Recommended Reading: Talk of the Sound

April 2, 2023

Recommended Reading: Talk of the Sound
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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New Rochelle High School Introduces Innovative Narcan Vending Machines

THE DAY AFTER: Narcan Vending Machines and April Fools

Trio Attempts to Use Stolen Identities to Secure $100,000 Car Loan, New Rochelle, Police Say

Notorious New Rochelle Man Pleads Guilty in Domestic Violence Case

New York Yankees, Mariano Rivera Honor New Rochelle’s Joe Fosina on Opening Day

CT Man Arrested Following Report of Shots Fired Outside Bar Taco in Port Chester

Court Reporter’s Notebook: Cases Followed by Robert Cox 3/24/23

Live Music is Better
Live Music is Better

Live Music is Better: Roundup of Artists Performing Live in Westchester County 3/22/23

FOIL Wars 3/23/23

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Congressman Jamaal Bowman on Twitter

Raucous VOM Board Meeting as Residents Challenge Village Manager Contract

The Mamaroneck Observer 3/29

Intro to Village of Mamaroneck Government

New Rochelle Alternate Side Enforcement Resumes April 1

Kate Mager of Iona WBB Wins College Three-Point Championship at NCAA Final Four

New Rochelle Yard Waste Collection Begins 4/3

Port Chester Man Drives Drunk While Traveling Wrong Way On Thruway

SpotCrime Map of New Rochelle 4/2/23

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Court Reporter’s Notebook: Cases Followed by Robert Cox 3/24/23

Court Reporter’s Notebook: Cases Followed by Robert Cox 3/17/23

Court Reporter’s Notebook: Cases Followed by Robert Cox 3/10/23

Court Reporter’s Notebook: Cases Followed by Robert Cox 3/3/23

Court Reporter’s Notebook: Cases Followed by Robert Cox 2/24/23

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 3/26/23

Recommended Reading: Talk of the Sound 3/19/23

Recommended Reading: Talk of the Sound 3/12/23

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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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