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Teen Faces Felony Charge For Terror Threat Against Orange County School Teen Faces Felony Charge For Terror Threat Against Orange County School
Teen Faces Felony Charge For Terror Threat Against Orange County School A teenager facing a felony charge of making a terroristic threat after he allegedly made “credible threats” against his school on social media was back in court this week. Brendan Vaughan, 18, a student at Washingtonville High School in Orange County, made a post on Snapchat in June, stating that he needed a gun and questioning “what would happen if someone shot up the school tomorrow.” The threats led to a search of his home and subsequent arrest. “Investigators discovered evidence in the home, and obtained a statement from the suspect, supporting information that he was in the planning st…

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by Zak Failla
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$14.7M Will Be Spent To Rehab I-84 Bridge Over Route 9W $14.7M Will Be Spent To Rehab I-84 Bridge Over Route 9W
$14.7M Will Be Spent To Rehab I-84 Bridge Over Route 9W The New York State Bridge Authority awarded a $14.7 million contract to rehabilitate the Interstate 84 bridge over Route 9W in the Town of Newburgh. The project will affect I-84 motorists using the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge for two years. A state contract with Castleton-based A. Servidone Inc. calls for the work to be done two lanes at a time, from south to north, and to be completed in 2020, according to the Times Herald-Record. Check back to Daily Voice for updates.

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by Jon Craig
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Village Of Cornwall Budget Proposal Decreases Spending Village Of Cornwall Budget Proposal Decreases Spending
Village Of Cornwall Budget Proposal Decreases Spending CORNWALL-ON-HUDSON, N.Y. -- Cornwall residents might see a spending decrease next year. The $7.28 million budget decreases spending by $112,450 or 1.5 percent. Mayor Brendan Coyne said the village might put an additional $100,000 into the fund balance, according to the Times Herald-Record. The budget will remain under the state's mandated two percent tax cap on the tax levy. To read the Times Herald-Record story, click here.

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by Sam Barron