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LV2BFIT In Rye Brook Features Adoptable SPCA Dogs LV2BFIT In Rye Brook Features Adoptable SPCA Dogs
LV2Bfit In Rye Brook Features Adoptable SPCA Dogs RYE BROOK, N.Y. -- LV2BFIT in Rye Brook will host the SPCA of Westchester, headquartered in Briarcliff, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturday. LV2BFIT owner Patty Palmieri loves dogs and has five of her own. Customers will get to meet adoptable dogs available at the SPCA.  The store has clothes and accessories for working out and going out. The store is at 13 Rye Ridge Plaza. For more information, visit http://www.spca914.org/ or http://lv2bfit.com/.

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Hurricane Joaquin Strengthens As It Treks Toward Northeast Hurricane Joaquin Strengthens As It Treks Toward Northeast
Hurricane Joaquin Strengthens As It Treks Toward Northeast PUTNAM COUNTY, N.Y. -- Hurricane Joaquin is on its way to the East Coast, possibly bringing rain, wind and the threat of flooding and other damage to Putnam County, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters expect the storm to continue to strengthen near the Bahamas over the next few days before turning northward along the Eastern Seabord. The National Weather Service says it expects Joaquin to achieve Category 3 or 4 strength. The storm will most likely head westward this weekend and make landfall Sunday somewhere between North Carolina and southern New Jersey, the National W…

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Hurricane Joaquin Strengthens As It Treks Toward Northeast Hurricane Joaquin Strengthens As It Treks Toward Northeast
Hurricane Joaquin Strengthens As It Treks Toward Northeast BERGEN COUNTY, N.J. — Hurricane Joaquin is on its way to the East Coast, possibly bringing rain, wind and the threat of flooding and other damage to Bergen County, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters expect the storm to continue to strengthen near the Bahamas over the next few days before turning northward along the Eastern Seaboard. The National Weather Service says it expects Joaquin to achieve Category 3 or 4 strength. The storm will most likely head westward this weekend and make landfall Sunday somewhere between North Carolina and southern New Jersey, the National W…

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Gov. Malloy Urges Connecticut Residents To Prepare For Hurricane Joaquin Gov. Malloy Urges Connecticut Residents To Prepare For Hurricane Joaquin
Gov. Malloy Urges Connecticut Residents To Prepare For Hurricane Joaquin FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. — Gov. Dannel Malloy is asking Connecticut residents to closely monitor the path of Hurricane Joaquin, which is expected to impact the East Coast over the next several days, and be prepared for severe weather conditions next week. Malloy continues to work with state emergency management officials to monitor the storm and make preparations for necessary state response.  “Just as the state is monitoring and preparing, the public should do the same,” Malloy said. “Weather models are predicting that Hurricane Joaquin may move onshore in the area of the Northeast coast thi…

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MC Credit Partners Relocates HQ, 21 Jobs To Stamford MC Credit Partners Relocates HQ, 21 Jobs To Stamford
MC Credit Partners Relocates HQ, 21 Jobs To Stamford STAMFORD, Conn. – MC Credit Partners LP, an institutional manager of middle market direct lending funds, is relocating from New York City to Stamford, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy announced Thursday. The move will bring 16 employees to Connecticut with plans to create five new positions over the next two years. The new office is at 2200 Atlantic St. “This is great news – another step forward for our state. We fight aggressively to recruit and attract companies. That we attracted this company to Stamford is evidence of that,” Malloy said.  “The state is home to some of the world’s most sophisticate…

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Dutchess County Sees Growing Population Diversity Dutchess County Sees Growing Population Diversity
Dutchess County Sees Growing Population Diversity DUTCHESS COUNTY, N.Y. -- Dutchess County is becoming more diverse, despite a slight decrease in population, according to a report in the Poughkeepie Journal.  Since 2000, the Hispanic and Latino population of Dutchess County has risen by more that 30,000 and now accounts for about 11 percent of county residents, the Journal reported. The number of African-American residents rose from 9.3 percent of the county's total in 2000 to 10.7 percent in 2012, while the percentage of Asian-Americans rose from 2 percent to 2.5 percent, according to the Journal. One example of the county's growing dive…

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Yorktown Native's Killer Gets Stay Of Execution Yorktown Native's Killer Gets Stay Of Execution
Yorktown Native's Killer Gets Stay Of Execution YORKTOWN, N.Y. -- The execution of a man convicted of slaying a Yorktown woman and her boyfriend in 1988 has been stayed, according to a report in LoHud.com. Alfredo Rolando Prieto, a native of El Salvador, was convicted of three murders in California and Virginia, including that of Rachael Raver, LoHud.com reported.  Prieto had been scheduled to be executed Thursday night, but a federal judge in Virginia, postponed the action pending a hearing on the types of drugs to be used in the execution, according to LoHud.com.  To read the full article, click here.

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Hurricane Joaquin Strengthens As It Treks Toward Northeast Hurricane Joaquin Strengthens As It Treks Toward Northeast
Hurricane Joaquin Strengthens As It Treks Toward Northeast PASSAIC COUNTY, N.J. — Hurricane Joaquin is on its way to the East Coast, possibly bringing rain, wind and the threat of flooding and other damage to Passaic County, according to the National Weather Service. Forecasters expect the storm to continue to strengthen near the Bahamas the next few days before turning northward along the Eastern Seaboard. The National Weather Service says it expects Joaquin to achieve Category 3 strength. The storm most likely will head westward this weekend and make landfall Sunday somewhere between North Carolina and southern New Jersey, the National Weather Se…

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Hurricane Joaquin Strengthens As It Treks Toward Northeast Hurricane Joaquin Strengthens As It Treks Toward Northeast
Hurricane Joaquin Strengthens As It Treks Toward Northeast WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- Hurricane Joaquin is on its way to the East Coast, possibly bringing rain, wind and the threat of flooding and other damage to Westchester County, according to the National Weather Service.  Forecasters expect the storm to continue to strengthen near the Bahamas over the next few days before turning northward along the Eastern Seabord. The National Weather Service says it expects Joaquin to achieve Category 3 or 4 strength. The storm will most likely head westward this weekend and make landfall Sunday somewhere between North Carolina and southern New Jersey, the …

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Peekskill Police Arrest Four After Underage Alcohol Sting Peekskill Police Arrest Four After Underage Alcohol Sting
Peekskill Police Arrest Four After Underage Alcohol Sting PEEKSKILL, N.Y. -- Peekskill police officers conducting alcohol compliance checks arrested four people Friday in separate incidents. Detectives John Merritt and Ralph D’Aliso, working with two underage agents, attempted to purchase alcohol from 13 licensed establishments in the city. While nine of these establishments refused to sell to the underage agent, four did not, and the clerks were subsequently arrested.  Arrested were:  Ruth Carillo, 41, of Peekskill, a clerk at Garfield Deli at 675 Highland Ave. Shane Williams, 30, of Peekskill, a clerk at Valentine Deli at 943 Second St. Juan Ca…

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