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Michael Mashburn

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mmashburn@dailyvoice.com

Michael joined the Daily Voice team in April 2022 covering news throughout New York, including the Capital Region, Hudson Valley, and Long Island. He previously worked as a reporter for ABC Radio affiliates KTAR in Phoenix and KOMO in Seattle. Michael graduated from Arizona State University with a BA in journalism in May 2014. 

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Manhunt Underway After Man Stabbed To Death In Troy Manhunt Underway After Man Stabbed To Death In Troy
Manhunt Underway After Man Stabbed To Death In Troy A manhunt is underway after a man was stabbed to death inside a Capital Region home. Troy Police responded to a residence on 3rd Street north of Monroe Street for a 911 call reporting that a 47-year-old man had been stabbed at around 7:45 a.m. Monday, April 21. Arriving officers and medics found the victim inside the residence suffering from a stab wound. He was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead, according to police. The suspect fled the scene before police arrived. A preliminary investigation determined that the victim and suspect got into a fight with each other inside t…

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Duo On Single Bike Rob Man At Knifepoint On New Cassel Street; Suspects Sought Duo On Single Bike Rob Man At Knifepoint On New Cassel Street; Suspects Sought
Duo On Single Bike Rob Man At Knifepoint On New Cassel Street; Suspects Sought Two suspects are on the run after robbing a man at knifepoint on a Long Island street. The attack happened in New Cassel, near the intersection of Monitor Street and Roman Avenue, just before 6:30 a.m. Monday, April 21. A 30-year-old man was walking northbound on Monitor Avenue when two men riding a single bicycle approached and demanded cash from him, Nassau County Police said. The victim initially refused to comply but ultimately handed over his backpack containing cash and other valuables when one of the suspects pulled a small knife and pointed it at him. The suspects then fled going…

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‘Lavender’ The Dog Reunites With Rescuers Weeks After 'Unimaginable Cruelty' In Schenectady ‘Lavender’ The Dog Reunites With Rescuers Weeks After 'Unimaginable Cruelty' In Schenectady
‘Lavender’ The Dog Reunites With Rescuers Weeks After 'Unimaginable Cruelty' In Schenectady In a moment as tender as it was powerful, Lavender—an abused dog whose story has gripped upstate New York—was reunited this week with the very heroes who saved her life. The gentle pup, still recovering from unimaginable cruelty, greeted members of the Schenectady Police Department, Schenectady Animal Control, and the Mohawk Hudson Humane Society’s (MHHS) Humane Law Enforcement team with tail wags and quiet trust. It was her way of saying thank you. “Lavender’s Heroes Reunited,” MHHS wrote in a heartfelt update Friday, April 18, on Facebook. “Lavender greeted them with tail wags and trust—a…

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Burglary Duo Nabbed Moments After Fleeing Farmingdale Home, Police Say Burglary Duo Nabbed Moments After Fleeing Farmingdale Home, Police Say
Burglary Duo Nabbed Moments After Fleeing Farmingdale Home, Police Say Two men were arrested after burglarizing a Long Island apartment and attempting to flee in a vehicle tied to a previous crime, Police said. Michael Herrera, 45, and Donelle Johnson, 46, were arrested in Farmingdale Thursday night, April 17, following a joint investigation by Nassau County Police and several Westchester County agencies. Detectives were conducting surveillance in Farmingdale when they spotted a red Nissan connected to an earlier burglary parked outside a Fulton Street apartment complex near Iroquois Avenue at around 9:40 p.m. Officers observed one man waiting in the driver’s…

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Business
Trader Joe’s Teases New Store Coming To Glenmont: Here’s What We Know Trader Joe’s Teases New Store Coming To Glenmont: Here’s What We Know
Trader Joe’s Teases New Store Coming To Glenmont: Here’s What We Know Start prepping those reusable tote bags — Trader Joe’s is expanding. The beloved grocery chain has added several stores in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania to the “Opening Soon” section of its website, signaling a fresh dose of cauliflower gnocchi, Everything but the Bagel seasoning, and those dangerously addictive peanut butter pretzels. New Trader Joe’s stores will pop up in the following locales: Glenmont, NY – 388 Feura Bush Road Iselin, NJ – 675 US 1 Berwyn, PA – 550 Lancaster Avenue Exton, PA – 125 West Lincoln Highway The interior of a Trader Joe's store in Housto…

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Lifestyle
‘Best Summer Travel Destination'? Ocean City Among 20 Nationwide In Running For New Poll ‘Best Summer Travel Destination'? Ocean City Among 20 Nationwide In Running For New Poll
‘Best Summer Travel Destination'? Ocean City Among 20 Nationwide In Running For New Poll Sun, surf, and saltwater taffy? Yes, please. Among the 20 destinations vying for the title of “Best Summer Travel Destination” in USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards is Ocean City, New Jersey. With its bustling boardwalk, sweeping Atlantic views, and vintage amusement parks, Ocean City’s summer charm is anything but subtle. USA Today highlights iconic attractions like Playland’s Castaway Cove, packed with roller coasters, go-karts, a fun house, and mini golf. For those who prefer their fun a little more low-key, there’s always the option to lounge on miles of pristine beach and take…

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‘Best Summer Travel Destination'? Saratoga Springs In Running For New Poll ‘Best Summer Travel Destination'? Saratoga Springs In Running For New Poll
‘Best Summer Travel Destination'? Saratoga Springs In Running For New Poll Pack your picnic baskets and betting slips–this New York locale is officially in the running for the nation’s best summer getaway. Among the 20 destinations vying for the title of “Best Summer Travel Destination” in USA Today’s 10Best Readers’ Choice Awards is Saratoga Springs. Public voting is now open and runs through Monday, May 12. In its write-up, USA Today called Saratoga Springs a “vibrant summer destination” that offers a rich mix of cultural events, outdoor activities, and historic charm. Highlights include the Saratoga Race Course, SPAC, Saratoga Lake, and the Sacandaga River—a l…

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Albany Mom Who Smothered Newborn 'Baby Moses,' Dumped Him In Flower Bed Sentenced Albany Mom Who Smothered Newborn 'Baby Moses,' Dumped Him In Flower Bed Sentenced
Albany Mom Who Smothered Newborn 'Baby Moses,' Dumped Him In Flower Bed Sentenced Nearly 30 years after a newborn’s lifeless body was found in a flower bed of an Albany park, his killer is facing justice. Keri Mazzuca, 52, of Altamont, was sentenced to 25 years in prison in Albany County Court on Friday, April 18, after pleading guilty to manslaughter and tampering with evidence in the 1997 death of her newborn son, known as "Baby Moses." Mazzuca intentionally smothered the baby shortly after giving birth, then wrapped his body in a towel, placed him in a bag, and attempted to burn the evidence before abandoning him in Albany's Washington Park park, NewsChannel 13 quoted…

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Deadly LIRR Crash: Victim ID'd After Fiery Train Vs. Car Collision In East Farmingdale (UPDATE) Deadly LIRR Crash: Victim ID'd After Fiery Train Vs. Car Collision In East Farmingdale (UPDATE)
Deadly Lirr Crash: Victim ID'd After Fiery Train Vs. Car Collision In East Farmingdale (Update) Authorities identified a driver who was killed in a fiery collision between a Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) train and a car in East Farmingdale. Lucien Jean, 62, of Wyandanch, died after a westbound LIRR train struck a vehicle stopped on the tracks near the Pinelawn Station crossing at Wellwood Avenue at around 8:30 p.m. Thursday, April 17, an MTA spokesperson told Daily Voice. The train was traveling nearly 80 miles per hour when it collided with Jean's vehicle, which was stopped on the mainline tracks just west of the platform, officials said. The impact split the vehicle i…

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Fatal E-Bike Crash: Victim ID'd Following Pedestrian Collision In Long Beach Fatal E-Bike Crash: Victim ID'd Following Pedestrian Collision In Long Beach
Fatal E-Bike Crash: Victim ID'd Following Pedestrian Collision In Long Beach A man who was struck and killed by an e-bike on a Long Island roadway was identified days later. Barry Spigner, 68, of Long Beach, died following the collision on East Park Avenue in Long Beach on Friday, April 11, Nassau County Police said. Spigner was walking westbound on East Park Avenue when he was struck by an E-Bike traveling southbound on Riverside Boulevard at around 9 p.m., as Daily Voice reported. He suffered severe trauma and died at the hospital the next day. The e-bike operator, identified as a 47-year-old man, remained at the scene, police said. Additional details about Spig…

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