Winning Take Five Lotto Ticket Sold At Stony Point Deli
ROCKLAND COUNTY, N.Y. -- Maybe it's one of the neighbors or someone just stopping in for a sandwich, but one lucky person visiting Lane's Deli & Pizza in Stony Point on Saturday, April 8, won a cool $22,591.50 in the Take 5 Lotto.New York Lottery officials said three people matched all five winning numbers in the drawing -- 6, 8, 9, 11, 12 -- including one at Lane's Deli.
The deli, located at 79 Washburns Lane, said it was "great news" for them to have sold a winning ticket.
The Take 5 game takes place every day 11:21 p.m., with the numbers chosen from a field of 39.
Off-Duty Rockland Officer Charged Under Leandra's Law Due Back In Court
A Spring Valley police officer who was off-duty when he was charged Sunday with DWI under Leandra's Law and drug possession is scheduled to appear in court on Thursday, April 27 in the Town of Chester.
Marc Miller, 46, of Nanuet, was arrested after the State Police in Monroe, began receiving 911 calls from concerned drivers about an impaired driver on Route 17, said Trooper Steven Nevel, spokesman for the state police.
Troopers located Miller, a 16-year veteran of the force, at a local gas station in the Town of Chester where he appeared to be disoriented and impaired, Nevel said.
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Joseph Michael Sokota Of Poughkeepsie, 89, Award-Winning Cameraman
Joseph Michael Sokota, 89, a native of Poughkeepsie and an award-winning camera operator for CBS Sports, died Saturday of complications from pneumonia.
Born in Poughkeepsie in 1927 to Jurie and Rose Sokota, Sokota was best known for being the first cameraman to do away with the tripod and take up a manned position at turn four of the Daytona 500, wearing a helmet to protect himself from flying debris and holding the camera on his shoulder.
He also covered football, basketball, and golf, but enjoyed working the news side as well, covering NASA launches at Cape Kennedy in the 1960s and as a …
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