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Joe Jenkins

Managing Editor, Orange County

jjenkins@dailyvoice.com

Joe Jenkins is a reporter who has worked for various publications including the Poughkeepsie Journal and the New York Daily News. He Graduated from the University at Buffalo in 2003 and received his master's degree from the CUNY Graduate School of Journalism in 2012. Joe is also a contributing columnist and analyst for various online sports publications.

Joe was formerly a managing editor at Daily Voice.

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Supergroup Blue Coupe To Play Benefit For Family ReEntry Of Bridgeport Supergroup Blue Coupe To Play Benefit For Family ReEntry Of Bridgeport
Supergroup Blue Coupe To Play Benefit For Family ReEntry Of Bridgeport BRIDGEPORT, Conn. -- Members of legendary rock bands Blue Oyster Cult and Alice Cooper have joined together to form Blue Coupe a supergroup that is slated to headline a concert to benefit Family ReEntry of Bridgeport on April 13.  Family ReEntry is a nonprofit dedicated to helping recently released inmates and their families reassimilate into society.  The concert will be held at FTC Warehouse with students from School of Rock Fairfield opening the show.  Blue Coupe, featuring Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Dennis Dunaway, co-founder of the Alice Cooper band, as well as Joe and Albert Bouch…

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Lifestyle
Own An Icon: Greenwich Dealership Features Classic Porsche Own An Icon: Greenwich Dealership Features Classic Porsche
Own An Icon: Greenwich Dealership Features Classic Porsche GREENWICH, Conn. -- Don't want to keep up with the Joneses? Would you prefer to blow right past them? Carriage House Motor Cars in Greenwich is featuring a fully restored classic Porsche that will do just that.  The numbers-matching 1964 Porsche 356C has had more than $70,000 sunk into its restoration. It features a 95 hp, 1.6-liter, rear-mounted engine coupled to a four-speed manual transmission.   and is now ready to knock your neighbor's socks off.  The 356C was the predecessor to the flagship 911. Less than 17,000 were produced between 1964 and 1965. Enthusiasts point to the 356 model'…

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Business
Naked Greens In Wilton Reopens After Car Crashed Into Building Naked Greens In Wilton Reopens After Car Crashed Into Building
Naked Greens In Wilton Reopens After Car Crashed Into Building WILTON, Conn. -- Naked Greens in Wilton is back serving salads wraps and juices after a vehicle plowed through its storefront on March 25.  The restaurant was closed for two weeks in order to repair the damages.  The driver of the vehicle sustained minor injuries, but no charges were filed against him. 

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News
Ridgefield Man Wins Pulitzer For Reporting On Russian Cyberinvasion of U.S. Ridgefield Man Wins Pulitzer For Reporting On Russian Cyberinvasion of U.S.
Ridgefield Man Wins Pulitzer For Reporting On Russian Cyberinvasion of U.S. RIDGEFIELD, Conn. -- Ridgefield resident and New York Times reporter Mike McIntire and his team were awarded the Pulitzer Prize for International Reporting on Monday. McIntire, along with Andrew Higgins, Andrew Kramer, Neil MacFarquhar, Eric Lipton, Jo Becker, David Sanger, Eric Schmitt, Scott Shane, Steven Erlanger and Barry Meier won the award for their investigative series on Russia’s covert projection of power, including the story of how Russian cyberpower invaded the U.S. This is McIntire's second Pulitzer. He was part of a team at The Hartford Courant that also won for investigative r…

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Police & Fire
Lock Your Doors: Spree Of Car Break-Ins Continues In Darien Lock Your Doors: Spree Of Car Break-Ins Continues In Darien
Lock Your Doors: Spree Of Car Break-Ins Continues In Darien DARIEN, Conn. -- The Darien Police Department is urging all residents to lock their vehicles at all times in light of recent burglaries and thefts.  The recent string of thefts and burglaries all had one common trait: all of the vehicles were left unlocked, and, in the case of the vehicle thefts, the keys were left in the cars. Darien Police responded to the following reports: April 5  28 Shield Rd. A black leather wallet (value $110.00) containing $70 cash, Operator’s license, 3 credit cards. Keys and key ring valued at $70. The residents also had their 2017 BMW X3 stolen from the drive…

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Police & Fire
Crew Douses Fire At Newtown Home Crew Douses Fire At Newtown Home
Crew Douses Fire At Newtown Home NEWTOWN, Conn. -- Botsford firefighters beat back a blaze that broke out on Monday night in a Toddy Hill Road home in Newtown, according to News Times.  The fire started in the basement of the home around 10 p.m. and was spreading to the first floor when responders arrived, News Times reported.  A family dog that was trapped in the fire is recovering, News Times said.  Click here to read the News Times article. 

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Police & Fire
BMW Stolen From Darien Driveway Recovered In Waterbury BMW Stolen From Darien Driveway Recovered In Waterbury
BMW Stolen From Darien Driveway Recovered In Waterbury DARIEN, Conn. -- Darien authorities used the GPS system in a stolen BMW to track it down after it was stolen from the owners' driveway on Wednesday, April 5.  The victims contacted police when their 2017 BMW X3 was discovered missing at around 10 p.m. on Tuesday, April 4. The car had been unlocked and the keys left in it, police said. Police used the vehicle's GPS system to find it in Waterbury at 7:45 a.m. on April 5. Local officials recovered the small SUV in good condition, police said.

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Police & Fire
Darien Man Suffers Minor Injuries Trying To Put Out House Fire Darien Man Suffers Minor Injuries Trying To Put Out House Fire
Darien Man Suffers Minor Injuries Trying To Put Out House Fire DARIEN, Conn. -- A Darien man sustained burns to his forehead and hands while trying to extinguish a fire that broke out in his home on Thursday, April 6. The man, 55, was attempting to put the fire, which was burning on the front porch, front exterior wall and roof, with water from inside the house. Darien Police also attempted to help out with fire extinguishers to no avail.  Darien, Noroton Heights and Noroton Fire Departments responded arrived on scene and were able to contain the majority of fire to the front portion of the residence. The house sustained heavy damage, but the two other…

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Police & Fire
Thieves Steal Trunk Off Car At Darien Spa In Broad Daylight Thieves Steal Trunk Off Car At Darien Spa In Broad Daylight
Thieves Steal Trunk Off Car At Darien Spa In Broad Daylight DARIEN, Conn. -- A Stamford woman had the trunk stolen from her new Honda just before lunch on Thursday while it was parked at a Darien spa, officials said.  The victim, 75, parked her 2017 Accord the lot Lanphier Spa just after 11 a.m. She returned to the car two hours later to find the trunk lid missing. The victim then discovered that the thieves had forced open her driver-side door and stolen the steering wheel airbag as well, Darien Police said. No other vehicles in the are were disturbed.  Police estimate the value of the parts stolen at around $3,000. No suspects have been identifie…

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Police & Fire
Fairfield K-9 Jagger Tracks Down Bridgeport Suspect Fairfield K-9 Jagger Tracks Down Bridgeport Suspect
Fairfield K-9 Jagger Tracks Down Bridgeport Suspect FAIRFIELD, Conn. -- A Fairfield K9 Officer helped the Bridgeport Police department apprehend a suspect on Saturday, April 8, according to officials. Jagger, the Fairfield K9 Officer, was called in after a suspect engaged in a vehicle pursuit bailed on his car and attempted to flee on foot, police said.  Jagger tracked the suspect over several residential yards before finding him hiding on a porch. When the suspect failed to comply with officers, Jagger engaged on the suspect's right foot before he was arrested, police said.  A loaded gun believed to be owned by the suspect was also found ne…

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