Jeff Edwards is a Society of Professional Journalists award-winning investigative reporter. He has told the stories of the bluebirds of Napa Valley, struggling standup comics in Philadelphia, day laborers in Indianapolis, a certain bluegrass festival in Telluride, heroin addiction in Tacoma and being tricked into eating a puffin in Iceland. His work has appeared in an array of far-flung publications including Salon, The Philadelphia Weekly, The Indianapolis Star, The Reykjavik Grapevine, Relix Magazine, Icon Magazine, Dayton Impact and The Tacoma Reporter.
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Police are asking for help finding the colorful character who appeared to be caught red-handed on a body-cam, but missed his court date.
The 44-year-old Pelham Manor man has now pleaded guilty to a slew of federal fraud and kickback charges in federal court.
The program was conceived to support local efforts to meet the economic, social and environmental challenges posed by climate change.
The middle schoolers crafted more than 130 special projects for White Plains Hospital during Community Service Week.
The program was conceived to support local efforts to meet the economic, social and environmental challenges posed by climate change.
Three students were honored in the inaugural Eastern Student Artist Guild Awards for their work on the fall show, "12 Angry Jurors."
The program was conceived to support local efforts to meet the economic, social and environmental challenges posed by climate change.
The new, state-of-the-art store will replace the ShopRite of Bedford Hills, where the job fair will be held.
The teenager hit by a car is lucky that the trained peace officer, who was headed home from work, happened onto the scene.
The New Rochelle man was arrested for endangering the welfare of a 12-year-old boy, who he was already acquainted with, NRPD said.
A Rye Brook senior founded Strong Heroes, Inc. to increase health equity for communities that historically have been marginalized.
Police say the magic of Hollywood coming to the Hudson Valley will make some parking at the Rye Train Station temporarily disappear.
What new business would you like to see in the 2,800-square-foot building on a prime half an acre on busy U.S. Rte. 1?
Street closures might just be a small price to pay for the slim chance of having a brush with a Hollywood celebrity.
What better way is there to get ready for summer than celebrating life on two wheels and making sure the family is ready for safe rides?
Rankings were based on college readiness and curriculum breadth, state assessments, underserved student performance, and graduation rates.
Rankings were based on college readiness and curriculum breadth, state assessments, underserved student performance, and graduation rates.
Rankings were based on college readiness and curriculum breadth, state assessments, underserved student performance, and graduation rates.
Rankings were based on college readiness and curriculum breadth, state assessments, underserved student performance, and graduation rates.
Rankings were based on college readiness and curriculum breadth, state assessments, underserved student performance, and graduation rates.
