Asher Stockler is a journalist focused on local government accountability in New York. He is currently employed by Newsweek and writes for The Journal News Media Group, Yahoo News, and the LAKEWOOD SCHOOLS COMMITTEE. Asher's work has been featured in various publications, including the Corning Leader, The Times Herald-Record, and the Democrat and Chronicle.
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Asher Stockler's coverage primarily focuses on local news, legal issues, political races, law enforcement, and public safety. He often covers evolving stories related to government & politics as well as crime with a significant emphasis on legal policy regulation and government announcements.
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By: Asher Stockler
“We are thrilled that Judge Jamieson's decision will give voice to all Pelham Manor voters. November elections have been shown to grow turnout, save our taxpayer dollars and professionalize election processes," said Erica Winter, a volunteer with the reform group, in a statement. "Now the people can decide if that is what is best for our village. This decision puts the power where it belongs: in the hands of our Pelham Manor neighbors."
By: Gary Craig, Asher Stockler
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle A Steuben County clerk who allegedly stole more than $1 million from village coffers agreed Thursday to
By: Gary Craig, Asher Stockler
A village clerk in Steuben County who allegedly stole more than $1 million from village coffers agreed Thursday to give up her pension — the first time the state's anti-corruption laws have resulted in a lost pension.
By: Asher Stockler
Rockland/Westchester Journal News As the new school year quickly approaches, the village of Mamaroneck is proposing new safety measures to
By: Asher Stockler
Rockland/Westchester Journal News Waveline Bennett-Conroy, the Mount Vernon schools superintendent who was reassigned in February 2023 and is ensnared in a criminal investigation by the U.S.
By: Michael P. McKinney, Asher Stockler, Chloe Shrager, Amelia Jones
A Mamaroneck school district employee was taken to Westchester Medical Center as a precautionary measure on Tuesday after what the schools superintendent
By: Nancy Cutler, Asher Stockler
"I just really don’t see what the irreparable harm is to allow this to go forward," state Supreme Court Judge Sherri Eisenpress said.
By: Asher Stockler
The request for sanctions comes as part of a lawsuit James has filed against the group in federal court, over alleged violations of the Freedom of Access to Clinic Entrances Act, a federal law that protects access to reproductive health care facilities.
By: Jonathan Bandler, Asher Stockler
Rockland/Westchester Journal News A former Rockland County diving coach who sexually abused two teenagers on his team was sentenced Friday to 18 years and four months in federal prison.
By: Asher Stockler
The judge said that once he realized Joseph Rodriguez was the Eastchester police chief, he avoided engaging in work-related discussions.
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