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Ben Crnic

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bcrnic@dailyvoice.com

Ben Crnic graduated from the University of Connecticut with a bachelor’s degree in Journalism & Geoscience in 2021. He has previously worked as a reporter with the Journal Inquirer in Manchester, Connecticut, and has also contributed work to the Connecticut Mirror. Ben joined the Daily Voice team in October of 2022.

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Business
New Sushi Restaurant Opening In Westchester: Here's When New Sushi Restaurant Opening In Westchester: Here's When
New Sushi Restaurant Opening In Westchester: Here's When Sushi lovers in Westchester will soon be able to indulge in a curated, high-end omakase experience that will soon open a new location in the county.  Sushi by Boū, which will be located in New Rochelle at 40 Westchester Pl. inside The Atelier, is set to open on Friday, May 2 and will be the latest expansion for the fast-growing hospitality group simplevenue, which has launched 23 venues across the country since 2017 under brands like Sushi by Boū, Sushi Suite, Omakaseed, and Fins and Scales.  Inspired by Japanese sushi counters and elevated with modern flair, Sushi by Boū wil…

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News
ICE Seen In Hudson Valley: 'I Am Angered,' Councilmember Says ICE Seen In Hudson Valley: 'I Am Angered,' Councilmember Says
ICE Seen In Hudson Valley: 'I Am Angered,' Councilmember Says With reports of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) activity circulating in a Hudson Valley city, one elected official is calling on residents to remain informed and vigilant.  Newburgh Councilmember Giselle Martinez, who represents the city's Ward 1, issued a public statement on social media this week confirming “multiple ICE sightings” in the city and reminding the community of their rights. "Our Police Department is NOT working with immigration officers," Martinez said in a social media post on Wednesday, April 16, adding that while local law enforcement does no…

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Real Estate
Estate Designed For Rockefeller Family Member Hits Market In Westchester For $12M Estate Designed For Rockefeller Family Member Hits Market In Westchester For $12M
Estate Designed For Rockefeller Family Member Hits Market In Westchester For $12M A breathtaking Westchester County estate built for a member of the Rockefeller family has hit the market, offering would-be buyers a opportunity to own a slice of Hudson Valley history—complete with panoramic river views, equestrian facilities, and direct access to the Rockefeller State Park Preserve. Known as Winterburn Farm, the 42-acre estate at 48 Raafenberg Rd. in Sleepy Hollow was designed for Rodman Rockefeller, son of former Vice President Nelson Rockefeller, by architect Richard P. Donahue, according to its Zillow listing.  The mid-century modern home, now listed for $12 milli…

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Police & Fire
Loose Alpaca: Officers Lasso Furry Fugitive In Westchester Loose Alpaca: Officers Lasso Furry Fugitive In Westchester
Loose Alpaca: Officers Lasso Furry Fugitive In Westchester It was an udderly unexpected call for Westchester County Police when dispatchers received a 911 report of a loose alpaca.  Officers received the call around 10:09 a.m. on Thursday, April 17, and quickly found the animal in question, which had initially been believed to be a llama but was actually an alpaca that had slipped out of a trailer near Hotel MTK on Pat Reilly Way, according to the department.  The adventurous alpaca took a brief trot over to Kisco Avenue, even wandering near the Land Rover dealership.  Thanks to the swift actions of the officers, the woolly wanderer…

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Police & Fire
US Veteran Hospitalized After Fire Consumes Hudson Valley Home US Veteran Hospitalized After Fire Consumes Hudson Valley Home
US Veteran Hospitalized After Fire Consumes Hudson Valley Home A two-alarm house fire in Putnam County damaged a residence and prompted a massive response on Thursday afternoon, April 17.  The fire broke out at around 12:45 p.m. at a home on Seven Oaks Lane in Southeast, according to the Brewster Fire Department.  Brewster Fire Chief Michael Miller was first on scene and confirmed a working structure fire, immediately requesting a second alarm.  The homeowner, an elderly US military veteran, was inside the home at the time of the blaze but managed to escape without injury. Brewster EMS later took him to Danbury Hospital for observation.…

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Police & Fire
Man Sets Blaze At Tea House At Park In Westchester, Flees On Electric Scooter: Police (UPDATE) Man Sets Blaze At Tea House At Park In Westchester, Flees On Electric Scooter: Police (UPDATE)
Man Sets Blaze At Tea House At Park In Westchester, Flees On Electric Scooter: Police (Update) A 22-year-old man has been arrested and charged with arson following a fire that damaged a historic building at a Westchester County park, police announced. Mount Kisco resident Erik Hernandez Regalado, 22, was taken into custody shortly after the Thursday, April 17 blaze at Leonard Park in Mount Kisco and has been charged with third-degree arson and second-degree criminal mischief, both felonies, according to the Westchester County Police Department. The fire, which broke out around 5:11 p.m. at the park's Tea House, was first reported by a witness who also saw a man on a battery-powered s…

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Police & Fire
Parolee Jumps In River To Flee Crash, Injures Himself In Fall In Westchester: Police Parolee Jumps In River To Flee Crash, Injures Himself In Fall In Westchester: Police
Parolee Jumps In River To Flee Crash, Injures Himself In Fall In Westchester: Police A 29-year-old Connecticut man on parole was arrested after fleeing the scene of a crash with injuries and leaping into a Westchester County river during a dramatic pursuit, police said.  The incident began around 7:50 p.m. on Wednesday, April 16, when the Village of Mamaroneck Police Department was alerted of an auto accident with injuries on I-95 near Mamaroneck Avenue. The driver of one of the vehicles allegedly ran away from the scene, prompting officers to search the area, the department said on Thursday, April 17.  While searching for the suspect, officers spotted a man match…

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Business
Sweet News: New Gelato Shop Coming To Westchester In Time For Warmer Weather Sweet News: New Gelato Shop Coming To Westchester In Time For Warmer Weather
Sweet News: New Gelato Shop Coming To Westchester In Time For Warmer Weather Ice cream lovers, rejoice — a new gelato shop is about to make things a whole lot sweeter in a Westchester hamlet.  Gotham Freeze, a family-owned artisanal gelato and sorbet company, is celebrating its soft opening this weekend, Saturday and Sunday, April 19 and 20, at its new storefront at 13 East Hartsdale Ave. The store will be open from 12 p.m. to 9 p.m. both days.  Greenburgh Town Supervisor Paul Feiner, who announced the opening on Wednesday, said it was good news for anyone needing a little joy and flavor to beat life’s daily stressors.  "If you love ice cream and so…

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News
Support Comes To Family Hurt In Fatal Hudson Valley House Fire: Boy, 15, Badly Burned (UPDATE) Support Comes To Family Hurt In Fatal Hudson Valley House Fire: Boy, 15, Badly Burned (UPDATE)
Support Comes To Family Hurt In Fatal Hudson Valley House Fire: Boy, 15, Badly Burned (Update) As the Dutchess County community continues to mourn the loss a retired city employee who died in a house fire on Tuesday, April 15, the public is now working to support his grieving family, who also lost their home, belongings, and now face a long medical road ahead.  The fire, which broke out in Beacon just after 6:20 p.m. at 9 Alice St. and resulted in the death of Eugene “Gene” Murphy, an 81-year-old retired City of Beacon Highway Department Supervisor,  left three other residents hospitalized, including Murphy’s 15-year-old great-grandson, who sustained severe burns and is…

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Police & Fire
High-Speed Pursuit On Palisades Parkway In Orangetown Leads To Credit Card Theft Bust: NYSP High-Speed Pursuit On Palisades Parkway In Orangetown Leads To Credit Card Theft Bust: NYSP
High-Speed Pursuit On Palisades Parkway In Orangetown Leads To Credit Card Theft Bust: Nysp A high-speed pursuit on the Palisades Interstate Parkway in Rockland County ended in a crash and the arrest of three men accused of possessing stolen credit cards and checks, police said. The incident unfolded around 2:30 p.m. on Tuesday, April 15, when a state trooper tried to stop a Nissan sedan for a vehicle and traffic law violation in Orangetown, New York State Police announced on Thursday, April 17.  Instead of stopping, the driver fled, leading police on a chase. The pursuit came to a crashing halt when the vehicle failed to negotiate a turn at Exit 6 and slammed off the road, p…

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