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Also on today's calendar: Book Signing: Measured Steps: The Claire Morrison Files with Author J.S. Warner and 6 more events.
Today's riddle: What is seen in the middle of March and April that can’t be seen at the beginning or end of either month? 🤔 (Answer below!)
1. FDNY: 1 injured after car overturns on Staten Island Tuesday morning (silive.com) — An SUV overturned early Tuesday morning on a residential block at Falcon and Peter avenues in Oakwood, sending one person to Northwell Staten Island University Hospital. FDNY and EMS briefly blocked part of Falcon Avenue while responding, and at least one parked car was damaged before the vehicle was righted around 7 a.m.
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2. From ghost guns to revolvers: Here's what authorities collected at Staten Island buyback event (silive.com) — Dozens of guns, including ghost guns and an assault rifle, were turned in at a Staten Island gun buyback at New Hope Community Church in West Brighton, removing 45 firearms from local streets. Hosted by the Richmond County DA and NYPD, the no-questions-asked event offered cash cards for surrendered weapons and is credited with helping keep borough murders and gun violence at record lows.
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3. N.Y. Lottery: $100,000 Powerball ticket purchased at Staten Island hospital (silive.com) — A lucky Powerball player just claimed a $100,000 prize from a ticket sold at Northwell Staten Island University Hospital in Ocean Breeze. The win came from Monday’s drawing, and lottery officials are reminding Staten Islanders about how Power Play works and where to find confidential help if gambling becomes a problem.
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4. NY Striped Bass Poachers Busted for Exceeding Limits, Keeping Over-Slot Fish (onthewater.com) — Environmental Conservation Officers recently busted a large group of anglers on a secluded Staten Island beach for keeping striped bass outside legal size limits and without proper marine registry. Officers confiscated 14 fish and issued 20 tickets, part of broader spring crackdowns from the Hudson River to the New York Bight. Local anglers are urged to follow slot rules and report poaching.
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