Kristin Dalton is a reporter for the Staten Island Advance/SILive.com, focusing on local news and events in Staten Island, New York. With a keen interest in community issues and government policies, Kristin covers a wide range of topics including lottery jackpots, budget proposals, drug regulations, and local development projects.
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Kristin Dalton's coverage is concentrated on local government announcements, legal policy regulation, and data-driven reporting. She primarily focuses on politics, government & politics and personal finance within the context of Staten Island and New York City.
If you're reaching out to Kristin, consider providing insights from local experts or officials related to government policies affecting Staten Island or broader NYC. Topics related to local government funding, regulatory changes impacting businesses (e.g., weed dispensary), community issues (noise complaints), or education policies would likely align with her coverage interests.
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By: Kristin Dalton, Kristindalton
The Department for the Aging receives less than 1% of the $107B executive budget, according to City & State.
By: Kristindalton, Kristin Dalton
Recreational weed license holders are alleging the state is 'snatching up' all of the eligible retail locations.
By: Kristin Dalton, Kristindalton
Two of the top prizes left include $5,000 a week for life and $10,000 a week for life.
By: Kristindalton, Kristin Dalton
The project, funded through $750,000 by the state Office of Addiction Services and Supports (OASAS) in 2018, has been plagued by delays since its inception.
By: Kristindalton, Kristin Dalton
'They just say it wasn’t them, but they have these huge five- or six-foot speakers hooked up to their cars.'
By: Kristindalton, Kristin Dalton
'Boom parties' are a borough-wide quality-of-life issue.
By: Kristin Dalton, Kristindalton
There's currently no technology that can detect active impairment from weed.
By: Kristin Dalton, Kristindalton
'Access to quality higher education is an engine for social mobility, and we are taking comprehensive steps to ensure that college is affordable and accessible for students from all backgrounds.'
By: Kristin Dalton, Kristindalton
There are 21 $5 scratch-off games that still have prizes in circulation of which 12 of them are $1M top prizes.
By: Kristin Dalton, Wayne Derman, Amber Donaldson, Kristina Fagher, Jan Lexell, Larissa Pinheiro, Peter Van, Richard Weiler, Nick Webborn
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