WATCH: Niskayuna Children Bamboozled By Outdated School Technology In Viral Video WATCH: Niskayuna Children Bamboozled By Outdated School Technology In Viral Video
Watch: Niskayuna Children Bamboozled By Outdated School Technology In Viral Video A New York school district’s video of middle school children being bewildered by outdated technology has gone viral. In the clip, which racked up more than 2 million views on Instagram, various children at a Niskayuna Central school approach an overhead projector and attempt to guess what it is. A couple students even try to see something in the bulb or on the (empty) projector’s surface. View this post on Instagram “I do not know what this is,” the first student in the video says. “Looks very old.” “Is it an X-ray machine?” one guesses. “I …
White Plains Stairwell Rape: Attack Happened Over Hours At City Center, DA Says (UPDATE) White Plains Stairwell Rape: Attack Happened Over Hours At City Center, DA Says (UPDATE)
White Plains Stairwell Rape: Attack Happened Over Hours At City Center, DA Says (Update) New details have emerged in a disturbing sexual assault case at a Westchester County shopping complex, where prosecutors say a woman was attacked for hours while unconscious.   Xavier Fonseca Overton, 22, of Astoria, Queens, was arraigned Thursday, April 9, on a felony complaint charging him with five counts of first-degree rape and one count of first-degree sexual abuse, the Westchester County District Attorney’s Office said on Friday, April 10. As previously reported by Daily Voice, the incident happened late Tuesday, April 7, inside a stairwell at the City Center in White Plain…
NY OKs Eating Hudson River Fish: Would You Do It? (POLL) NY OKs Eating Hudson River Fish: Would You Do It? (POLL)
NY OKs Eating Hudson River Fish: Would You Do It? (Poll) For the first time in decades, some Hudson River fish are allowed back on the menu. But not without limits. The New York State Department of Health this month announced updated guidance allowing people to eat certain fish from the Lower Hudson River for the first time in 50 years, according to state officials. The change comes as levels of harmful chemicals known as PCBs have declined in some fish species, making limited consumption safer for anglers and their families, the department said. “New York State is a beautiful place to fish, and as we kick off the fishing season, the Department …
NY Restaurant Ranks First On Yelp’s Top 100 US Restaurants For 2026 NY Restaurant Ranks First On Yelp’s Top 100 US Restaurants For 2026
NY Restaurant Ranks First On Yelp’s Top 100 US Restaurants For 2026 If you’re a fan of fine dining or just great eats, Yelp’s 2026 rankings of the Top 100 US Restaurants are the ultimate guide.  This year, the No. 1 spot goes to Ci Siamo, a modern Italian restaurant located in New York City. Yelp says the rankings are based on a combination of factors, including community reviews, ratings, and the volume of feedback. The list highlights a diverse mix of dining styles, from upscale eateries to budget-friendly gems across 34 states. Top 10 Restaurants Of 2026 Ci Siamo – Manhattan, New York: A modern Italian restaurant that wows diners with wood-f…
More Than 1 In 3 CT Hospitals Threatened By Medicaid Cuts, Study Finds: See Which Ones More Than 1 In 3 CT Hospitals Threatened By Medicaid Cuts, Study Finds: See Which Ones
More Than 1 In 3 CT Hospitals Threatened By Medicaid Cuts, Study Finds: See Which Ones Nearly 90 hospitals across the Northeast are at risk of closing, slashing services, or laying off workers due to Republican-passed cuts to Medicaid, according to a new study. Public Citizen released a report on Tuesday, March 31, that identifies 446 hospitals especially vulnerable to major cuts due to the previously named "One Big Beautiful Bill." President Donald Trump signed the GOP-backed budget reconciliation package into law on Friday, July 4, 2025. The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the spending plan will gut $911 billion in federal spend…
MA Ranked No. 2 For Innovation In US, New Study Finds: Here's Why MA Ranked No. 2 For Innovation In US, New Study Finds: Here's Why
MA Ranked No. 2 For Innovation In US, New Study Finds: Here's Why The nation's capital and several Northeast states are driving research, innovation, and business growth, according to a new study. WalletHub released its 2026 list of Most & Least Innovative States on Wednesday, March 18. The report evaluated all 50 states and Washington, DC, using 25 indicators tied to innovation. The metrics include the share of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) workers, research and development spending, and tech industry presence. Washington, DC, retained its place as the nation's innovation leader, according to WalletHub. The District sto…
Woman Hit Wife With Car, Baseball Bat In Schenectady, She Admits In Plea Deal Woman Hit Wife With Car, Baseball Bat In Schenectady, She Admits In Plea Deal
Woman Hit Wife With Car, Baseball Bat In Schenectady, She Admits In Plea Deal A New York woman admitted to attacking her wife and a friend with a car and a baseball bat before leading state police on high-speed chases with kids in the car, authorities said Friday, March 27. Juanita Moore, a 25-year-old Schenectady resident, copped to one count of first-degree assault and one count of first-degree attempted assault on Wednesday, March 25, the Schenectady County District Attorney’s office said. The incident began on Halloween 2024, when Moore hopped in a Hertz rental car and drove to a home “where she knew her wife was staying with a friend,” the district attorney’s of…
LI Cops Manhandled, Injured 80-Year-Old Woman In Roosevelt, Then Filed Bogus Charges: Lawsuit LI Cops Manhandled, Injured 80-Year-Old Woman In Roosevelt, Then Filed Bogus Charges: Lawsuit
LI Cops Manhandled, Injured 80-Year-Old Woman In Roosevelt, Then Filed Bogus Charges: Lawsuit Nassau County police officers yanked an 80-year-old woman from her car and tossed her to the ground, then claimed she attacked them and filed criminal charges, according to a federal lawsuit. Betty Cater, now 81, filed the suit Friday, March 20 in New York’s Eastern District. The criminal charges against her were later dropped. She accused the cops of excessive force, false arrest, fabricating evidence, and malicious prosecution in the suit. Three officers — Michael Shannon, Anthony J. Catinella, and Lt. Daniel Decastro — are named as defendants in the suit, along with Nassau County, its po…
Lehigh County Commissioner, Right To Know Officer Zachary Cole-Borghi Faces 100+ New Charges Lehigh County Commissioner, Right To Know Officer Zachary Cole-Borghi Faces 100+ New Charges
Lehigh County Commissioner, Right To Know Officer Zachary Cole-Borghi Faces 100+ New Charges A Lehigh County commissioner accused in a sweeping drug investigation tied to multiple states was arranging deals through text messages — including during meetings and while at City Hall, prosecutors revealed in newly released court documents. Zachary Cole-Borghi, who was serving as a Lehigh County commissioner at the time of the alleged crimes, is now facing more than 100 charges tied to a years-long drug probe spanning Pennsylvania, New York, Illinois, and Wisconsin, District Attorney Gavin P. Holihan announced Wednesday, March 25. Cole-Borghi was among 22 people charged in the large-scal…
Casting Call: Babies Needed For Passaic County Movie, Pays $350 For 8 Hours Casting Call: Babies Needed For Passaic County Movie, Pays $350 For 8 Hours
Casting Call: Babies Needed For Passaic County Movie, Pays $350 For 8 Hours Babies between 10 and 15 months are needed for a movie shooting in North Jersey next weekend. Grant Wilfley Casting is seeking a one-year-old to appear at a party scene for an untitled movie, with filming scheduled for Saturday, March 28 in Passaic County, the agency said. The role is open to babies between 10 and 15 months old, with all genders and ethnicities encouraged to apply, according to the casting notice. Selected participants will be paid $350 for an eight-hour shoot. Parents interested in submitting their child must provide details, including the baby’s name, age, and date …
Wife Finds iPad Video Of Brookhaven Stepfather Abusing Child: DA Wife Finds iPad Video Of Brookhaven Stepfather Abusing Child: DA
Wife Finds iPad Video Of Brookhaven Stepfather Abusing Child: DA A wife and mother's disturbing discovery on an iPad has lead to decades in prison for a New York stepfather, prosecutors announced on Thursday, March 19. A 37-year-old Brookhaven man was sentenced after admitting to abusing his two stepdaughters, according to Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney.  He pleaded guilty to two counts of course of sexual conduct against a child, authorities said.  His sentencing was held before Acting Supreme Court Justice Karen M. Wilutis, who ordered 30 years in prison followed by 20 years of post-release supervision, prosecutors said.…
Hillside Man Threw Deadly Punch At Penn Station Hillside Man Threw Deadly Punch At Penn Station
Hillside Man Threw Deadly Punch At Penn Station A 21-year-old New Jersey man has been charged in connection with punching a 55-year-old man dead at a Manhattan subway station on Saturday, March 14 authorities said. Nassadir Tate, a Hillside resident, was arrested on Sunday, March 15 at 4:06 p.m. in the Midtown South Precinct, the New York City Police Department said. He has been charged with assault, police said. At 6:55 p.m., police responded to the C/E line at the 34th Street-Penn Station station and found a 55-year-old unconscious and unresponsive on the platform, officers said. He was transported to Lenox Hill Hospital in criti…