Benny Nezaj is a Reporter at Fox 44 TV. He covers a diverse range of themes including regional interest and world news, with a particular focus on culture and society, travel and tourism, and social issues. Benny's work has been featured in NBC5 News, KMBC 9, KCRA 3, and My58 Television.
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Plattsburgh, United States (Local)
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By: Benny Nezaj
The City of Plattsburgh has sworn in Democrat Wendell Hughes during an inauguration ceremony on Thursday.
Thursday's meeting was the first for newly elected Mayor Wendell Hughes and Ward 6 Councilor Amy Collin
CLINTON COUNTY, N.Y. — Telegraph Road in Peru, New York is closed on Thursday due to ongoing culvert repair work, officials confirmed.
61-year-old Timothy Timmons is accused of shooting 40-year-old Jahfari Joseph to death Dec. 29 at a home on Fuller Road in Peru and relocating his body after the fact
This year’s theme, Music Legends, promises a fun-filled 10-day festival featuring live performances, a parade, the ice palace and much more.
Four other locations will also go on the market in order to comply with federal antitrust regulations.
Applications are now available for anyone looking to serve the city’s 19,000 residents
By: Megan Buckley, Shelby Lincoln, Benny Nezaj
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Among those affected were 12 correctional officers, 7 nurses, an office assistant, an EMS worker, and an inmate
The rescue occurred at a home on Route 9 in the village of Champlain, where a sign posted on the door indicates the property is "unfit for human occupancy."
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