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2 weeks ago | 
newsday.com | Dylan Murphy |Aidan Johnson
Suffolk County officials are sounding the alarm on illegal limousine, taxi and party bus services as Long Islanders prepare for the wedding season and other summer activities. In a news conference on Wednesday, Suffolk County Executive Edward P. Romaine explained how consumers can tell the difference between legitimate ride services and fraudulent drivers who may not have the right insurance and certifications.
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2 weeks ago | 
newsday.com | Dylan Murphy
Daniella Lorentsen strutted down the model runway in Farmingdale to the cheers and applause of hundreds, feeling confident and in charge at a fashion show like few others. In a black dress on loan from Macy's for the fundraiser at the Heritage Club at Bethpage, Lorentsen smiled back broadly, soaking it all in as she made her way to the runway's end — as always, thinking about the incurable disease attacking her nervous system, and how she's fighting back.
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3 weeks ago | 
morningstaronline.co.uk | Dylan Murphy
LABOUR in power is sticking tenaciously to its claim that cutting £7 billion from disability benefits won’t increase the levels of poverty in this country. In fact, ministers claim that their killer cuts will actually help large numbers of disabled people into work. It appears that Keir Starmer, Rachel Reeves and Liz Kendall seek to repeat the lie often enough so it becomes the truth.
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3 weeks ago | 
morningstaronline.co.uk | Dylan Murphy
THE Citizens’ Advice Bureau (CAB) has just issued a hard-hitting report entitled Pathways To Poverty, which condemns the government’s Pathways To Work green paper. This well-researched 44-page report totally undermines the many flimsy arguments put forward by the “red Tories” to justify their killer cuts.
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1 month ago | 
morningstaronline.co.uk | Dylan Murphy
AMNESTY INTERNATIONAL’S new 157-page report Broken Britain criticises the Labour government/DWP for violating the human rights of those on benefits.
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2 months ago | 
oracle.newpaltz.edu | Dylan Murphy
In an encapsulating display of Olympic-level athleticism, The Oracle’s managing editor and a copy editor faced off in an 800m race at the South Turf Field on April 23, ending a feud of nearly two years. Copy editor Kyle Bredberg claimed at a party in his first year with The Oracle that he could beat Emily Clayton, who was then the news editor.
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2 months ago | 
oracle.newpaltz.edu | Dylan Murphy
Sept. 22, 2023. I was in the passenger seat of a friend’s car checking my phone over and over looking for an email from The Oracle as to whether I’d be accepted as a new copy editor or not. When it eventually appeared, I read “Congratulations!” and my screams reverberated throughout the SUV. Every now and then, I find myself returning to the video my friend in the backseat recorded of me slamming my hands down on the dashboard and saying “yes” repeatedly.
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2 months ago | 
yorkshirepost.co.uk | Dylan Murphy
PIP is a non-means tested benefit to help people with the extra cost of being disabled. The Government has made the disingenuous claim that the cuts are essential to help disabled people get back into the workplace. This ignores the fact that over a million workers claim PIP, many find this payment essential to keep them in work. If these cuts come into operation, it will have the inverse effect of forcing many disabled workers from the workplace.
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2 months ago | 
oracle.newpaltz.edu | Dylan Murphy
SUNY New Paltz’s Absolut A Cappella and The Sexy Pitches took to the stage at Studley Theatre on April 5 with three other student-run vocalist clubs hailing from different New York universities for Absolut’s annual invitational. The “evening in the garden,” as it was referred to on Absolut’s Instagram, saw singing from New Paltz’s all-gender acapella group, Absolut A Cappella, and campus’ only all-treble acapella group, The Sexy Pitches.
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Mar 17, 2025 | 
theface.com | Dylan Murphy
“I represent Belfast because it’s where I’ve grown up, so it’s part of my identity. No one could take that away from me” “Because my dad is from Hong Kong, I always felt a little bit other.
