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Ben Crnic

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Ben Crnic graduated from the University of Connecticut with a bachelor’s degree in Journalism & Geoscience in 2021. He has previously worked as a reporter with the Journal Inquirer in Manchester, Connecticut, and has also contributed work to the Connecticut Mirror. Ben joined the Daily Voice team in October of 2022.

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Police & Fire
Retired 30-Year City Employee Dies, 3 Burned In 2-Alarm Fire In Beacon (UPDATE) Retired 30-Year City Employee Dies, 3 Burned In 2-Alarm Fire In Beacon (UPDATE)
Retired 30-Year City Employee Dies, 3 Burned In 2-Alarm Fire In Beacon (Update) A devastating house fire in Dutchess County on Tuesday evening, April 15, claimed the life of a beloved retired city worker and left three other residents hospitalized with burn injuries, authorities said. New, updated report - Support Comes To Family Hurt In Fatal House Fire In Beacon: Boy, 15, Badly Burned (Update) The blaze broke out in Beacon around 6:26 p.m. at 9 Alice St., where the Beacon Fire Department was dispatched following multiple reports of a structure fire with people trapped inside. Upon arrival, firefighters confirmed heavy flames coming from the front of the house an…

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News
Diddy Pleads Not Guilty: NY Native Sean Combs Faces New Charges, Report Says Diddy Pleads Not Guilty: NY Native Sean Combs Faces New Charges, Report Says
Diddy Pleads Not Guilty: NY Native Sean Combs Faces New Charges, Report Says Embattled New York native and hip hop mogul Sean "Diddy" Combs has pleaded not guilty to the latest charges against him as he and his legal team rapidly approach his trial for sex trafficking, racketeering, and more.  Combs, 55, pleaded not guilty to an expanded indictment against him during a hearing on Monday, April 14, according to a report by People.  The disgraced music icon faces one more count each of sex trafficking and transportation to engage in prostitution, which are both connected to a plaintiff only named as "Victim-2" in the indictment, the outlet reported.  C…

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Police & Fire
Dispute Leads To Shooting In Yonkers: Suspect At Large Dispute Leads To Shooting In Yonkers: Suspect At Large
Dispute Leads To Shooting In Yonkers: Suspect At Large Police are searching for a suspect after a woman was shot during a dispute in Westchester County.  The incident happened just before 10 p.m. on Sunday, April 13, at a residence on Riverview Place in Yonkers, Detective Sgt. Frank DiDomizio of the Yonkers Police Department said on Tuesday, April 15.  Responding officers and detectives found a 39-year-old woman with a single gunshot wound to her arm. She was treated at a local hospital and is currently in stable condition, police said. A preliminary investigation revealed the woman was shot by someone known to her following a verbal…

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Police & Fire
Spring Valley Man, 22, Fatally Stabbed Near NYC Subway Station: Suspect Gets Murder Charge Spring Valley Man, 22, Fatally Stabbed Near NYC Subway Station: Suspect Gets Murder Charge
Spring Valley Man, 22, Fatally Stabbed Near NYC Subway Station: Suspect Gets Murder Charge A 22-year-old man from Rockland County was fatally stabbed in Queens, and the suspect involved is now facing murder charges, police said.  Anderson Archila-Martinez, of Roosevelt Avenue in Spring Valley, was stabbed in the abdomen just before 1 a.m. on Monday, April 14, at the intersection of Junction Boulevard and Roosevelt Avenue in the Jackson Heights section of Queens, according to the New York City Police Department.  Officers from the 115th Precinct responded to a 911 call and found the victim with a serious stab wound. Archila-Martinez was then rushed to NYC Health + H…

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Business
Sizzling Debut: Tabletop BBQ, Hot Pot Eatery To Celebrate Opening In Scarsdale Sizzling Debut: Tabletop BBQ, Hot Pot Eatery To Celebrate Opening In Scarsdale
Sizzling Debut: Tabletop BBQ, Hot Pot Eatery To Celebrate Opening In Scarsdale Food lovers in Westchester County have a new sizzling new hot pot restaurant to explore that will soon celebrate its opening.  Located in Scarsdale at 825 Central Park Ave., KPOT Scarsdale, a new Korean BBQ and hot pot restaurant, will hold a grand opening on Wednesday, April 16, at 4 p.m. The new restaurant promises an “unforgettable dining experience,” according to Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner, who announced the opening on Monday, April 14. KPOT is known nationwide for its interactive, all-you-can-eat style, combining traditional Asian hot pot with Korean BB…

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Police & Fire
Major HazMat Operation To Be Held At Cross County Center In Yonkers: Here's When Major HazMat Operation To Be Held At Cross County Center In Yonkers: Here's When
Major HazMat Operation To Be Held At Cross County Center In Yonkers: Here's When Firefighters will showcase their full hazardous materials response capabilities during an upcoming large-scale deployment drill at the Cross County Shopping Center.  Running from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. on Wednesday, April 16, the exercise will bring together a wide array of specialized equipment, interagency partners, and tactical scenarios designed to prepare first responders for real-world emergencies involving hazardous substances, the Yonkers Fire Department said on Tuesday, April 15.  During the drill, the Yonkers Fire Department will deploy all of its HazMat resources, including…

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Police & Fire
Missing Man Last Seen In Hyde Park, 59, Found In Good Health: Police (UPDATE) Missing Man Last Seen In Hyde Park, 59, Found In Good Health: Police (UPDATE)
Missing Man Last Seen In Hyde Park, 59, Found In Good Health: Police (Update) New Update: A missing 59-year-old man who was reported missing in Dutchess County has been found, police announced.  Glenn Ungaro was found in good health after being reported missing on Tuesday, April 15, following a sighting the day before in Hyde Park, the Hyde Park Police Department said on Tuesday afternoon. More information about where Ungaro was found was not made public.  Original Report: Authorities in Dutchess County are asking for the public’s help in finding a missing man who may be experiencing a psychiatric episode.  The Hyde Park Police Department issued…

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Business
Making Blight Bright: Long-Vacant Kmart Space Replaced By Michaels In Yorktown Making Blight Bright: Long-Vacant Kmart Space Replaced By Michaels In Yorktown
Making Blight Bright: Long-Vacant Kmart Space Replaced By Michaels In Yorktown A long-vacant big-box store in Northern Westchester has come back to life with the grand opening of national arts and crafts chain Michaels.  Michaels celebrated its official opening on Saturday, April 12, at the Yorktown Green shopping center, moving into the former Kmart building at 335 Downing Dr. in Yorktown Heights.  The store features a custom framing department, and will soon add a balloon bar and fabric section later this year.  The grand opening marks another milestone in the ongoing revitalization of the shopping center, which is fast becoming a go-to retail destin…

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Police & Fire
$30K Scheme: Man Tried Convincing Victim To Withdraw Cash In Yorktown, Police Say $30K Scheme: Man Tried Convincing Victim To Withdraw Cash In Yorktown, Police Say
$30K Scheme: Man Tried Convincing Victim To Withdraw Cash In Yorktown, Police Say A 27-year-old Brooklyn man was arrested in Northern Westchester after allegedly orchestrating a scheme to steal $30,000 in cash from a victim under fraudulent pretenses, police said. Mykyta Lebedyev, of Ocean Avenue in Brooklyn, was arrested on Friday, April 11, in connection with the scheme, Yorktown Police announced on Monday, April 14.  Authorities say the incident began earlier that day at 1:13 p.m., when police were alerted to a possible larceny. The victim reported being instructed to withdraw $30,000 in cash and hand it over to Lebedyev for a suspicious purpose. However, the vic…

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Police & Fire
Kilos Of Cocaine, Crack, Heroin Found In Search Of Business, Home In Mount Vernon: Police Kilos Of Cocaine, Crack, Heroin Found In Search Of Business, Home In Mount Vernon: Police
Kilos Of Cocaine, Crack, Heroin Found In Search Of Business, Home In Mount Vernon: Police A long-term narcotics investigation led to a major bust in Westchester after authorities executed search warrants that turned up a sizable stash of illegal drugs and paraphernalia.  The bust happened on Thursday, April 10, when members of the Westchester County Police Department, working with the DEA, the Mount Vernon Police Department, and the Westchester County District Attorney’s Office, executed warrants at a business and residence in Mount Vernon, authorities said. The specific locations of the searches were not made public. The search resulted in the seizure of approximately…

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