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Traci Taylor

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As seen in: KCHH-FM (Worden, MT), Townsquare Media, NewsBreak, Skiatook Journal, WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ), KTWO-AM (Casper, WY), WYRK-FM (Buffalo, NY), WFRG-FM (Marcy, NY), WPDH-FM (Poughkeepsie, NY), WIBX-AM (Marcy, NY), WTMM-FM (Schenectady, NY), Hudson Valley Post and

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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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Why Ticks Are Forcing New York Families To Abandon Their Backyards This Summer

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By Traci Taylor Verified
| WKXW-FM (Ewing, NJ) Verified
The grill is fired up, the corn is shucked, the kids are running barefoot through the grass. Then someone spots it. A tick, crawling up an ankle. And just like that, the whole feeling of the day shifts. That moment is happening in backyards across New York State more often than you might think, and it's changing the way people actually enjoy their summers.
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How Dangerous Are New York Roads on July 4th? What Holiday Crash Data Shows

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By Traci Taylor Verified
| WTMM-FM (Schenectady, NY)
Somewhere in New York tonight, someone will raise a glass to celebrate the Fourth of July, then get behind the wheel to drive home. It happens every year, and most of the time, nothing goes wrong. But research shows exactly how often it does, and the numbers are worth knowing before you plan your own holiday drive. MoneyGeek analyzed federal crash data from the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration to rank every state by how deadly its roads become during the July Fourth holiday period.
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Yellowstone County Courthouse Closed Due to Burst Water Line

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By Traci Taylor Verified
| KCHH-FM (Worden, MT) Verified
The Yellowstone County Courthouse will be closed to the public following a burst water line that caused damage inside the building on Thursday, July 2nd, 2026. The closure comes as crews work to assess and repair the damage before the courthouse can reopen for regular business. Maintenance crews are now evaluating how extensive the damage is throughout the courthouse.
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