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Mt. Kisco, NY
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Push For More Handicapped Parking At Mount Kisco ShopRite Sparks Action
Officials are looking to add more handicapped parking spaces to a Northern Westchester ShopRite supermarket after several residents raised the issue on social media. The controversy began on Wednesday, Nov. 4, when a resident commented on the lack of handicapped parking at the new ShopRite locale in Mount Kisco at 333 North Bedford Rd. In the post, made on a Mount Kisco Facebook group, the resident said several elderly community members had raised the issue: "The new store is twice the size of the old one, but has far less spaces. Aren’t there regulations governing t…
Hampden-Silver Spring, PA
Obituaries
PA Toddler Crushed To Death By Hay Bale ID'd: Authorities
Three days before his fourth birthday, a Mechanicsburg boy was crushed to death by a hay bale, authorities announced on July 13, 2023. A large hay bale fell on 3-year-old Lincoln Nathan Johns at a farm on Davis Lane in Taylor Township on July 1, according to a Pennsylvania State Police on Thursday. Troopers from McConnellsburg were called to Fulton County Medical Center at 10:57 a.m. They were informed the boy had died due to life-threatening injuries caused by the falling hay bale. Lincoln's death has been ruled an accident caused by "multiple systems or organs failuring due to blunt f…
Massapequa, NY
Breaking News
$5.8M Resurfacing Projects Completed On Long Island State Highways
A multi-million dollar resurfacing project in the towns of Hempstead, Oyster Bay, and Islip has been completed, the New York State Department of Transportation announced. After months of work, the NYSDOT announced that paving projects on Vets Highway in Islip, Jerusalem Avenue in Hempstead and Hicksville Road in Oyster Bay. According to the NYSDOT, in Islip, Vets Highway (State Route 454) was paved between Sycamore Lane and 13th Avenue in the Town of Islip, which sees an average daily traffic count of 42,500 In Nassau County Jerusalem Avenue (State Route 105) between Wantagh Avenue in…
Jersey City, NJ
Breaking News
Hudson Company Pays Penalty, Damages For Denying Tour Bus Access To Paraplegic Army Vet
A Hoboken-based charter bus company that failed to provide access to a 74-year-old paraplegic U.S. Army veteran for a tour of Arlington National Cemetery has agreed to not let that happen again, authorities said. Academy Express will also pay a $10,000 civil penalty to the United States and $10,000 in damages to the aggrieved veteran, U.S. Attorney Craig Carpenito said. The former 189th Assault Helicopter Company staff sergeant, who was gunned down in Vietnam, wanted to join dozens of fellow combat unit veterans on an Academy charter bus for a multi-day “Honor Flight” tour of Arlington Nati…
