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Kodak May Not Survive After 130+ Years, Iconic NY Film Company Warns: 'Substantial Doubt' Kodak May Not Survive After 130+ Years, Iconic NY Film Company Warns: 'Substantial Doubt'
Kodak May Not Survive After 130+ Years, Iconic NY Film Company Warns: 'Substantial Doubt' Kodak's "moment" may be coming to an end after 133 years. Eastman Kodak Company is warning investors that it may not be able to continue operating without securing new financing. The Rochester, New York, company disclosed its financial concerns in its quarterly earnings release on Monday, Aug. 11. The pioneering photography brand reported a $26 million loss in the second quarter of 2025. That's a $52 million swing from the same period in 2024. The poor earnings report sent Kodak's stock tumbling nearly 20% on Tuesday, Aug. 12. "As a result, these conditions raise substantia…

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by Chris Spiker
Police & Fire
Tragic Details Released In Suicide That Caused Crash Along NJ Highway Tragic Details Released In Suicide That Caused Crash Along NJ Highway
Tragic Details Released In Suicide That Caused Crash Along NJ Highway Police have released tragic new details on the suicide death of a 29-year-old driver along the Palisades Interstate Parkway (PIP) early this week. As previously reported by Daily Voice, Yeshaya "Shuki" Roth, who hails from Israel but lives in Flatbush, NY, shot and killed himself while behind the wheel of a Jeep Wagoneer on Monday evening, March 17. On Wednesday, March 19, the PIP Police Department shared additional details. At approximately 5:40 p.m., officers responded to the Englewood Cliffs crash involving a Jeep that had crossed over the center median and into the northbound lanes, sid…

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by Cecilia Levine
Police & Fire
Rockland County Man Holds Ex-Employer Hostage, Threatens To Have His Dog Attack: Police Rockland County Man Holds Ex-Employer Hostage, Threatens To Have His Dog Attack: Police
Rockland County Man Holds Ex-Employer Hostage, Threatens To Have His Dog Attack: Police A Rockland County man is being held in the Bergen County jail after police said he held his former employer and coworkers hostage, demanding money and threatening them with his dog. Police were called to a business suite on Broad Street in Norwood around 1:50 p.m. Friday, Sept. 6, where Wayne Gordon, of New City, NY had come in with his pit bull, removed the dog's muzzle, and threatened to have the dog attack them if they didn't pay him $7,000 that he claimed he was owed, Norwood Police Chief Christopher Federici said. Gordon also threatened to kill the people in the room and to send people…

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by Cecilia Levine