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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Harrison Students Join Foreign Language Honors Society Harrison Students Join Foreign Language Honors Society Harrison Students Join Foreign Language Honors Society
Harrison Students Join Foreign Language Honors Society HARRISON, N.Y. -- Harrison High School recently celebrated the induction of 148 students into the National Foreign Language Honors Society. The students were honored for their performances in the school's International Baccalaureate courses in French, Italian, Spanish and Latin. Thirteen students were inducted into the French chapter, 31 into the Italian chapter, 90 into the Spanish chapter and 14 into the Latin chapter. The induction ceremony was officiated by Francesco Fratto, Harrison's new director of Languages Other than English/English as a Second Language. The evening included stud…
The Monkees Will Swing Into Port Chester This Summer The Monkees Will Swing Into Port Chester This Summer The Monkees Will Swing Into Port Chester This Summer
The Monkees Will Swing Into Port Chester This Summer PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- The Monkees will kick off their summer tour at the Capitol Theatre in Port Chester on July 15. Michael Nesmith, MIcky Dolenz and Peter Tork will perform old hits such as “Last Train To Clarksville,” “I’m A Believer,” “Pleasant Valley Sunday” and “(I’m Not Your) Steppin’ Stone," as well as deep cuts from their platinum albums and television series. The show, dubbed "A Midsummer's Night With The Monkees," will also feature multimedia such as rare films and photographs from the band's archives. The band is returning to stage after their successful 2012 tour following th…
Rye Playland Opens May 11 With Parade And Entertainment Rye Playland Opens May 11 With Parade And Entertainment Rye Playland Opens May 11 With Parade And Entertainment
Rye Playland Opens May 11 With Parade And Entertainment RYE, N.Y. -- Rye Playland will open for the season on May 11 with a parade, entertainment and special admission rates. The day's festivities will kick off at 11 a.m. with a parade featuring the Port Chester High School marching band, local dignitaries, staff, and the Playland mascot, Coaster the Dragon. The amusement park will open at noon. The band Reunion will be playing hits of the fifties, sixties and seventies during shows at 1, 3 and 5 p.m. on the Music Tower Theater stage. Kids and families can enjoy science-based entertainment during "Mad about Science," which will perform at 4:30…
Author Suzanne McNear To Visit Rye Free Reading Room Author Suzanne McNear To Visit Rye Free Reading Room Author Suzanne McNear To Visit Rye Free Reading Room
Author Suzanne McNear To Visit Rye Free Reading Room RYE, N.Y. -- Author Suzanne McNear will stop by the Rye Free Reading Room this week to discuss her fictional memoir, "Knock Knock." The book chronicles the life of March River from her early years growing up in a small Midwestern town, attending boarding school in Connecticut, working various jobs in New York City and getting married and raising children in Chicago. The story also traces the upheaval of the '60s and '70s and touches on the impact of Betty Friedan, the assassination of President John Kennedy and the Vietnam War. Like her protagonist, McNear also grew up in the Midwest, att…
Artist Presents "Industrial Scars" At Harrison Library Artist Presents "Industrial Scars" At Harrison Library Artist Presents "Industrial Scars" At Harrison Library
Artist Presents "Industrial Scars" At Harrison Library HARRISON, N.Y. -- Photographer and environmentalist J. Henry Fair will deliver a presentation at the Harrison Library Wednesday on the effects of consumer society on the environment. His presentation, "Industrial Scars: The Art of Environmental Pollution" will feature Fair's aerial photographs and documentary research. His photographs depict how the world's thirst for petroleum has an impact on the natural world. Fair will present his talk and slide show at 7:30 p.m. at the Harrison Library, 2 Bruce Ave. It will be followed by a signing of his book "The Day After Tomorrow: Images of Our E…
Wet, Cool Start Of Week To Give Way To Sunny Weather In Armonk Wet, Cool Start Of Week To Give Way To Sunny Weather In Armonk Wet, Cool Start Of Week To Give Way To Sunny Weather In Armonk
Wet, Cool Start Of Week To Give Way To Sunny Weather In Armonk WESTCHESTER COUNTY, N.Y. -- A cool and rainy start of the week should give way to warm and sunny temperatures in Westchester County, according to AccuWeather forecasts. The high pressure system that hung over the area this weekend is expected to slide off to the east, bringing clouds and lower temperatures, said AccuWeather meteorologist Brian Edwards. Monday is expected to be dry in the morning, with some light rain in the afternoon. Showers and cool temperatures are expected to persist into the night. The high will be about 58. Tuesday will see similar weather, with temperatures in the …
"Grease" Is The Word At Port Chester Middle School "Grease" Is The Word At Port Chester Middle School "Grease" Is The Word At Port Chester Middle School
"Grease" Is The Word At Port Chester Middle School PORT CHESTER, N.Y. -- Port Chester Middle School students will channel John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John when they present the popular musical "Grease" this week. Set at Rydell High School in 1959, the play tells the story of two students who fall in love while they deal with issues such as teenage rebellion and friendship. The production will star Taylor Massi as Sandy and Kyle Baxter as Danny. Mark Zizolfo is the musical director, conductor and stage designer, Renee McCaine-Taylor is the assitant director/producer and Chez Sanchez-Bors is the choreographer. Performances will be held …
Wet, Cool Start Of Week To Give Way To Sunny Weather In Norwalk Wet, Cool Start Of Week To Give Way To Sunny Weather In Norwalk Wet, Cool Start Of Week To Give Way To Sunny Weather In Norwalk
Wet, Cool Start Of Week To Give Way To Sunny Weather In Norwalk FAIRFIELD COUNTY, Conn. -- A cool and rainy start of the week should give way to warm and sunny temperatures in Fairfield County, according to AccuWeather forecasts. The high pressure system that hung over the area this weekend is expected to slide off to the east, bringing clouds and lower temperatures, said AccuWeather meteorologist Brian Edwards. Monday is expected to be dry in the morning, with some light rain in the afternoon. Showers and cool temperatures are expected to persist into the night. The high will be about 58. Tuesday will see similar weather, with temperatures in the mid…
Possible Norovirus At Westchester Hilton Leaves 100 Sick Possible Norovirus At Westchester Hilton Leaves 100 Sick Possible Norovirus At Westchester Hilton Leaves 100 Sick
Possible Norovirus At Westchester Hilton Leaves 100 Sick RYE BROOK, N.Y. -- County health department officials are still investigating a possible breakout of Norovirus at the Hilton Westchester Hotel in Rye Brook that left at least 100 people sick. Those affected reported feeling sick after attending events at the hotel last weekend. One person was hospitalized, and was listed in stable condition, according to Caren Halbfinger, a spokesperson for the health department. Officials believe the sickness is caused by Norovirus, a group of viruses that can cause acute gastrointestinal discomfort, vomiting and diarrhea. They will not know for sure unt…
Man With Fake Gun Tops Harrison's News This Week Man With Fake Gun Tops Harrison's News This Week Man With Fake Gun Tops Harrison's News This Week
Man With Fake Gun Tops Harrison's News This Week HARRISON, N.Y. -- In case you didn't check out The Harrison Daily Voice every day, here are some of the top stories from this week. Police asked for help in identifying an unknown man believed to be carrying a gun on Underhill Avenue. They later identified him, and determined that the gun was fake and he did not pose a threat to the public. Mayor Ron Belmont issued the 2013 State of the Town address. He said that Hurricane Sandy was the biggest challenge Harrison faced in the past year, but highlighted many positive changes, such as the new budget. Harrison High School teach…
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