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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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Police & Fire
Burglar Hits Long Island Business, Steals Phones, Credit Cards Burglar Hits Long Island Business, Steals Phones, Credit Cards
Burglar Hits Long Island Business, Steals Phones, Credit Cards The search is on for a man who broke into a Long Island business and made off with stolen property. Surveillance video captured the man entering World Courier on Fourth Avenue in New Hyde Park just after 8 p.m. Monday, June 13, according to Nassau County Police. He was able to get in after tearing a screen on a front office window, police said. Once inside, the suspect helped himself to several iPhones and credit cards before taking off on foot, according to police. He was last seen walking south on 13th Street. Police described the suspect as a Black man standing 5-feet-10-inches tall w…

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Capital District Man Admits To Attempt To Entice, Transfer Obscene Material To Minor Capital District Man Admits To Attempt To Entice, Transfer Obscene Material To Minor
Capital District Man Admits To Attempt To Entice, Transfer Obscene Material To Minor A Capital District man could spend decades in prison after admitting that he tried to engage in sex acts with a 14-year-old child. Greene County resident Thomas Squires, age 37, of Cairo, pleaded guilty Tuesday, June 14, to attempting to entice and transfer obscene material to a minor, according to the US Attorney’s Office in the North District. Squires admitted that in July and August 2020 he sent graphic, sexually explicit text messages to who he thought was the teen, but was actually an undercover investigator, prosecutors said. He also repeatedly asked the child for naked photos. The…

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Detours To Start On Sunrise Highway Detours To Start On Sunrise Highway
Detours To Start On Sunrise Highway Be ready for potential delays along Sunrise Highway in Suffolk County. Road crews will have overnight detours in place near Brentwood Road (Exit 44) in Islip beginning at 10 p.m. Wednesday, June 15, according to the Department of Transportation. The exit on the westbound side will be closed while crews remove an overhead sign structure. Work should wrap up by 5 a.m., officials said. In the meantime, drivers were advised to get off on Fifth Avenue/Suffolk County Route 13 and head east on South Service Road to access Brentwood Road. North Service Road will be detoured onto northbound Saxon…

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Police & Fire
Video: 17-Year-Old Rescues Long Island Woman Who Drove Vehicle Into Bay Video: 17-Year-Old Rescues Long Island Woman Who Drove Vehicle Into Bay
Video: 17-Year-Old Rescues Long Island Woman Who Drove Vehicle Into Bay A Long Island teenager is being credited with saving an 18-year-old woman who drove her car into Patchogue Bay. Suffolk County Police said Mia Samolinksi, of Patchogue, was driving a Subaru Outback in a parking lot near South Ocean Avenue at around 10 p.m. Tuesday, June 14. At some point, she accidentally hit the gas instead of the brake, sending the vehicle right into the water, according to police.  Fortunately for her, 17-year-old Anthony Zhongor, of Patchogue, witnessed the accident and dove into the water after her, police said. He was able to get the vehicle’s driver side door open…

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Lifestyle
New Long Island Sushi Bar Cited For 'City-Like Dining Experience' New Long Island Sushi Bar Cited For 'City-Like Dining Experience'
New Long Island Sushi Bar Cited For 'City-Like Dining Experience' A new sushi bar on Long Island is quickly gaining favor with foodies. Located in Carle Place, Ocean Code Handroll Bar has been serving up a healthy selection of traditional Japanese dishes since March 2022. Adorning their menu is a colorful array of sushi and sashimi dishes, along with several rice and noodle bowls mixed with vegetables. Diners will also find plenty of tapas, or appetizers, like shrimp tempura, gyoza, and fried oysters. A check of the restaurant’s Yelp page shows some customer favorites, including the Karaage, made with boneless chicken thighs, and the squid sashimi. O…

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FedEx Driver Killed, Two Others Hospitalized In Crash On Long Island FedEx Driver Killed, Two Others Hospitalized In Crash On Long Island
FedEx Driver Killed, Two Others Hospitalized In Crash On Long Island A FedEx driver was killed and two others were sent to the hospital after a crash on Long Island. The 23-year-old man was driving a delivery truck in Levittown just after 10 a.m. Wednesday, June 15, when he collided with a box truck on Jerusalem Avenue, according to Nassau County Police. He was taken to a hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. Two men who were in the box truck suffered minor injuries and were expected to be released from the hospital, police said. A photo posted on social media showed both vehicles with heavy damage, with the box truck’s windshield completely shatte…

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Man Admits To Fatally Shooting Capital District Grocery Worker Man Admits To Fatally Shooting Capital District Grocery Worker
Man Admits To Fatally Shooting Capital District Grocery Worker The man accused of gunning down a Capital District grocery worker has confessed to the killing. Rensselaer County resident Jhajuan Sabb, age 22, of Troy, pleaded guilty to manslaughter and assault charges Tuesday, June 14, in the death of Sharaf Addailam. The 35-year-old was killed May 21, 2021 in Albany’s West Hill neighborhood when Sabb fired a handgun toward a group of people standing outside of Mr. Sam Food Market on First Street, according to the Albany County District Attorney. Four other people were injured in the shooting. Sabb is expected to get 35 years in prison when he’s sent…

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Capital District Man Admits To Receiving, Possessing Child Porn Capital District Man Admits To Receiving, Possessing Child Porn
Capital District Man Admits To Receiving, Possessing Child Porn A man from the Capital District is facing years in prison after admitting to possessing child pornography. Rensselaer County resident Derek Luch, age 50, of Troy, pleaded guilty Tuesday, June 14, to receiving and possessing the illegal material, according to the US Attorney’s Office in the North District. Luch admitted that between May and October 2021 he used a file sharing service to download and receive numerous images depicting minors engaging in sexually explicit conduct, prosecutors said. He also copped to having the material when he was arrested in November 2021. Luch now faces bet…

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Woman Killed By Hit-Run Driver On Long Island Woman Killed By Hit-Run Driver On Long Island
Woman Killed By Hit-Run Driver On Long Island A woman has died after being struck by a hit-and-run driver on Long Island. The victim was walking in Franklin Square just before 1:30 a.m. Wednesday, June 15 when she was struck by an Infiniti sedan heading southbound on Franklin Avenue near Oaks Drive, according to Nassau County Police. The driver then fled the scene, police said. Witnesses called 911 and officers found the 37-year-old unresponsive, lying face down in the street. She was taken to a hospital and later pronounced dead, police said. Investigators were able to locate and arrest the driver a short time later. He was id…

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Schools
SUNY To Officially Recognize Students' Chosen Names, Pronouns SUNY To Officially Recognize Students' Chosen Names, Pronouns
SUNY To Officially Recognize Students' Chosen Names, Pronouns The State University of New York (SUNY) will begin officially recognizing students’ chosen names and pronouns. It comes after the university’s Board of Trustees directed all 64 SUNY campuses to update their policies “to ensure that transgender, gender non-conforming, and non-binary students’ identities are fully reflected and represented in campus systems.” By the time classes begin in the Fall 2023 semester, campuses will have to ensure that all operational systems reflect a student’s chosen name and pronouns as long as it’s consistent with federal law, according to a SUNY statement. Tha…

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