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Erwin B. Henker, 101, Former Bedford Fireman Erwin B. Henker, 101, Former Bedford Fireman
Erwin B. Henker, 101, Former Bedford Fireman BEDFORD, N.Y. – Erwin B. "Ernie" Henker, a longtime resident of Bedford, died on March 27. He was 101. Henker was born in New York City on Nov. 21, 1914, co-owning Henker Brother Produce in Bedford with his brother, Franz. He was also an active member of the Bedford Fire Department for more than 70 years, serving as Fire Commissioner for 18. Henker was predeceased by his brother, and is survived by wife, Helen, son Thomas and his wife, Julia of Pennsburg, Pa., two grandchildren, three great-grandchildren, and sister Gertrude Rohrbach of Washington state. Visiting hours are on…
Peter Stanford, 89, Of Croton, Founder Of South Seaport Museum In NYC Peter Stanford, 89, Of Croton, Founder Of South Seaport Museum In NYC
Peter Stanford, 89, Of Croton, Founder Of South Seaport Museum In NYC CROTON-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. – Peter Stanford, the founder of the South Seaport Museum and a longtime advocate of preserving New York City's maritime history, died Thursday, March 24, of a stroke in Croton-On-Hudson, according to The New York Times. He was 89. Stanford was born Jan. 16, 1927, in Brooklyn to Alfred and Dorothy (nee Taylor) Stanford, the Times said. His interest in boats became a full-time job when he and his wife Norma, quit their jobs in 1966 to create the South Seaport Museum, leading to displays of the city's maritime history during the Bicentennial in 1976 and the Statue of Li…
Stamford Man Charged In Road Rage Incident With BB Gun Stamford Man Charged In Road Rage Incident With BB Gun
Stamford Man Charged In Road Rage Incident With BB Gun STAMFORD, Conn. – A Stamford man was charged with brandishing a BB gun that looked like a pistol at another driver in a road rage incident on Friday, according to the Stamford Advocate. A patrolman was working West Main Street near Harvard Avenue and noticed an argument between a group standing out of their cars in the westbound lanes around 4 p.m., the Stamford Advocate said. Two men looked to be on the verge of getting into a physical fight, and one brandished the BB gun at another, reported the Stamford Advocate. Arman Abdullah, 18, admitted to the officer that he was the owner of the B…
Four Charged In Hudson Valley Prostitution Ring Four Charged In Hudson Valley Prostitution Ring
Four Charged In Hudson Valley Prostitution Ring Four men were arrested and charged by New York State Police as part of an anti-prostitution detail in Wallkill. Richard Neena, 57, of Monroe, Shawn Scandell, 45, of Crawford, Pedro Moran, 46, of Middletown and Jaquan Alexander, 19, of Middletown were all charged with third-degree patronizing of a prostitute. All four men were charged after they made contact with an undercover trooper and requested sex for money. Neena was also charged with driving while ability impaired. Alexander faces charges of fifth-degree criminal sale of a controlled substance and fifth-degree criminal possession o…
Claribel McBane, 63, Formerly Of Bronxville Claribel McBane, 63, Formerly Of Bronxville
Claribel McBane, 63, Formerly Of Bronxville BRONXVILLE, N.Y. – Claribel McBane, of Lee, N.H., and formerly of Bronxville, died on March 20 at Hyder Hospice House in Dover, N.H. She was 63. McBane was born on Nov. 5, 1952, in Brooklyn to James and Day (Bonynge) McBane. She was raised in Bronxville, graduating high school in 1970 and receiving a master's degree and doctorate in zoology from the University of New Hampshire. McBane is survived by her husband, Kenneth Baldwin, two children, Hannah and Samuel, son-in-law Robert Dillon, and grandson Oliver McBane Dillon. A memorial visitation will be held on Friday, April 1, at the Ken…
Orange County Woman Charged With Child Endangerment Orange County Woman Charged With Child Endangerment
Orange County Woman Charged With Child Endangerment ORANGE COUNTY, N.Y. – An Orange County woman was arrested and charged with child endangerment on Thursday, according to News 12. Savannah Jimenez, 22, is accused by authorities of leaving her two children inside of her car while she shopped at a Wal-Mart in Monroe, News 12 said. Authorities said the two children were one and four years old, according to News 12. The charges come after the state Senate voted to make it illegal to leave children under eight alone in a car, News 12 noted. Read the News 12 article here.
Ramapo Town Board Approves Land Near Provident Bank Park For Hotel, Stores Ramapo Town Board Approves Land Near Provident Bank Park For Hotel, Stores
Ramapo Town Board Approves Land Near Provident Bank Park For Hotel, Stores RAMAPO, N.Y. – The Ramapo Town Board approved turning 25 wooded acres on Pomona Road near Provident Bank Park into commercial property at a meeting on Thursday, March 24, according to lohud.com. The aim is to turn the area into a hotel, stores and volunteer housing, lohud.com said. All of the land is actually in New Hempstead, and the village would need to grant zoning and building approvals, reported lohud.com. Ramapo has held early talks with the village and developers like Hilton, noted lohud.com To read the lohud.com article, click here.
Yonkers Police Release Video Of Shooting Outside Nepperhan Center Yonkers Police Release Video Of Shooting Outside Nepperhan Center
Yonkers Police Release Video Of Shooting Outside Nepperhan Center YONKERS, N.Y. – Yonkers police have released surveillance footage from an early Saturday morning shooting outside the Nepperhan Community Center, according to News 12. The shooting happened around 1 a.m., as a group of teenagers are seen in the footage milling outside the Center, News 12 said. The footage shows the victim hitting the ground, getting up and limping inside the center, according to News 12. Police are asking for help as the victim is reportedly not cooperating with authorities, News 12 noted. Read the News 12 report here.
Small Westchester Dam Draws Worldwide Attention Amid Iran Hacking Charges Small Westchester Dam Draws Worldwide Attention Amid Iran Hacking Charges
Small Westchester Dam Draws Worldwide Attention Amid Iran Hacking Charges RYE BROOK, N.Y. – In the wake of Thursday's indictments related to a 2013 cyberattack on the Bowman Avenue Dam, local residents and officials are still trying to make sense of the whole incident, according to the New York Times. Seven Iranian hackers were indicted by the American government for taking control of the Bowman Dam via computer.  Rye Brook Mayor Paul Rosenberg theorized the hackers confused Rye Brook's small Bowman with Colorado's much larger Bowman, or perhaps were practicing and may go for a major hydroelectric generator. For Daily Voice's report on the indictments, click her…
Police Investigate Cancer Fundraising Effort Of Former Westchester Resident Police Investigate Cancer Fundraising Effort Of Former Westchester Resident
Police Investigate Cancer Fundraising Effort Of Former Westchester Resident ARDSLEY, N.Y. – Ardsley police have opened up an investigation into the cancer fundraising efforts of Shivonie Deokaran, a month after the resident left town with her two sons, according to lohud.com. Deokaran had galvanized the area after saying her terminal cancer diagnosis last August left her family in danger of losing their home. A story from Daily Voice on the situation, published last year, is available here. The Ardsley community responded with fundraisers, including just over $16,000 raised from a spaghetti dinner in November. The seriousness of Deokaran's illness began to be ques…
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