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, NY
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Port Chester Man Helps Protect Day Laborers' Rights Port Chester Man Helps Protect Day Laborers' Rights Port Chester Man Helps Protect Day Laborers' Rights
Port Chester Man Helps Protect Day Laborers' Rights PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- For many of the day laborers who line up outside Port Chester's Don Bosco Center every day hoping to find work, Gonzalo Cruz is the only one working to make sure that they get paid and are treated fairly. Cruz is the only paid employee of Don Bosco Workers, a day laborer advocacy organization. It is his job to coordinate between the workers and companies looking to hire them. It can be tricky sometimes, as employers might try to shortchange the workers out of money they are owed. "A lot of people will come and they'll go to work for a restaurant or a construction com…

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Armonk, NY
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National Voter Registration Day Comes To Westchester National Voter Registration Day Comes To Westchester National Voter Registration Day Comes To Westchester
National Voter Registration Day Comes To Westchester WESTCHESTER, N.Y. -- If you are not registered to vote, volunteers in Westchester County can help you Tuesday during National Voter Registration Day. Across the country volunteers and nonprofits will be making an effort to register thousands to vote in this year's election. In the 2008 elections, there were six million Americans who did not vote because they did not know how to register or missed their state's registration deadline, according to the National Voter Registration Day website. Volunteers from the League of Women of the Rivertowns will be at several locations in Tarrytown, Gre…

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Scarsdale, NY
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Westchester Eateries Serve Up Large Crowds In Scarsdale Westchester Eateries Serve Up Large Crowds In Scarsdale Westchester Eateries Serve Up Large Crowds In Scarsdale
Westchester Eateries Serve Up Large Crowds In Scarsdale SCARSDALE, N.Y. -- Hundreds of foodies gathered in Scarsdale on Sunday for the Southern Westchester Food and Wine Festival. Visitors were able to browse and sample from more than 50 restaurants, bakeries and breweries from all of southern Westchester and to discover new favorites. There were also several family activities, music courtesy of acts such as DJ Zap Music, the B Street Band, and Joe D'Urso and Stone Caravan. A portion of the proceeds from the event benefited charities such as the Food Bank for Westchester, Why Hunger, the Don Bosco Community Center and the Greyston Foundation. …

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Rye, NY
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Westchester Artists Show Works In Rye Town Park Westchester Artists Show Works In Rye Town Park Westchester Artists Show Works In Rye Town Park
Westchester Artists Show Works In Rye Town Park RYE, N.Y. -- More than 30 artists showcased their work for two days along the waterfront at Rye Town Park during the annual Sound Shore Arts and Music Festival. The event is organized by Rye artist Heather Patterson, who has held it at the Rye Playland Boardwalk for the past three years. When that venue became unavailable at the last minute this year, she was able to get approval to hold it at Rye Town Park. Artists who attended said that there was a pretty good turnout this year, despite rain on Saturday and some wind on Sunday. Rachel Chalchinsky of Scarsdale was selling jewelry that sh…

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Ossining, NY
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Ossining Celebrates Its History At Harborfest Ossining Celebrates Its History At Harborfest Ossining Celebrates Its History At Harborfest
Ossining Celebrates Its History At Harborfest OSSINING, N.Y. -- Ossining continued its celebration of its first 200 years Saturday with the first Harborfest at the Ossining Dock and Harbor Square. Hundreds gathered by the waterfront for music, food, art, sailing, fishing and lessons in Ossining history. Visitors were able to tour and sail on the historical Hudson River Sloop Clearwater, one of the first sailing ships in the country to provide science-based environmental education. There were several local food vendors, as well as beer and wine tasting, rock climbing, eight live music acts beginning with the Ossining-based Mike Risko …

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Rye, NY
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Rye Free Reading Room Marks Its 100th Birthday Rye Free Reading Room Marks Its 100th Birthday Rye Free Reading Room Marks Its 100th Birthday
Rye Free Reading Room Marks Its 100th Birthday RYE, N.Y. -- Children and families gathered on the Village Green Saturday to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Rye Free Reading Room with balloon animals, a petting zoo, crafts and music. "We're really excited to see the community come out and celebrate the library with us," said Chris Shoemaker, the director of the library. 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 …

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White Plains, NY
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Westchester Shoppers Come Out For New iPhones Westchester Shoppers Come Out For New iPhones Westchester Shoppers Come Out For New iPhones
Westchester Shoppers Come Out For New iPhones WHITE PLAINS, N.Y. -- The crowds came out to the Apple Stores in Westchester County on Friday for the release of the new iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c. The stores at The Westchester in White Plains and at Ridge Hill Shopping Center in Yonkers were both crowded with shoppers eager to get their hands on the new smartphones. Both locations extended their hours and increased the number of staff members on hand in anticipation of the release. At times there were lines outside the stores, but most customers did not have to wait for long periods of time. "It only took about 10 minutes," said Valen…

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Port Chester, NY
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Caritas Of Port Chester Gives Food, Clothing And Education Caritas Of Port Chester Gives Food, Clothing And Education Caritas Of Port Chester Gives Food, Clothing And Education
Caritas Of Port Chester Gives Food, Clothing And Education PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- In the basement of the Don Bosco Center there is one organization, Caritas of Port Chester, that is performing the duties of five services to help local families in need. The busy day begins in the morning with free breakfasts for immigrant day laborers who gather outside Don Bosco looking for work. This is followed by a second breakfast later in the morning, as well as lunch. Caritas also offers a Food Pantry, an Open Closet of donated clothes, emergency social services and free ESL classes. The days can be hectic for volunteers, but the need is great. Last year Carit…

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Rye, NY
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Man Charged With Felony Cocaine Possession In Rye Man Charged With Felony Cocaine Possession In Rye Man Charged With Felony Cocaine Possession In Rye
Man Charged With Felony Cocaine Possession In Rye RYE, N.Y. -- A man was arrested Wednesday night on felony drug charges in Rye after police said he was found with 2.3 pounds of cocaine in his car. Detective Emil Garcia, of the Westchester County Police, stopped a van on Playland Parkway for a traffic violation at 9:15 p.m., according to Public Information Officer Kieran O'Leary. Garcia allegedly detected the odor of marijuana and requested the assistance of Detective Mark Carey and narcotics detection canine Philly. A passenger in the car was found with a small amount of marijuana, according to O'Leary. The passenger was issued a summon…

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Port Chester, NY
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Rye Brook Officials Praise Improvements, Discuss Challenges Rye Brook Officials Praise Improvements, Discuss Challenges Rye Brook Officials Praise Improvements, Discuss Challenges
Rye Brook Officials Praise Improvements, Discuss Challenges RYE BROOK, N.Y. – Rye Brook government leaders gathered at a forum Wednesday night praised recent measures designed to save taxpayers money, but said they feel that some unfunded state mandates are still hurting residents. The Port-Chester-Rye Brook-Rye Town Chamber of Commerce gathered state, county and local officials at the Port Chester Senior Community Center to give residents an update on recent developments in government. Among the Rye Brook leaders in attendance were Westchester County Executive Rob Astorino, County Legislator David Gelfarb, State Sen. George Latimer, Assemblyman Ste…

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