J. —  The chance to live in one of Teaneck's most exclusive neighborhoods can be yours if you have $3.3 million to spare.  The stucco mansion on Jefferson Street was built in 2006 and features nine bedrooms and eight bathrooms spread over 17,159 square feet.  The home's eat-in kitchen boasts a granite center island, breakfast area and walk-in pantry. There's room for three cars in the garage on the lower level as well as a walkout to a private and fully landscaped back yard.  Click here to view the complete listing. 

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Police & Fire
Narcotics Arrests, Fraud Top Fair Lawn Police Blotter Narcotics Arrests, Fraud Top Fair Lawn Police Blotter
Narcotics Arrests, Fraud Top Fair Lawn Police Blotter FAIR LAWN, N.J. – Here is this week's police blotter from the Fair Lawn Police Department. Fair Lawn Officer Tiller Uriarte stopped Erik Anderson, 38, of Ridgewood while riding his bike on Thursday, July 20. Authorities found him in possession of prescription drugs that did not belong to him as well as a backpack containing burglary tools, officials said.  Anderson had outstanding warrants from Bergen County and Hasbrouck Heights. He was charged with possession of prescription drugs and possession of burglary tools, then sent to Bergen County Jail, Fair Lawn Police said.  A Rochelle Park w…

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