Recommended Reading: Talk of the Sound
February 26, 2023
I got backed up on a number of crazy stories so this edition got delayed. Apologies.
Interesting Links and Pix from the past week hand-curated by Robert Cox for the enjoyment and edification of the Sound Shore Community.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- Featured Talk of the Sound Articles
- Elsewhere on the Web
- Image Gallery
- ICYMI
- Deep Dives
- Resources
- News Tip
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Major League Rugby Arrives in Westchester; New York Trounces Toronto, 39-3
Bystanders Chase, Detain Robbery Suspects for Port Chester Police
Man Injured Following Friday Night Shooting in New Rochelle; Errant Shot Strikes High Rise Building
Connecticut Man Flees Rye Police at High Rate of Speed onto I-95
New Rochelle Democratic Committee Co-Chairs Offer Explanation for Convention Controversy
Senator Schumer, Gillibrand Announce FEMA Funding for New Rochelle
Lianne Merchant Wins Democratic Nomination for New Rochelle City Council District 3
New Rochelle Youth Summer Employment Programs Seek Applicants
Court Reporter’s Notebook: Cases Followed by Robert Cox 2/24/23
Live Music is Better: Roundup of Artists Performing Live in Westchester County 2/22/23
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Larchmont lawyer Joseph C. Messina disbarred
New Rochelle man convicted of 2022 Kingston assault
Port Chester Man Who Crashed into Multiple Vehicles in Connecticut Facing DUI, Hit & Run Charges
Troopers continue investigation into Troop K Commander
Unseen photo of JFK before assassination found in Texas thrift shop
Imprisoned health care fraudster Rye Eye Guy asks for sentencing do over
NY driver hit with mysterious speeding ticket. Was it fake?
Suspect wanted in armed robbery at New Rochelle gas station
CT Traffic Stop Nets Port Chester Man Wanted on AZ Sex Assault Charges
Brandi Carlile delivers tour de force solo performance at The Capitol Theatre
NYT: Democratic Party in New York Is a Disaster
Ex-Kentucky, Louisville basketball coach Rick Pitino on Iona
The Most Common Complaints Filed to Your Local Government
50 Famous Firsts From Presidential History
SpotCrime Map of New Rochelle 2/26/23
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Court Reporter’s Notebook: Cases Followed by Robert Cox 2/17/23
Court Reporter’s Notebook: Cases Followed by Robert Cox 2/10/23
Court Reporter’s Notebook: Cases Followed by Robert Cox 2/3/23
Recommended Reading: Talk of the Sound 2/20/23
Recommended Reading: Talk of the Sound 2/13/23
Recommended Reading: Talk of the Sound 2/6/23
Our Biggest Stories of 2022 – by Robert Cox
DEEP DIVE A Primer on Fentanyl Overdoses and Related Toxicology – Introduction
The Noam Bramson Ethics Transcripts: Final Summary with All Raw Transcripts
Timeline of Mayor Noam Bramson pursuing New Rochelle Development Commissioner Position
Inside the New Rochelle Police Department Clown Show – Table of Contents
Alec McKenna – Kamal Flowers Archive
Michael Vaccaro – Malik Fogg Archive
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