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NYSP Trooper Loses Control, Hits Nassau Woman's Car On I-87 In Failed Traffic Stop Attempt NYSP Trooper Loses Control, Hits Nassau Woman's Car On I-87 In Failed Traffic Stop Attempt
Nysp Trooper Loses Control, Hits Nassau Woman's Car On I-87 In Failed Traffic Stop Attempt A New York State Trooper and a Long Island woman were hospitalized with minor injuries after a crash on Interstate 87 in Westchester during a traffic stop attempt, authorities said.  The crash happened around 8:25 a.m. on Friday, June 6, on I-87 northbound in the town of Greenburgh, according to New York State Police.  Investigators say the trooper was trying to pull over a speeding vehicle when he lost control of his patrol car, drifted into the middle lane, and struck the rear of a Mercedes-Benz driven by a 49-year-old Nassau County woman from Westbury.  Both the trooper a…

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by Ben Crnic
Lifestyle
Upcoming Spielberg Flick Seen Filming In NY: Report Upcoming Spielberg Flick Seen Filming In NY: Report
Upcoming Spielberg Flick Seen Filming In NY: Report Legendary director Steven Spielberg's next movie may have ties to the Hudson Valley and New Jersey, as the esteemed filmmaker was spotted shooting scenes in Westchester and Morris counties, according to reports.  The "Jaws" director, age 78, was seen directing a scene in White Plains last week, The Daily Mail reported on Thursday, Feb. 27.  According to the outlet, the film is reportedly titled "The Dish" and will be the director's latest production since "The Fabelmans," which came out in 2022. Spielberg was seen directing a scene featuring actress Emily Blunt, who was pictured …

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by Ben Crnic
News
Red Light Camera Programs To Be Extended In This Nassau County Locale Red Light Camera Programs To Be Extended In This Nassau County Locale
Red Light Camera Programs To Be Extended In This Nassau County Locale To protect motorists on New York roads, Gov. Kathy Hochul has announced the creation of a new red light camera program in the Hudson Valley and the expansion of other initiatives across the state.  In an announcement on Wednesday, Oct. 23, Hochul revealed that she signed legislation to extend several existing red light camera programs in Westchester, Albany, and Nassau counties.  The legislation also includes the "largest expansion" of the red light camera program in New York City's history, Hochul's office said. "The safety of all New Yorkers is my top priority and we know that …

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by Ben Crnic