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Andrea Graziano

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agraziano@dailyvoice.com

Andrea Graziano was a reporter for the Journal News in Rockland and Westchester counties for eight years, covering everything from schools to immigration to breaking news. Prior to that she worked at a chain of weekly newspapers on Long Island's North Shore and as a freelance writer for Yankees Magazine. She has a Master's Degree from Columbia University's Graduate School of Journalism. When not working, she enjoys reading, running and spending as much time as possible with her husband and two sons.

Andrea was formerly chief content officer at Daily Voice.

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Disabled Car Causes Delays on I-287 In Harrison Disabled Car Causes Delays on I-287 In Harrison
Disabled Car Causes Delays on I-287 In Harrison HARRISON, N.Y. – A disabled car was causing delays Monday afternoon on I-287 in Harrison. The disabled vehicle was reported at about 4 p.m. on the Westbound side of I-287 near mile marker 8, east of exit 9.  

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Disabled Car Causes Delays On Saw Mill River Parkway In Bedford Disabled Car Causes Delays On Saw Mill River Parkway In Bedford
Disabled Car Causes Delays On Saw Mill River Parkway In Bedford BEDFORD, N.Y. – A disabled car was causing traffic delays on the Saw Mill River Parkway Monday afternoon. The disabled vehicle was reported at about 4 p.m. on the Saw Mill south near the Bedford, Mount Kisco line. The right shoulder and two lanes were blocked.  

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Hundreds Return Tickets For Bill Cosby's Westchester Performance Hundreds Return Tickets For Bill Cosby's Westchester Performance
Hundreds Return Tickets For Bill Cosby's Westchester Performance TARRYTOWN, N.Y. – What had once been a hot ticket has now become nearly impossible to give away as many people who had planned to see Bill Cosby perform in Tarrytown this weekend have asked for a refund for their seats. About 800 people were expected to attend each of Cosby’s two shows on Saturday, Dec. 6 at the Tarrytown Music Hall. However, on Friday, Cosby agreed to offer refunds for those who want to boycott the comedian's shows in light of recent sex abuse allegations. As of Monday  morning, there were 301 tickets available for Cosby's 4 p.m. show and 338 tickets up for grabs for t…

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Yonkers, Saint Joseph's Medical Center Offer Free Flu Shots Yonkers, Saint Joseph's Medical Center Offer Free Flu Shots
Yonkers, Saint Joseph's Medical Center Offer Free Flu Shots YONKERS, N.Y. –  Yonkers residents will be able to get free flu shots Monday, thanks to a partnership between the City of Yonkers and Saint Joseph’s Medical Center. Mayor Mike Spano said under the partnership, the Yonkers Police Medical Evacuation Transportation Unit (METU) bus will travel to designated locations throughout the City until Dec. 19. St. Joseph’s nursing staff will administer flu shots. The free flu vaccinations will be available to the public. Those under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult.  Other dates for the vaccinations are: Fri., Dec. 5  Kris Krist…

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Neighbors
Students Shape Future On Yonkers Youth Advisory Board Students Shape Future On Yonkers Youth Advisory Board
Students Shape Future On Yonkers Youth Advisory Board YONKERS, N.Y. – Three students became the newest members of the Yonkers Youth Advisory Board in a special ceremony last week. After a month long selection process, Mayor Moke Spano selected Ashley Mendola, Peter Kusick and Brianna Noriega to the board. The members were sworn in a ceremony at City Hall on Monday, November 24. “I’m excited to welcome Ashley, Peter and Brianna to the Youth Advisory Board. Their credentials, even at a young age, are impressive and I’m confident they will bring a lot to the table,” said Mayor Mike Spano. Mendola, a high school senior, is an Honors and …

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Yonkers Officials Give Residents Something To Be Thankful For Yonkers Officials Give Residents Something To Be Thankful For
Yonkers Officials Give Residents Something To Be Thankful For YONKERS, N.Y. – Mayor Mike Spano, the Yonkers City Council and City employees delivered more than 200 turkeys and all the trimmings to Yonkers residents Wednesday at the Nepperhan Community Center. The meals were donated by several local companies, including Yonkers Contracting, ShopRite, Kawasaki Rail Car, Fidelis Care NY, and Valley Oil. "It's about Yonkers residents helping Yonkers residents," said Mayor Mike Spano. "We're so thankful that we had the opportunity to lend a helping hand to more than 200 Yonkers families this Thanksgiving."  

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Neighbors
Get Bridgeport Breaking News In Your Inbox Get Bridgeport Breaking News In Your Inbox
Get Bridgeport Breaking News In Your Inbox BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – Do you enjoy reading the latest headlines and breaking news from your community? Get breaking news from Bridgeport in your inbox by signing up for Daily Voice email alerts. Enter your email address in the box at the top of the page and click “Sign Up Now” to receive news alerts and a daily email of our top headlines of news from your community. You can also register with us to comment on stories and add your events to our community calendars. Click "Get News In Your Inbox Daily" at the bottom of the page to get started. 

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Get Bridgeport Breaking News In Your Inbox Get Bridgeport Breaking News In Your Inbox
Get Bridgeport Breaking News In Your Inbox BRIDGEPORT, Conn. – Get breaking news from Bridgeport in your inbox by signing up for Daily Voice email alerts. Enter your email address in the box at the top of the page and click “Sign Up Now” to receive news alerts and our daily top headlines. You can also register with us to comment on stories and add your events to our community calendars. Click "Get News In Your Inbox Daily" at the bottom of the page. 

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Schools
Hendrick Hudson High School Locked Down For Second Day In A Row Hendrick Hudson High School Locked Down For Second Day In A Row
Hendrick Hudson High School Locked Down For Second Day In A Row CORTLANDT, N.Y. – Hendrick Hudson High School was placed on lockdown Wednesday for the second day in a row, the district announced on its Facebook page. State Police responded to the campus and the district asked all parents to stay away from the school. According to Superintendent Joseph Hochreiter, the school received an anonymous phone call from a man who threatened the school, demanding money. A school secretary and assistant principal both participated in the call, trying to get the individual to explain what exactly he wanted, but he continued an obscene rant and eventually hun…

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by Sam Barron
Lifestyle
Danbury Animal Welfare Seeking Truckload Of Supplies Danbury Animal Welfare Seeking Truckload Of Supplies
Danbury Animal Welfare Seeking Truckload Of Supplies DANBURY, Conn. – It takes a lot of money and supplies to care for animals, and the Danbury Animal Welfare Society is asking for donations to help them in their task. DAWS is hosting a "Stuff-a-Truck" at its shelter. People are asked to donate whatever items they can from the group's “Wish List.” Wet and dry dog and cat food, kitten food, puppy food, kitty litter, toys, laundry detergent, paper towels and more is needed by DAWS. Click here for the entire wish list.

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