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Patrick Whitfield
Patrick Whitfield covers New York communities, from city councils to county government, reporting on the decisions that shape neighborhoods statewide.
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Crime Two Teenagers Charged with Vandalism at Columbia County Fairgrounds
Authorities have charged two teenage girls with vandalizing several structures at the Columbia County Fairgrounds, raising questions about youth behavior and property…
Local News Apply Now: Orange County Youth Programs Funding for 2027
The Orange County Youth Bureau is inviting applications for $948,000 in funding to support youth development programs in 2027. Don't miss this…
Business Defending against fraudulent vendor offers and funding schemes
A comprehensive guide to help small business owners spot and avoid fraudulent pitches
Politics Why Waymo’s Self-Driving Taxis Face Political Hurdles in New York
Waymo's self-driving taxis, a leader in autonomous vehicle technology, are facing significant political and labor opposition in New York, despite their success…
Sports Mayor Mamdani Celebrates Knicks’ Championship with Ticker Tape Parade and Ceremony
The New York Knicks received the keys to the city from Mayor Zohran Kwame Mamdani after their historic championship win, celebrated with…
Crime Central Park Horse Carriage Accident Leads to Calls for Industry Ban
A devastating accident in Central Park has reignited the debate about the future of horse-drawn carriages in New York City.
Sports Rick Springfield Announces New Music and Niagara Falls Concert
Rick Springfield is set to captivate audiences at Fallsview Casino's OLG Stage on July 12, with new music on the horizon and…
Local News Juneteenth 2026 in Schenectady: Events and Traditions
Join Schenectady in celebrating Juneteenth 2026 with a rich tapestry of events honoring African American heritage and history
Local News Juneteenth Celebration in Brooklyn Honors Freedom and Culture
Brooklyn's Juneteenth celebration at Brower Park brought together music, dance, and art under the theme 'I Am Somebody,' honoring freedom and Black…
Local News SNAP work requirements strain New Jersey’s food assistance programs
New Jersey grapples with increased food insecurity as federal work requirements cut SNAP benefits for thousands, straining local food pantries.