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CBS New York’s Dana Tyler remembers Elise Finch

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By Dana Tyler
| newyorkfolk.com
NEW YORK — Our hearts are broken as we mourn the sudden death of our dear friend and colleague Elise Finch. She passed away Sunday at the age of 51. Elise was an accomplished journalist and meteorologist and shared her talents with us and you for 16 years here at CBS New York. Elise was a proud Mount Vernon native, making her job and her responsibilities covering the communities that shaped her life extra special. Here at CBS New York, she fell in love and started a family.
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Stepson reflects on life of Paul-Henri Nargeolet, lost in Titan sub tragedy

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By Dana Tyler
| Yahoo News Verified
French explorer Paul-Henri Nargeolet was one of five passengers who died aboard the Titan submersible, which the U.S. Coast Guard confirmed on Thursday experienced a "catastrophic implosion" near the wreckage of the Titanic. John Paschall, stepson of Nargeolet, spoke to CBS New York just hours after the Coast Guard reported that it had discovered two debris fields on the sea floor which were pieces of the missing OceanGate sub.
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Harry Belafonte remembered as

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By Dana Tyler
| newyorkfolk.com
NEW YORK – Harry Belafonte, the entertainer and civil rights activist, has died. After a successful acting and singing career, Belafonte really discovered his voice. He used his fame as a platform for change. His iconic “Banana Boat” song set him on a journey to stardom. The 1956 album “Calypso” is in the Library of Congress’ National Recording Registry. Belafonte sang of struggles for laborers in Jamaica, where he spent some of his child.
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