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Casey Donahue

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Originally from Pennsylvania, Casey graduated from Fairfield University with a major in journalism and a minor in political science. He has covered several towns in Fairfield County since 2010. Case was formerly an assistant managing editor at Daily Voice.

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Port Chester Hosts Lyon Park Concert Series Port Chester Hosts Lyon Park Concert Series
Port Chester Hosts Lyon Park Concert Series PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- Port Chester will launch its annual summer concert series at Lyon Park on Friday with a performance by The Bookends. Concerts will be held each Friday from 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. through August. Here's the schedule of acts who will be performing this summer: July 19: Mojo Monde July 26: The Rich Bobinski Orchestra Aug. 2: The Greyhounds Aug. 9: Angie Rubino and Band Port Chester Day will be held on Aug. 24 from noon to 9 p.m. The day will feature a number of acts including Juarez-Show Mariachi, Rave-On, Amy Gallatin and Stillwaters, Blues Patrol and …

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Police Station Problems Top Port Chester's News This Week Police Station Problems Top Port Chester's News This Week
Police Station Problems Top Port Chester's News This Week PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- Problems at the police station in Port Chester top this week's news. The Port Chester police station was forced to close  its cell block this week after a sewage backup. This is the latest in a series of issues with the 1930s building, which was recently cited for a number of problems by the New York state Department of Labor. The Capitol Theatre and HeadCount are sending a number of local teachers to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland next week. The teachers will be attending an institute on how they can incorporate popular music into their lessons…

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Hotel Shuttles Top Harrison's News This Week Hotel Shuttles Top Harrison's News This Week
Hotel Shuttles Top Harrison's News This Week HARRISON, N.Y. -- A new shuttle line to Empire City Casino tops the news in Harrison this week. Free shuttles will now begin running between Empire City Casino in Yonkers and 12 Westchester hotels, including the Renaissance Westchester in Harrison, which just completed a $12 million renovation. Harrison High School paid tribute to the many athletes of the Class of 2013. The school bestowed many honors and awards, including Outstanding Male and Female Athlete awards to Vinny Nicita and Kaitlyn Gotte. Harrison celebrated Independence Day on Thursday with a concert and firework…

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Former Athletic Director's Death Tops Rye's News This Week Former Athletic Director's Death Tops Rye's News This Week
Former Athletic Director's Death Tops Rye's News This Week RYE, N.Y. -- The death of a former coach and athletic director at Rye High School tops this week's news. John J. Nugent, the former director of athletics in Rye schools, died in Arizona at the age of 91. Nugent won numerous awards for his work during his 30-year tenure and the stadium at Rye High School is named in his honor. City Council member Catherine Parker will take part in a debate with Mamaroneck's Tom Murphy on July 31. The two are running for the Democratic nomination to succeed Judy Myers, also a Democrat, as a member of the Westchester Board of Legislators. The R…

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Rye Playland Hosts Superhero Day Saturday Rye Playland Hosts Superhero Day Saturday
Rye Playland Hosts Superhero Day Saturday RYE, N.Y. -- Spider-Man and the Avengers will be at Rye Playland on Saturday for Superhero Day. Kids will get a chance to meet Spider-Man, Iron Man, Thor and Captain America and help them capture a villain. There will be two shows, a parade and a costume contest during the event. The shows will be held at 5 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. and the parade will be held at 6 p.m. Superhero Day is free with the cost of Playland admission.

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Port Chester Hosts Jen Durkin And Red One Show On Sunday Port Chester Hosts Jen Durkin And Red One Show On Sunday
Port Chester Hosts Jen Durkin And Red One Show On Sunday PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- Singer Jen Durkin and the band Red One will play a show Sunday night at Garcia's at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester. The show will pay tribute to Red One keyboardist Dave Hellrigel and bassist Scot Beres and will feature special guest Andrew Gromiller. Durkin first played with Red One back in 1992 after bonding over mutual inspirations such as the Band and the Grateful Dead, and played with them in a benefit concert for rain forest preservation. Doors will open at 5 p.m. and the concert will begin at 9 p.m. Tickets cost $10 and are available on the Capitol Theatr…

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Rye Free Reading Room To Celebrate 100th Birthday Rye Free Reading Room To Celebrate 100th Birthday
Rye Free Reading Room To Celebrate 100th Birthday RYE, N.Y. -- The Rye Free Reading Room will turn 100 years old this fall, and will celebrate the occasion with a special birthday party. Rye's first library was established in 1884 and was housed in the Purdy Cottage on Purchase Street. The present location by the Village Green opened in 1913. The site was donated by Sarah Parsons, and the building was constructed through community donations. During World War I, the building was used as a Red Cross headquarters and hosted programs dedicated to war relief. The library's birthday party will be held on Sept. 21 in the Village Green. The free…

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Harrison High School Recognizes Graduating Athletes Harrison High School Recognizes Graduating Athletes
Harrison High School Recognizes Graduating Athletes HARRISON, N.Y. -- Harrison High School recently held a banquet honoring the athletes of the Class of 2013 for their accomplishments on and off the field. Vinny Nicita and Kaitlyn Gotte won Outstanding Male and Female Athlete awards. Ryo Inkyo and Kate Faxon were named Outstanding Male and Female Scholar Athletes. The Heart and Soul Awards, which are given to athletes who lead by example and motivate others to win and be their best, were presented to Miranda Chiarella, Peri Mendelsohn, Sarah Vallarelli, Charlie Credendino, Tyler Hart and Jack McCarthy. The Athletic Directors Award was give…

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What's Open, Closed In Harrison For The Fourth Of July What's Open, Closed In Harrison For The Fourth Of July
What's Open, Closed In Harrison For The Fourth Of July HARRISON, N.Y. – Here’s a list of what’s open and closed in Harrison for Independence Day on Thursday. Town Hall will be closed. The Harrison Public Library and the West Harrison Library will both be closed. The Post Office will be closed. If you know of any openings or closings on Independence Day, leave a comment below or email harrison@dailyvoice.com and we’ll add it to the list.

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Harrison Kicks Off Concert Series On Fourth Of July Harrison Kicks Off Concert Series On Fourth Of July
Harrison Kicks Off Concert Series On Fourth Of July HARRISON, N.Y. -- Harrison's Fourth of July celebration Thursday will mark the start of a summer of free concerts in the town's parks. The festivities will begin with a concert by Reunion, a Harrison-based band specializing in rock from the 1960's and 1970's, as well as rhythm and blues. They will perform at 7:45 p.m. in Riis Park, followed by fireworks at 9 p.m. in the Claremont Shopping Center on Halstead Avenue. For the following seven weeks, Harrison Recreation will host concerts Wednesday nights in Riis Park and Thursday nights on the West Harrison Village Green. All concerts will be…

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