Jerry Barmash is a host of the podcast "Here Now the News" and an editor at Patch. With extensive experience in broadcasting across Long Island and the five boroughs, he covers a range of topics including public education, government, politics, and entertainment news. Jerry's work has been featured in NextTV, CDC Gaming Reports, and Patch.com.
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Jerry Barmash's focus is on local news in the United States, particularly New York and Long Beach. His coverage heavily revolves around evolving stories, breaking news, seasonal events, government & politics, house & home topics as well as crime-related matters.
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The event also features raffles and an obstacle course.
Ronnie Sutton was convicted on August 19 of second-degree murder, prosecutors say.
By: Jerry Barmash
Jon Bell estimates there are 31,000 federal employees who "could be furloughed or forced to work without pay."
Check out how much snow is projected to cover New York this winter.
Michael Goonan pleaded guilty on Friday to second-degree grand larceny, prosecutors say.
Refillable mugs will be handed out during the Oct. 10 ceremony.
By: Jerry Barmash
The driver of the truck remained at the scene, police say.
Michael Brown was charged on Saturday with criminal mischief, police say.
By: Jerry Barmash
The Plainview-Old Bethpage Kennedy High School semifinalists represent less than one percent of high school seniors nationwide.
By: Jerry Barmash
The Rockville Centre Police crime report is for activity from Sept. 22-28.
