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Traci Taylor is a 27-year broadcast veteran who is the Director of Digital and Radio Content for Townsquare Media.

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Broome County Flags Delays On These Roads Starting Monday

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By Traci Taylor Verified
| CNY News Verified
If you're running errands around Broome County next week, give yourself a few extra minutes. The Broome County Department of Public Works Highway Division has a full slate of road work planned starting Monday, August 24, and a few of these jobs are the kind that can back up traffic if you're not expecting them. Crews will be out cleaning ditches along Old Newark Valley Road, Hawleyton Road and Beartown Road.
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Is It Illegal To Drive With Your Dog In Your Lap In Montana?

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By Traci Taylor Verified
| KCHH-FM (Worden, MT) Verified
My dogs are big, friendly floof balls, and they love a car ride more than almost anything else in life. That's exactly why they never ride loose. Every time we load up our pups, they get buckled into their own doggie seatbelts first, because if they had it their way, they would climb straight into my lap and try to take over the steering wheel out of pure excitement.
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4 Insider Secrets to the Great New York State Fair You Can’t Afford to Miss

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By Traci Taylor Verified
| WDLA-FM (Walton, NY) Verified
The smell of fried dough in the air, music drifting from the stages, and the neon glow of the midway against the Syracuse night sky can only mean one thing: The Great New York State Fair is back. Running from August 26 through Labor Day (September 7), this 13-day extravaganza isn't just a tradition; it’s the ultimate end-of-summer bucket list event. But with millions of people flooding the fairgrounds, you need a game plan.
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