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Aaron Shellow-Lavine

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Schoharie County animal abuse case spurs discussion about a statewide abuser registry

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By Aaron Shellow-Lavine Verified
| The Roundtable (Podcast)
Published July 28, 2026 at 1:04 PM EDT The Susquehanna Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals is closed to the public after taking in dozens of rescued animals from a weekend raid. After nearly 80 animals were seized from a Schoharie County home Saturday, 11 puppies, 12 adult dogs, four horses and five chickens have landed at the Susquehanna SPCA. “My staff every single day are blown away that we still have 11 puppies,” said Stacie Haynes.
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New tech gives National Racing Museum visitors horse-eye view

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By Aaron Shellow-Lavine Verified
| The Roundtable (Podcast)
Published July 24, 2026 at 12:21 PM EDT The National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame in Saratoga Springs has acquired technology to allow visitors to see through the eyes of a horse. Its creator hopes to spur inter-species connection. The Hall of Fame room sits at the back of the museum and it’s walls are lined with projections of famous jockey’s racing silks. On the back wall, a PowerPoint outlines a decade's worth of work by Alan Hook, a senior lecturer at Ulster University in Ireland.
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What local community police review board struggles say about police reform

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By Aaron Shellow-Lavine Verified, Grant Ashley
| The Roundtable (Podcast)
WAMC Northeast Public Radio | By Aaron Shellow-Lavine, Published July 22, 2026 at 4:29 PM EDT In the immediate aftermath of George Floyd's death, police reform gained momentum across the country. But six years later, some of those efforts have lost energy. In the Capital Region, police review boards have faced obstacles as of late, from recruitment trouble in Albany to a loss of subpoena power in Saratoga Springs.
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