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Michael Mashburn

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mmashburn@dailyvoice.com

Michael joined the Daily Voice team in April 2022 covering news throughout New York, including the Capital Region, Hudson Valley, and Long Island. He previously worked as a reporter for ABC Radio affiliates KTAR in Phoenix and KOMO in Seattle. Michael graduated from Arizona State University with a BA in journalism in May 2014. 

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Head-On Crash In Region Kills 77-Year-Old Driver, Injures Two Others Head-On Crash In Region Kills 77-Year-Old Driver, Injures Two Others
Head-On Crash In Region Kills 77-Year-Old Driver, Injures Two Others A 77-year-old man is dead and two others are injured following a violent head-on collision on a rural Columbia County road. Troopers responded to County Route 19 and White Oak Lane in the town of Livingston for a two-car crash at around 3:30 p.m. Thursday, July 22. A preliminary investigation found that Noel Brown, of Clinton Corners, was driving his Toyota pickup southbound on County Route 19 when he failed to keep right and crossed into oncoming traffic, according to New York State Police. Brown’s vehicle slammed head-on into a northbound Subaru driven by a 51-year-old Hudson woman. Bro…

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Police & Fire
Pair Of Syosset Teens Has Been Missing For Week Pair Of Syosset Teens Has Been Missing For Week
Pair Of Syosset Teens Has Been Missing For Week Authorities are asking for help in locating two Long Island teenagers who have been missing for a week. Xavier Garcia, 14, and Jahleek Shubrick, 17, both reside in Syosset and were last seen on Thursday, July 17, according to Nassau County Police. Additional details, including clothing descriptions and possible destinations, were not provided. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Nassau County Police Department at 516-573-8800. Share this story by clicking the Facebook icon below. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.

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Anne Burrell’s Cause Of Death Revealed Weeks After Food Network Star Was Laid To Rest Anne Burrell’s Cause Of Death Revealed Weeks After Food Network Star Was Laid To Rest
Anne Burrell’s Cause Of Death Revealed Weeks After Food Network Star Was Laid To Rest The mystery surrounding celebrity chef Anne Burrell’s unexpected death has taken a devastating turn. Burrell died by suicide, the New York City Medical Examiner’s Office confirmed to Daily Voice on Thursday, July 24. Burrell, 55, was found unresponsive in the shower of her Brooklyn apartment on the morning of Tuesday, June 17. Police responded to a 911 call around 7:50 a.m. for a possible cardiac arrest and found her surrounded by approximately 100 assorted pills, according to an internal NYPD report cited by The New York Times. The Medical Examiner’s Office determined Burrell died from “a…

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Gunman ID'd After Murder, Cop Shooting In Bay Shore: Police Gunman ID'd After Murder, Cop Shooting In Bay Shore: Police
Gunman ID'd After Murder, Cop Shooting In Bay Shore: Police A Suffolk County police officer was shot in the head while investigating a suspected murder on Long Island. The shooting occurred at around 2:30 a.m. Thursday, July 24, in Bay Shore as police were preparing to execute a search warrant at a murder suspect’s home on New York Avenue, according to police. A 33-year-old officer was stationed outside the home of Nieves Reyes when Reyes fired at least seven shots, hitting the officer in his face, according to police. The wounded officer was rushed to South Shore University Hospital, where he underwent surgery for non-life-threatening injurie…

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Lifestyle
'Horrific' Paint Job On Area Curb Draws Ire Of Locals: 'My Kid Would've Done Better' 'Horrific' Paint Job On Area Curb Draws Ire Of Locals: 'My Kid Would've Done Better'
'Horrific' Paint Job On Area Curb Draws Ire Of Locals: 'My Kid Would've Done Better' A Hudson Valley locale got a fresh coat of yellow on its curbs — but locals say the city missed the mark. The new curb painting job – in downtown Hudson along Warren Street – sparked a firestorm on social media Wednesday, July 23, after Lou DeCrosta noticed the work looked less like a city project and more like a rushed art class assignment. “After dinner at Savona’s we walked outside to notice a horrific curb painting,” DeCrosta wrote on the Hudson, NY - Public Community Board Facebook group. “Middle school kids would have delivered a cleaner job.” Accompanying his post are three photos …

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Lifestyle
$30K Winning Lottery Ticket Sold At Bay Shore Convenience Store $30K Winning Lottery Ticket Sold At Bay Shore Convenience Store
$30K Winning Lottery Ticket Sold At Bay Shore Convenience Store Someone’s in for a massive payday. A winning TAKE 5 ticket worth $30,855 was sold in Bay Shore, at the gas station located at 95 Moffitt Boulevard, according to the New York Lottery. The top-prize-winning ticket was purchased for the evening TAKE 5 drawing held on Monday, July 21. Lottery players have one year from the draw date to claim their prize.

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Business
Westchester Medical Center Residents Ratify New Labor Contract After Months of Negotiations Westchester Medical Center Residents Ratify New Labor Contract After Months of Negotiations
Westchester Medical Center Residents Ratify New Labor Contract After Months of Negotiations After months of rallies, petitions, and high-pressure negotiations, nearly 500 doctors at Westchester Medical Center (WMC) have ratified a new contract. The deal was finalized Thursday night, July 17, under the leadership of newly appointed WMC CEO Dr. David Lubarsky, and comes just as a new class of medical interns begins its residency at the hospital. Supporters touted the deal for delivering long-fought improvements to wages and working conditions. Union members, represented by the Committee of Interns and Residents (CIR/SEIU), said the contract marks a turning point in the hospital’s t…

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Woman Struck By Cement Truck Dies Weeks After Farmingdale Collision Woman Struck By Cement Truck Dies Weeks After Farmingdale Collision
Woman Struck By Cement Truck Dies Weeks After Farmingdale Collision A woman who was struck by a cement truck in Farmingdale earlier this month has died from her injuries, according to Nassau County Police. Josephine Halby, 69, of Farmingdale, was hit around 10 a.m. on Friday, July 11, while crossing at the intersection of Main Street and Conklin Street, police said. A 47-year-old man driving a cement truck was traveling north on Main Street and attempting a left turn onto westbound Conklin Street when he hit Halby, according to police. Halby was airlifted by Nassau County Police helicopter to a nearby hospital in critical condition. She succumbed to her i…

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Bomb Hoax Targeting NY Jewish Hospitals Lands Culprit In Federal Prison Bomb Hoax Targeting NY Jewish Hospitals Lands Culprit In Federal Prison
Bomb Hoax Targeting NY Jewish Hospitals Lands Culprit In Federal Prison An Oregon man who admitted to making hoax bomb threats against Jewish hospitals in New York will spend the next five years in prison. Domagoj Patkovic, 31, of Portland was sentenced in Brooklyn federal court on Wednesday, July 23, after pleading guilty to conspiring to make threats and conveying false information about explosives, as Daily Voice reported. Patkovic and others confessed to anonymously calling in bomb threats to hospitals and care centers with historic Jewish affiliations in New York City and on Long Island in 2021. During the calls, they threatened to detonate explosive de…

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Home Intruder Tried Stabbing Residents In Region, Police Say Home Intruder Tried Stabbing Residents In Region, Police Say
Home Intruder Tried Stabbing Residents In Region, Police Say A man armed with a knife tried breaking into a Hudson Valley home before attempting to stab residents inside, police said. Emergency crews in Ulster County responded to an Ellenville residence on Mill Street for an armed home invasion at around 5:45 a.m Tuesday, July 22, according to Ellenville Police. Residents told arriving officers that a man armed with a knife had climbed up onto a small porch and removed a security camera before smashing out a window to get inside. As the man was trying to get inside, he was confronted by occupants and began to stab at them through the window, polic…

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