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Road Reopens After Construction Vehicle Overturns In Westchester County Road Reopens After Construction Vehicle Overturns In Westchester County
Road Reopens After Construction Vehicle Overturns In Westchester County This story has been updated.  A busy road in Westchester County has reopened to traffic after closing when a construction vehicle overturned in the street.  On Tuesday, Nov. 3 around 9:45 a.m., Yonkers Police announced that Central Park Avenue northbound (Route 100) at Fort Hill Avenue was closed to traffic after a construction vehicle flipped over, spilling dirt on the roadway.  The road has reopened as of 11 a.m., and the truck and debris have been removed, according to Yonkers city officials.

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by Ben Crnic
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Northern Westchester 7-Eleven Robbed, State Police Say Northern Westchester 7-Eleven Robbed, State Police Say
Northern Westchester 7-Eleven Robbed, State Police Say State police are investigating the robbery of a 7-Eleven store in Northern Westchester in which three masked reportedly stole cash and cigarettes. The robbery took place on Tuesday, March 22, at the store located on Route 100 in Somers, said Trooper AJ Hicks. The robbery is still under investigation and no further details are being released at this time, Hicks said. Check back to Daily Voice for updates on new information as the investigation continues.

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by Kathy Reakes
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Man Charged In Thanksgiving Day Road-Rage Incident In Northern Westchester Man Charged In Thanksgiving Day Road-Rage Incident In Northern Westchester
Man Charged In Thanksgiving Day Road-Rage Incident In Northern Westchester A 62-year-old man is facing multiple charges after state police say he was involved in a Thanksgiving Day road-rage incident in Northern Westchester. At approximately 10:30 a.m. on Thursday, Nov. 22, a victim of road rage led the man's vehicle to the parking lot of the State Police Somers barracks on Route 100.  The state police sergeant at the barracks heard the disturbance and investigated. Somers resident John A. Aloisio was screaming at the victim over an incident that occurred on a nearby roadway and was subsequently arrested. Aloisio was charged with second-degree reckless …

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by Joe Lombardi