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Nicole Valinote graduated from Syracuse University with a bachelor's degree in Newspaper & Online Journalism in 2019. She has written stories for a number of publications, including Syracuse.com, The Record-Review and KTTC.com.

She previously worked as the social media and digital content manager at KTTC News, the NBC affiliate in Rochester, Minnesota. She joined the Daily Voice team in July of 2021.

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Duo From NY Accused Of Animal Cruelty After Dogs Found Covered In Porcupine Quills Duo From NY Accused Of Animal Cruelty After Dogs Found Covered In Porcupine Quills
Duo From NY Accused Of Animal Cruelty After Dogs Found Covered In Porcupine Quills Two New York residents are facing animal cruelty charges after dogs were found at their home suffering from chronic injuries caused by porcupine quills. New York State Police said 41-year-old Christina LaValley and 42-year-old John Paul Barton, both residents of Parish in Oswego County, were arrested on Sunday, Aug. 7, and charged with four counts of animal cruelty. Police said several dogs at their residence had porcupine quills in their faces, noses, necks, and bodies. Barton told investigators he didn't have money to take the animals to the veterinarian and planned to shoot them, a…

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Police & Fire
Driver Dies In Fiery Crash Near Connecticut Intersection Driver Dies In Fiery Crash Near Connecticut Intersection
Driver Dies In Fiery Crash Near Connecticut Intersection A driver was killed in a fiery crash near a Connecticut intersection. It happened in Middlesex County at 11:15 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 10, according to Connecticut State Police. A vehicle was southbound in the Town of Middlefield on Miller Road near the intersection with Main Street when, for unknown reasons, it left the roadway and struck a tree, police said. The vehicle caught fire, and the Middlefield Fire Department responded and extinguished the blaze, according to the report. Police said the driver was found dead inside of the vehicle. State Police said due to the condition of the …

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Lifestyle
'Best Pizza I've Had Outside Of Rome': Many Hail This Eatery As Hudson Valley's Go-To Pizzeria 'Best Pizza I've Had Outside Of Rome': Many Hail This Eatery As Hudson Valley's Go-To Pizzeria
'Best Pizza I've Had Outside Of Rome': Many Hail This Eatery As Hudson Valley's Go-To Pizzeria A Hudson Valley pizzeria that offers wood-fired pies has become a favorite for many customers. Dutchess County eatery Pizzeria Posto, located at 43 East Market St. in Rhinebeck, opened in 2012. In the decade since it opened, the restaurant has drawn praise from many online reviewers. "Wood fire pizza places annoy me," Ziltoid The Coffee Snob C. wrote in a Yelp review. "They are always overpriced small portions that are at best average pizza. Then there is this place. I would say this place is in the top 3 pizza places in the Hudson Valley. Only personal preferences would separate the …

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Business
Company Expands Recall Of Nutritional, Beverage Products To Include Additional Brands Company Expands Recall Of Nutritional, Beverage Products To Include Additional Brands
Company Expands Recall Of Nutritional, Beverage Products To Include Additional Brands A company has expanded a recall of potentially-contaminated beverages to include additional brands.  Lyons Magnus LLC announced the updated recall on Wednesday, Aug. 10, expanding its recall of nutritional and beverage products issued on Thursday, July 28, that was prompted by a possible microbial contamination with organisms Cronobacter sakazakii and Clostridium botulinum. The company said customers shouldn't consume any of the recalled products, even if they don't smell or appear spoiled. According to the announcement, analysis indicated that the products didn't meet commercial…

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News
Suffolk County SPCA Offers $5K Reward For Info After Lynx Captured In Central Islip Suffolk County SPCA Offers $5K Reward For Info After Lynx Captured In Central Islip
Suffolk County SPCA Offers $5K Reward For Info After Lynx Captured In Central Islip A reward is being offered for information that leads to the arrest and conviction of the person or people who owned a lynx that was captured on Long Island last month. The Suffolk County SPCA announced the $5,000 reward on Thursday, Aug. 11, following the capture of the Eurasian lynx by the Suffolk County Police Department on Friday, July 29. The lynx was reportedly roaming the streets in Central Islip for three days. The animal was transferred to the Sweetbriar Nature Center in Smithtown. The SPCA said possessing these animals is prohibited without a special license in New York State…

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Police & Fire
Police Search For Men Accused Of Stealing Nearly $2K In Items From Selden Home Depot Police Search For Men Accused Of Stealing Nearly $2K In Items From Selden Home Depot
Police Search For Men Accused Of Stealing Nearly $2K In Items From Selden Home Depot Police are searching for three men who are accused of stealing about $1,980 in merchandise from a Long Island store. The men stole items from Home Depot, located at 401 Independence Plaza in Selden, at about 2:45 p.m. on Monday, July 25, according to a report from Suffolk County Crime Stoppers on Wednesday, Aug. 10. The stolen merchandise included light switch dimmers and installation kits, authorities said. The men left in a Honda Accord with tinted windows, Crime Stoppers said. Honda AccordSuffolk County Crime Stoppers Suffolk County Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for info…

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Greenwich HS Grad To Appear On New Amazon Reality Show 'Cosmic Love' Greenwich HS Grad To Appear On New Amazon Reality Show 'Cosmic Love'
Greenwich HS Grad To Appear On New Amazon Reality Show 'Cosmic Love' A Fairfield County man will be featured on a new reality television series that seeks to help contestants find their perfect match based on their star signs.  All 10 episodes of the Amazon Prime Series "Cosmic Love" are set to be released on Friday, Aug. 12.  Chris Ragusa, a 27-year-old from Greenwich, was one of the 20 singles who were cast on the show. The show is described as a social experiment, where four individuals, who each represent one of the four elements in astrology, try to find their perfect spouse through astrological matchmaking with the other castmates.  Ra…

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Real Estate
Buyer Of Richard Gere's Pound Ridge Estate Revealed In New Report Buyer Of Richard Gere's Pound Ridge Estate Revealed In New Report
Buyer Of Richard Gere's Pound Ridge Estate Revealed In New Report The buyer who purchased Richard Gere's Northern Westchester estate has been revealed in a new report from the New York Post. Television writer, director, and producer Ryan Murphy is known for creating a number of shows, including American Horror Story and Glee. The NY Post reported that the Pound Ridge estate was listed for $28 million and ultimately sold for $24.15 million. The property is 49 acres and includes an 11,658 square-foot mansion, the New York Post said. Gere, age 72, moved to a smaller property in North Salem. Related story: Actor Richard Gere's New North Salem Estat…

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Police & Fire
Man Stabs 2, Crashes Stolen Vehicle In Lindenhurst, Police Say Man Stabs 2, Crashes Stolen Vehicle In Lindenhurst, Police Say
Man Stabs 2, Crashes Stolen Vehicle In Lindenhurst, Police Say A 36-year-old man was charged after police said he stabbed two people and crashed a stolen vehicle on Long Island. James Domanico, of Copiague, was arrested following an incident that began at about 1:20 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 10, according to the Suffolk County Police Department. Police said Domanico stabbed his roommate, a 36-year-old woman, multiple times outside of New Village Laundromat, located at 730 West Montauk Highway in Lindenhurst. Domanico and the victim then got into a 2018 Jeep Grand Cherokee that was owned and driven by an acquaintance and traveled to Miramar Boulevard, wh…

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News
This Hudson Valley County Has Reported Its First Monkeypox Case This Hudson Valley County Has Reported Its First Monkeypox Case
This Hudson Valley County Has Reported Its First Monkeypox Case A Hudson Valley county has confirmed its first monkeypox case. The Putnam County Health Department made the announcement on Thursday, Aug. 11. “Communicable disease staff at the health department have now completed investigation of the first monkeypox case in Putnam County," Health Commissioner Michael Nesheiwat said. "The risk of contracting the disease for the general public remains low." Nesheiwat the virus is mainly spread through direct contact with a rash or sores on an individual who is infected, and it can also spread through contact with items used by a person with monkeypox or fr…

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