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NYC Primary Election 2026: Early voting begins Saturday

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By Jillian Delaney
| Staten Island Advance Verified
NYC News Published: Jun. 13, 2026, 5:00 a.m. Early voting for New York City’s 2026 Primary Election kicks off Saturday.(Advance/SILive.com | Jillian Delaney) STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Early voting for New York City’s 2026 Primary Election kicks off Saturday, and here’s what you need to know. If you’d like to cast your ballot prior to Election Day on Tuesday, June 23, all you need to do is find your early voting poll site in your community and visit during early voting hours.
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Staten Islander stunned as Mark Wahlberg channels her mob-hitman father in film ‘By Any Means’

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By Jillian Delaney
| Staten Island Advance Verified
When Linda Scarpa saw Mark Wahlberg in costume, she called out, “Hey, dad!” She had just gotten to set in Atlanta, Georgia, when she spotted the Golden Globe-nominated actor dressed as Gregory Scarpa Sr. — the Colombo Family’s hitman, nicknamed the “Grim Reaper,” who was also her father. Wahlberg, alongside Yahya Abdul-Mateen II, are set to premiere in “By Any Means” on Sept.
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NYPD overtime hits $890M as NYC faces budget gaps, report finds

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By Jillian Delaney
| Police1 Verified
By Jillian Delaney Staten Island Advance, N.Y. NEW YORK — The New York City comptroller recently debuted a new report that reveals the staggering amount of money the city government pays for the New York City Police Department’s overtime and how to reform it. “Overtime spending has been a clear cost the NYPD wants to rein in, especially as New York City seeks to reduce recurring expenses in light of projected budget gaps,” City Comptroller Mark Levine said in a written statement.
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