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Edward R. Murrow and EMMY Award winning journalist. Reporter @PIX11news and @1010WINS Native New Yorker. Carpe Diem. VP of the Inner Circle
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New Yorkers, candidates await results in high-stakes primary election Original

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By Dan Mannarino Verified, Henry Rosoff Verified, Eileen Lehpamer Verified
| WPIX-TV (New York, NY) Verified
NEW YORK CITY (PIX11) — As New Yorkers cast their ballots, candidates in high-stakes congressional races are awaiting results alongside supporters. PIX11 News is taking you behind the scenes at some candidates’ watch parties before the city gets results. NY-7 NY-12 NY-10 NY-13 Watch the video player for the full story.
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NJ nonprofit combats anti-transgender messaging through film Original

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By Eileen Lehpamer Verified
| WPIX-TV (New York, NY) Verified
PARSIPPANY, NJ (PIX11) – A New Jersey woman is on a mission to fight back against anti-transgender messaging. Adelaide Day founded the nonprofit, Rainbow Connections, two years ago to honor “trans lives through film, visibility, and direct impact.” As PIX11 News celebrates Pride Month, we sat down with Day to learn more about the charitable organization and its impact. Day, who is a 47-year-old transgender woman, said her early days were a struggle.
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Father and son from NJ attacked in San Antonio after Knicks win Original

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By Eileen Lehpamer Verified
| WPIX-TV (New York, NY) Verified
READINGTON, N.J. (PIX11) –  A New Jersey man in his 60’s is recovering after he and his son were attacked in San Antonio following the Knicks NBA Championship win. Larry Prager suffered a brain bleed, needed six stitches in his face, and has a torn ligament in his arm. His son Daniel told PIX11 News that they had just gotten out of a ride share in front of their Hotel in San Antonio when they were suddenly jumped by at least two men wearing Spurs jerseys.
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