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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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Pizzeria In Hudson Valley Announces 'Immediate, Permanent' Closure Pizzeria In Hudson Valley Announces 'Immediate, Permanent' Closure
Pizzeria In Hudson Valley Announces 'Immediate, Permanent' Closure A Hudson Valley pizzeria has permanently closed. The owners of Pie For the People in Kingston made the announcement in a Facebook post on Saturday, Nov. 27. "We are saddened to announce the immediate and permanent closure of Pie For The People in Kingston," the post reads. "We want to thank all our customers, their support and for all the love we received throughout the years. We also want to thank our staff for an amazing job and helping us get as far as we did through these crazy times." The pizzeria was located at 55 Washington Ave. in Kingston.

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Police & Fire
Two Drivers Hospitalized After Head-On Crash, CT State Police Say Two Drivers Hospitalized After Head-On Crash, CT State Police Say
Two Drivers Hospitalized After Head-On Crash, CT State Police Say Two drivers were hospitalized following a head-on crash in Connecticut.  it happened on Route 17 in the Middlesex County town of Durham on Friday, Dec. 3, Connecticut State Police said. A 2018 Subaru Legacy was traveling south on Route 17 near Barbara Lane prior to the crash, police said.  A 2008 Dodge RAM was northbound on Route 17 when the Dodge entered the southbound lane and struck the Subaru head-on, State Police reported.  A 60-year-old New Haven County man, from Wallingford, who was driving the Subaru was taken to the hospital for suspected minor injuries, polic…

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News
Stretch Of Hutchinson River Parkway To Be Closed Over Parts Of Three Days Stretch Of Hutchinson River Parkway To Be Closed Over Parts Of Three Days
Stretch Of Hutchinson River Parkway To Be Closed Over Parts Of Three Days The New York State Department of Transportation has advised motorists to expect delays as a stretch of the Hutchinson River Parkway is set to close for days due to construction. The department said the roadway will be closed in both directions from Exit 4A (I-95 North/New Haven) in the Village of Pelham Manor to Exit 8 (Cross County Parkway/George Washington Bridge) in New Rochelle. The closure is scheduled to take place from about 12 a.m. on Saturday, Dec. 11, through 5 a.m. on Monday, Dec. 13.  The department said the closure will be implemented due to steel and drainage work for th…

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Business
Porch Piracy On Rise As Police Offer Tips During Holiday Season Porch Piracy On Rise As Police Offer Tips During Holiday Season
Porch Piracy On Rise As Police Offer Tips During Holiday Season The rise in online shopping during the holiday season also brings an increase in porch piracy.  Here's what authorities are saying people can do to prevent these thefts. In November, the Yonkers Police Department shared tips for residents to use to prevent porch pirates from stealing their deliveries.  Help stop Porch Pirates - follow these tips to prevent Delivery Package theft It's that time of year again! As the... Posted by Yonkers Police Department on Sunday, November 21, 2021 These tips included having packages delivered to places where you will be, such as the office or place …

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Business
New Dog Daycare Center To Open In Fairfield County New Dog Daycare Center To Open In Fairfield County
New Dog Daycare Center To Open In Fairfield County A new dog daycare center is set to launch in Fairfield County in the coming days.  Dogtopia will open a brand-new location in Norwalk on Monday, Dec. 6, according to an announcement from the company. The daycare will offer contact-free drop-off and pick-up services. Representatives said the center will feature playrooms with rubber flooring to prevent slipping and an outdoor play area.  “Having this undeniable love for dogs, joining Dogtopia seemed to be the perfect next step for me,” Dogtopia General Manager Susan Civitano said in a statement. “What could be better than be…

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Lifestyle
New Café Open For Business At Busy Location In Northern Westchester New Café Open For Business At Busy Location In Northern Westchester
New Café Open For Business At Busy Location In Northern Westchester A new café is now serving customers at a busy location in Northern Westchester. The Central opened at the Peekskill Train Station in November. View this post on Instagram A post shared by The Central (@centralpeekskill) The café serves coffee and snacks, with plans to add full-service main courses, takeaway orders and a bar in 2022. Some current menu offerings include croissants, avocado toast, lemon scones and more. The train station is located at 300 Railroad Ave. in Peekskill.

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News
CT Man Charged With Recording Sex Abuse Of Minor, Other Child Exploitation Offenses CT Man Charged With Recording Sex Abuse Of Minor, Other Child Exploitation Offenses
CT Man Charged With Recording Sex Abuse Of Minor, Other Child Exploitation Offenses A 53-year-old Connecticut man was arrested and charged with producing child porn. Hartford County resident Mark Roman, of East Windsor, was arrested on Monday, Nov. 29, and charged with production of child pornography and transportation of child pornography, according to Leonard Boyle, acting United States attorney for the District of Connecticut. A criminal complaint alleges that Yahoo! reported to the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children that images of child sexual abuse had been sent from Roman's email account, Boyle said. The US Attorney's Office said investigat…

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Business
Glasses Retailer To Open New Location In CT Glasses Retailer To Open New Location In CT
Glasses Retailer To Open New Location In CT Warby Parker is set to open its fourth Connecticut location this weekend.  The new store will be the glasses retailer's first in New Haven, according to representatives. The business, located at The Shops at Yale, will open Saturday, Dec. 4. The store will offer eye exams, along with the company's full line of glasses and sunglasses. Warby Parker will also offer customers free mini donuts from Donut Craze and mugs for Yale students and faculty during the opening weekend, representatives said. Learn more about the store here.

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Police & Fire
Police Ask Public For Info After Man Steals Cash From Suffolk County Bank Police Ask Public For Info After Man Steals Cash From Suffolk County Bank
Police Ask Public For Info After Man Steals Cash From Suffolk County Bank Police have asked the public for information after a man jumped over the counter at a Long Island bank and stole money. The incident happened at the TD Bank, located at 2025 Broadhollow Road in East Farmingdale, at about noon on Thursday, Dec. 2, according to the Suffolk County Police Department. SCPD said the man stole a cash drawer and left the scene.  No one was injured, police said.  "The man, who was described as Black, with a thin build, was wearing dark-colored clothing and had his face covered," police reported. Anyone with information about the incident is asked t…

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News
Lamont Reveals How Much CT Collected From Sports Betting, Online Gaming In October Lamont Reveals How Much CT Collected From Sports Betting, Online Gaming In October
Lamont Reveals How Much CT Collected From Sports Betting, Online Gaming In October In the first few weeks after Connecticut launched sports betting and online casino gaming, the state collected about $1.7 million. Between the soft launch on Tuesday, Oct. 12, through Sunday, Oct. 31, Connecticut collected about $513,000 from sports betting and $1.2 million from online casino gaming, Gov. Ned Lamont announced on Wednesday, Dec. 1. “This first revenue collection for our state reinforces the process and approach by my administration when it came to ensuring our sports betting and iCasino platforms worked seamlessly for consumers,” Lamont said in a statement.  “We worked…

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