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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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Lifestyle
Popular Westchester Pizzeria Has Kept Customers Coming Back For Half A Century Popular Westchester Pizzeria Has Kept Customers Coming Back For Half A Century
Popular Westchester Pizzeria Has Kept Customers Coming Back For Half A Century A celebrated Westchester County pizzeria has been welcoming customers for more than half a century. Dunwoodie Pizzeria opened in 1970. The pizzeria is located at 683 Yonkers Ave. in Yonkers.  View this post on Instagram A post shared by @dunwoodiepizza The menu includes gourmet pizzas, including eggplant parmigiana, buffalo chicken and Margherita pizza. Guests can also choose from a selection of grandma pizzas, such as spicy square and grandma's lasagna. Reviewers have praised the eatery's use of fresh ingredients. "The freshness of the …

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Police & Fire
Four Accused Of Targeting Victims Based On Race In Area Four Accused Of Targeting Victims Based On Race In Area
Four Accused Of Targeting Victims Based On Race In Area Four men are facing hate crime charges after police said they robbed a home in the Hudson Valley and targeted the victims based on their race. Troopers responded to a report of a possible robbery at a home on Market Street in the Dutchess County town of Dover at about 11:50 p.m. on Monday, Dec. 6, according to New York State Police. Police said a caller reported that a group of men attacked them, and one of the attackers had a handgun and fired a shot.  The attackers fled the scene with stolen jewelry, authorities said. Police said none of the victims were seriously injured in the at…

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Lifestyle
Long Island Eatery Provides Unique Takeout Experience Long Island Eatery Provides Unique Takeout Experience
Long Island Eatery Provides Unique Takeout Experience A Long Island eatery is bringing a selection of dishes to residents' doorsteps. Trini Bites is a Trinidadian eatery that opened in April in Suffolk County.  The owners said the goal is to bring cuisine from Trinidad and Tobago to Long Island. The business is located at 32 Atlantic Ave. in Lynbrook, and solely offers delivery and takeout.  "We noticed fairly quickly the minimal exclusively Trinidadian cuisine takeout options in our neighborhood," according to the restaurant's website. "We quickly grew tired of driving cross county, sometimes 30-40 minutes, in traffic, with no guarantee of…

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Business
COVID-19: Apple Indefinitely Delays Return To Offices COVID-19: Apple Indefinitely Delays Return To Offices
Covid-19: Apple Indefinitely Delays Return To Offices Apple Inc. has delayed its deadline for corporate employees to begin returning to the office indefinitely amid the rise in COVID-19 cases, according to a new report. Bloomberg reported that the technology company's Chief Executive Officer Tim Cook told employees on Wednesday, Dec. 15, that Apple is delaying the beginning of its hybrid work pilot "to a date yet to be determined." The news outlet reported that Apple was previously planning to have employees begin returning to work in person in February. Cook said rising cases around the globe and the highly-transmissible new variant are…

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Business
COVID-19: Google Workers Who Don't Comply With Vaccine Rules Will Be Fired, Report Says COVID-19: Google Workers Who Don't Comply With Vaccine Rules Will Be Fired, Report Says
Covid-19: Google Workers Who Don't Comply With Vaccine Rules Will Be Fired, Report Says Employees at Google have been informed that they will be fired eventually if they don't comply with the company's COVID-19 vaccine rules, according to a new report from CNBC. The news outlet reported that a memo by company leaders said Google employees need to show proof that they're vaccinated or apply for a religious or medical exemption by Tuesday, Jan. 18, or they will be put on paid administrative leave for 30 days, followed by unpaid personal leave which could ultimately lead to termination. CNBC said the Biden administration ordered companies with at least 100 employees to make sure …

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News
NY Law Enforcement Agencies To Step Up Patrols To Combat Impaired Driving During Holiday Season NY Law Enforcement Agencies To Step Up Patrols To Combat Impaired Driving During Holiday Season
NY Law Enforcement Agencies To Step Up Patrols To Combat Impaired Driving During Holiday Season Law enforcement agencies in New York will soon step up patrols in an effort to combat impaired driving during the holiday season. Gov. Kathy Hochul announced that the campaign, which is part of a national "Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over" initiative, started Friday, Dec. 17, and will run through Saturday, Jan. 1. Local and state law enforcement agencies will participate in the campaign. “The holiday season is when friends and family come together to celebrate, and we are committed to making road travel as safe as possible during this time,” Hochul said. “As you travel throughout the holiday…

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Police & Fire
Police Search For Man Accused Of Using Stolen Credit Card Info At Suffolk County Stores Police Search For Man Accused Of Using Stolen Credit Card Info At Suffolk County Stores
Police Search For Man Accused Of Using Stolen Credit Card Info At Suffolk County Stores Police are searching for a man accused of using stolen credit card information at multiple Long Island stores. On Sunday, Oct. 31, at about noon, a woman reported that an unknown person used her credit card information to make purchases at stores in Bohemia, Deer Park and Bay Shore, according to the Suffolk County Police Department.  The purchases totaled about $265, police said. Suffolk County Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for information that leads to an arrest. Tips can be submitted by calling 1-800-220-TIPS.

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Schools
COVID-19: Hofstra University Students, Employees Will Be Required To Get Boosters COVID-19: Hofstra University Students, Employees Will Be Required To Get Boosters
Covid-19: Hofstra University Students, Employees Will Be Required To Get Boosters Hofstra University in Hempstead has joined a growing number of universities in the region that are requiring students and staff to receive a booster COVID-19 vaccine amid the recent increase in cases. The university's President Susan Poser said in a message to the community that all students and staff will be required to get a booster shot within seven days of becoming eligible beginning with those who are eligible on or before Tuesday, Jan. 18. Poser said the decision was made due to the increase in cases of the Omicron variant.  Students and employees will be required to upload…

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Police & Fire
All Massachusetts State Troopers Now Assigned Body Cameras, Police Announce All Massachusetts State Troopers Now Assigned Body Cameras, Police Announce
All Massachusetts State Troopers Now Assigned Body Cameras, Police Announce Massachusetts State Police announced that all sworn members across every division have been assigned body cameras and trained to operate them. State Police said on Thursday, Dec. 16 that its 2,215 troopers were assigned the cameras as part of a program from a series of reforms that were introduced in April of 2018. The department's implementation of a cruiser camera program is also nearly complete, State Police said. “Our camera program assists in accurate documentation of Troopers’ interactions with suspects, victims, and members of the public,” said Col. Christopher Mason, superintendent…

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News
Actor Who Grew Up In Region Accused Of Sexual Assault Actor Who Grew Up In Region Accused Of Sexual Assault
Actor Who Grew Up In Region Accused Of Sexual Assault Two women have accused Chris Noth of sexual assault, and the actor has issued a statement denying the accusations, according to a new report. Noth, who played the role of Mr. Big on Sex and the City and grew up in Connecticut, was accused of sexual assault by a 40-year-old woman and a 31-year-old woman who remained anonymous in a report from The Hollywood Reporter on Thursday, Dec. 16. The 40-year-old woman said Noth sexually assaulted her in Los Angeles in 2004 when she was 22 years old, and the 31-year-old woman reported that he sexually assaulted her in New York in 2015 when she was…

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