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Josh Lanier

Assistant Managing Editor

jlanier@dailyvoice.com

Josh Lanier started his reporting career in high school for his local newspaper. Many — many — years later, he’s still chasing leads for compelling stories. During his time writing for newspapers, magazines, and online publications, he’s covered everything from murderers to mommy bloggers, but his most interesting story is always the next one.


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Lifestyle
Pete Davidson Stops By Prospector Theater In Ridgefield To Catch New Brad Pitt Blockbuster Pete Davidson Stops By Prospector Theater In Ridgefield To Catch New Brad Pitt Blockbuster
Pete Davidson Stops By Prospector Theater In Ridgefield To Catch New Brad Pitt Blockbuster "Saturday Night Live" alum Pete Davidson stopped by the Prospector Theater over the holiday weekend to enjoy the latest Brad Pitt action thriller.  Davidson posed for photos with staff members after visiting to the Ridgefield Theater to check out "F1."  Multiple stars have turned up at the Prospector Theater, including Ryan Reynolds, who stopped in last year to watch his film "Despicable Me 4," and NBC's Willie Geist, who turned up for an early screening of "Wicked." Related: Ryan Reynolds Makes Surprise Visit To Prospector Theater The Prospector Theater is "a non-profit with …

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Obituaries
Missing Danbury Teen Swimmer Dies After Police Rescue Missing Danbury Teen Swimmer Dies After Police Rescue
Missing Danbury Teen Swimmer Dies After Police Rescue A missing Connecticut teenager who was rescued in Danbury over the weekend has died, authorities said.  Danbury police rescued the unidentified teen in the Long Ridge Road area around 3 p.m. on Saturday, July 5. Authorities rushed him to a nearby hospital, but doctors were unable to save the child's life, police said.  "Our thoughts are with the victim's family and loved ones," Danbury police Spokesperson Erin Henry said.

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Police & Fire
Mass State Trooper Who Oversaw Karen Read Investigation Removed From Position: Police Mass State Trooper Who Oversaw Karen Read Investigation Removed From Position: Police
Mass State Trooper Who Oversaw Karen Read Investigation Removed From Position: Police A Massachusetts State Police sergeant who oversaw the high-profile Karen Read investigation has been removed from his role in the Norfolk District Attorney’s Office and placed on reassignment.  State police confirmed that Sgt. Yuri Bukhenik was told to leave the DA’s detective unit and report to the department for administrative duties, the agency announced on Monday, July 7. Officials first said he would go to the South Boston barracks, but later commented his new post is still undecided. State police rarely make public announcements on personnel matters.  Bukhenik’s transf…

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Police & Fire
CT Man Shot While Sitting In Car; Police Asking For Tips CT Man Shot While Sitting In Car; Police Asking For Tips
CT Man Shot While Sitting In Car; Police Asking For Tips A 37-year-old man drove himself to a Connecticut police department after he was shot while sitting in his car, authorities said.  The man rushed into the Waterbury Police Department's headquarters around 10:15 p.m. Sunday, June 6, and said he was sitting at the intersection of East Farms Street and North Main Street when a bullet hit him.  Paramedics took him to an area hospital for non-life-threatening injuries, authorities said.  Waterbury police are investigating the incident.  Police urge anyone with information about the shooting to contact Waterbury det…

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Police & Fire
Lake Pocotopaug Boat Fire That Injured 2 Started By Illegal Fireworks: Police Lake Pocotopaug Boat Fire That Injured 2 Started By Illegal Fireworks: Police
Lake Pocotopaug Boat Fire That Injured 2 Started By Illegal Fireworks: Police Two people were hurt after their boat caught fire, and they were forced to jump into a lake over the weekend. Investigators say the blaze began because they were setting off illegal fireworks.  Firefighters were called to Lake Pocotopaug in East Hampton on Saturday night to reports of a boat explosion, said the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection's Emergency Response Unit.  Two people received minor injuries in the fire, but they declined medical help.  A nearby boater pulled them from the water after they jumped in to escape the flames.  Hartford bo…

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Police & Fire
NY Man Vanishes In Caribbean; Body Found During Search, Police Investigating as Homicide NY Man Vanishes In Caribbean; Body Found During Search, Police Investigating as Homicide
NY Man Vanishes In Caribbean; Body Found During Search, Police Investigating as Homicide Police on the Caribbean islands of Turks and Caicos have opened a homicide investigation after a 51-year-old New York man vanished in the middle of the night last month while vacationing with his wife, according to a new report. Brian Tarrence, of Manhattan, who had flown to the island to celebrate his first wedding anniversary, was last seen leaving his Airbnb around 4 a.m. on June 25. He was walking toward Grace Bay, NBC News reported. The Royal Turks and Caicos Islands Police Force discovered a decomposing body in Grace Bay on Saturday, July 5. Authorities have not officially identified …

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Obituaries
Police ID CT Motorcyclist Killed In July 4th Crash: 'We Lost A Good Man' Police ID CT Motorcyclist Killed In July 4th Crash: 'We Lost A Good Man'
Police ID CT Motorcyclist Killed In July 4th Crash: 'We Lost A Good Man' Friends remember the 61-year-old Connecticut man who died in a motorcycle crash as a caring soul with an unforgettable sense of humor. Timothy Pazar, 61, of Cheshire, was identified as the man who died while riding a Honda CB750C eastbound on Route 68 in Prospect around 3:15 p.m. Friday, July 4, Connecticut State Police said. The bike crashed with a Ford Fusion at the intersection of Cheshire Road and Matthew Street, throwing Pazar into a metal guardrail, troopers said. He was pronounced dead at the scene. Memorials for Pazar poured into social media. "The world is a little less bright t…

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Lifestyle
Kurt Russell Visits Massachusetts Home Of Revolutionary War Hero Ancestor On July 4th Kurt Russell Visits Massachusetts Home Of Revolutionary War Hero Ancestor On July 4th
Kurt Russell Visits Massachusetts Home Of Revolutionary War Hero Ancestor On July 4th Actor Kurt Russell spent this Fourth of July walking through history.  The actor visited the Jason Russell House and Museum, once home to his ancestor Jason Russell, one of the first people killed there during the Revolutionary War nearly 250 years ago. Best known for roles in "The Thing" and "Tombstone," Russell was joined by his son Boston for a guided tour of the home in Arlington, Massachusetts, which still bears bullet holes from the Battle of Menotomy, the bloodiest skirmish on the first day of the war. “This has been an incredibly eye-opening experience to walk in the footsteps…

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News
New ICE Budget Tops Spending By Most Of World’s Militaries: Report New ICE Budget Tops Spending By Most Of World’s Militaries: Report
New ICE Budget Tops Spending By Most Of World’s Militaries: Report Immigration and Customs Enforcement will receive a budget that rivals the world’s largest armies, thanks to a narrowly passed spending plan in Congress this week. Supporters say the funding will accelerate removals of undocumented immigrants, while critics called the measure "immoral" and "one of the saddest days in American history." President Donald Trump’s so-called “One Big Beautiful Act,” which he signed on Friday, July 4, sets aside $170 billion toward immigration. The package includes more than $30 billion for enforcement, $45 billion for detention centers, and $47 billion for border …

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Obituaries
'X-Files' Composer Dies At CT Home At 78 'X-Files' Composer Dies At CT Home At 78
'X-Files' Composer Dies At CT Home At 78 Mark Snow, the famed television composer who conjured up the eerie and suspenseful theme music for "The X-Files," died at his Connecticut home on Friday, July 4, according to Variety.  The Juilliard School-trained composer and musician was 78.  Snow was a longtime television composer who had his hands on dozens of television shows over his nearly 50-year career, according to IMDB. He was nominated for 15 Emmy Awards during that time.  Mark Snow on how he created the "X-Files" theme song.  FoundationINTERVIEWS Composer Sean Callery said Snow had "limitless tale…

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