Teresa Priolo
News Anchor and Reporter at WNYW-TV (New York, NY)
@Fox5NY Emmy winning Anchor/Reporter.Jersey girl.Mama. Budding Podcaster “All Good in the Motherhood”. IG: @Tpriolo FB:@TeresaPrioloNY. TikTok:@tpriolo
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2 months ago |
fox5ny.com | Teresa Priolo
A Montclair pizza shop owner is at the center of a viral TikTok controversy after replacing a beloved mural with new artwork. The decision sparked outrage online, even though the owner says he only wanted to refresh the building’s look. What we know: Jason Rosenthal, a Montclair pizza shop owner, is facing intense backlash after changing the mural on his Walnut Street building.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Teresa Priolo
Yahoo is using AI to generate takeaways from this article. This means the info may not always match what's in the article. Reporting mistakes helps us improve the experience.Generate Key TakeawaysNEW JERSEY - A Montclair pizza shop owner is at the center of a viral TikTok controversy after replacing a beloved mural with new artwork. The decision sparked outrage online, even though the owner says he only wanted to refresh the building’s look.
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2 months ago |
fox5ny.com | Jacob Flanagan |Teresa Priolo
A whistleblower’s video exposing the abuse of an autistic teenager at a well-known autism center in New York has led to criminal charges—and inspired a father to create an AI-based solution to protect vulnerable individuals from future harm. What we know: Late last year, a whistle-blower released a shocking video of a caregiver at the Anderson Center for Autism near Poughkeepsie assaulting an autistic teenage boy.
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2 months ago |
fox5ny.com | Teresa Priolo
A proposed ordinance in Summit, New Jersey has sparked backlash over concerns that it would effectively criminalize homelessness. The proposal would fine or jail individuals for sleeping, camping, or storing personal items in public spaces, even though the city only reports a small unhoused population. What we know: Summit city officials are considering an ordinance that would ban sleeping, camping, or storing personal belongings in public spaces.
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2 months ago |
yahoo.com | Teresa Priolo
NEW JERSEY - A proposed ordinance in Summit, New Jersey has sparked backlash over concerns that it would effectively criminalize homelessness. The proposal would fine or jail individuals for sleeping, camping, or storing personal items in public spaces, even though the city only reports a small unhoused population. What we knowSummit city officials are considering an ordinance that would ban sleeping, camping, or storing personal belongings in public spaces.
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