Michael Mashburn

Reporter

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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Duo Nabbed In Armed Robbery At Long Island Convenience Store Duo Nabbed In Armed Robbery At Long Island Convenience Store
Duo Nabbed In Armed Robbery At Long Island Convenience Store Two suspects have been arrested in connection with an armed robbery at a Long Island convenience store. Antonio Wilson, age 48, and Donna Miller, age 47, both of Southampton, were taken into custody early Monday, Oct 9, following a search at a home on North Magee Street, according to Southampton Town Police. Officers initially went to the property with reports that two people were squatting in the home illegally and had sold the homeowners’ belongings. During their investigation, police determined that Wilson and Miller were behind an armed robbery that occurred at a Speedway Gas station i…
30-Year-Old Killed In Broad Daylight Shooting In Capital Region 30-Year-Old Killed In Broad Daylight Shooting In Capital Region
30-Year-Old Killed In Broad Daylight Shooting In Capital Region Police are investigating a broad daylight shooting in the region that left a 30-year-old man dead. The incident happened at around 11:15 a.m. Sunday, Oct. 8, in Albany near North Swan and Third streets in the Arbor Hill neighborhood. Officers were called to the scene for reports of gunshots, according to Albany Police. Shortly after they arrived, they learned that a 30-year-old man had been brought to Albany Medical Center Hospital with a gunshot wound. The victim, whose name has not been made public, later died from his injuries. Police did not speculate on a possible motive for the s…
'Food Was Quite Good': Popular Restaurant Opens Second Long Island Location To Rave Reviews 'Food Was Quite Good': Popular Restaurant Opens Second Long Island Location To Rave Reviews
'Food Was Quite Good': Popular Restaurant Opens Second Long Island Location To Rave Reviews A popular restaurant serving up “robust pub cuisine” is garnering rave reviews days after opening its second location on Long Island. Riley Fibbers Pub & Grill, located in Selden at 742 Middle Country Road, held its grand opening on Friday, Oct. 6. Its menu boasts nearly two dozen appetizers and sandwiches, including the “Fuhgedabout It,” made with a crispy chicken cutlet, pepperoni, and melted mozzarella smothered in ala vodka sauce on a toasted garlic hero. The exterior of Riley Fibbers in SeldenFacebook/Riley Fibbers Diners can also opt for several wraps and burgers, and choose…
Hospital Stabbings: ID Released For Patient Accused Of Attacking Capital Region Nurses Hospital Stabbings: ID Released For Patient Accused Of Attacking Capital Region Nurses
Hospital Stabbings: ID Released For Patient Accused Of Attacking Capital Region Nurses A patient accused of stabbing two nurses at a hospital in the region has been arrested a week after the attacks. Scott Williams, age 60, of Hudson Falls in Washington County, was taken into custody Sunday, Oct. 8, on an open arrest warrant, according to Saratoga Springs Police. Investigators said Williams is behind the attack that happened early Sunday, Oct. 1, at the Saratoga Hospital located in Saratoga Springs. Earlier Report: Patient Stabs 2 Nurses At Saratoga Hospital, Police Say He allegedly stabbed two nurses, leaving them with visible injuries, police said. Both victims wer…
14-Year-Old Honors Student Killed In Capital Region Crash Caused By Drunk Teen, Police Say 14-Year-Old Honors Student Killed In Capital Region Crash Caused By Drunk Teen, Police Say
14-Year-Old Honors Student Killed In Capital Region Crash Caused By Drunk Teen, Police Say A teen driver is facing vehicular homicide and other charges for allegedly causing a drunk driving crash in the region that killed a 14-year-old honors student. The deadly wreck happened just after 11 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 7, in Albany County, on I-890 in Colonie. New York State Police said the 17-year-old suspect was driving at a high rate of speed eastbound when they lost control and rolled the car several times. The car rolled into oncoming traffic and struck a westbound vehicle. Of the four teenage passengers in the suspect’s car, one suffered severe injuries and died at the scene. Tr…
New Update: 24-Year-Old NY Woman Missing For Several Days Found New Update: 24-Year-Old NY Woman Missing For Several Days Found
New Update: 24-Year-Old NY Woman Missing For Several Days Found New update: A 24-year-old New York woman who was missing for several days has been found. Oneida County resident Madelyn Fiore, age 24, had last been seen leaving her town of Marcy home at around noon Tuesday, Oct. 3. Fiore took off without her cell phone and failed to show up to work or her college classes, according to the Oneida County Sheriff’s Office. On Friday, Oct. 6, sheriff's officials announced that that Fiore had been found off of Church Road in Marcy.  She was taken to St. Elizabeth's Hospital for evaluation. No other details were given. Original story: Poli…
Long Island Contractor Who Falsified Bids, Failed To Pay Workers Gets 3 Years In Prison Long Island Contractor Who Falsified Bids, Failed To Pay Workers Gets 3 Years In Prison
Long Island Contractor Who Falsified Bids, Failed To Pay Workers Gets 3 Years In Prison A Long Island contractor will spend years in prison for falsifying information on bids for public works projects in a number of municipalities. Nicholas Analitis, age 45, of Massapequa, was sentenced to three to seven years behind bars in Suffolk County Court on Thursday, Oct. 5, after admitting to possessing multiple forged documents. Analitis and his company, West Babylon-based Gorilla Contracting Group, LLC, were indicted in August 2021 for submitting fraudulent surety and performance bonds in an attempt to win public works contracts. Earlier Report: Long Island Contractor Accuse…
Cameras Would Be Required At NY Parks Under New Bill Proposed After Kidnapping Cameras Would Be Required At NY Parks Under New Bill Proposed After Kidnapping
Cameras Would Be Required At NY Parks Under New Bill Proposed After Kidnapping Get ready to smile big on future visits to New York state parks. New legislation introduced by State Sen. Jim Tedisco would require all state parks, campgrounds, and recreational facilities in New York to have security cameras at all entrances and exits. Tedisco, a Republican whose 44th State Senate district represents portions of Saratoga and Schenectady counties, announced the proposal Thursday, Oct. 5 on X, formerly known as Twitter. “We don’t need the state to ‘study’ and ‘review’ the need for security cameras at our state parks and campgrounds, we need them installed as soon as possib…
Weeks Of Full Closures Planned For Portion Of Long Island Expressway Weeks Of Full Closures Planned For Portion Of Long Island Expressway
Weeks Of Full Closures Planned For Portion Of Long Island Expressway Scheduled roadwork could spell delays for Long Island drivers in the coming weeks. Both directions of the Long Island Expressway are scheduled to close nightly at Exit 63 in the Town of Brookhaven for two weeks, beginning on Monday, Oct. 9. The roadway will close from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. each night while crews continue working on a bridge deck renewal project, according to the Department of Transportation. During the closures, traffic will be detoured onto the Service Road. A new temporary traffic pattern that shifts lanes will be installed. Transportation officials urged the public to plan…
Don't Be Koi: Reward Offered After Fish Statues Stolen From Long Island Business Don't Be Koi: Reward Offered After Fish Statues Stolen From Long Island Business
Don't Be Koi: Reward Offered After Fish Statues Stolen From Long Island Business Police have a fishy situation on their hands following a theft at a Long Island business. Two koi fish statues were stolen from the Koi Market Aquatic Nursery and Bonsai in Dix Hills, located on Deer Park Avenue. The theft occurred sometime between 7 a.m. and 3 p.m. on Monday, Sept. 25, according to Suffolk County Police. Investigators said the statues are valued at around $6,000. Suffolk County Crime Stoppers is offering a cash reward for information leading to an arrest. Tips can be submitted on the organization's website or by calling 1-800-220-TIPS. Share this story by clicking the …
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