Look Up: Police Drone Will Soon Be Flying Over Waugh Chapel Shopping District Look Up: Police Drone Will Soon Be Flying Over Waugh Chapel Shopping District Look Up: Police Drone Will Soon Be Flying Over Waugh Chapel Shopping District
Look Up: Police Drone Will Soon Be Flying Over Waugh Chapel Shopping District Shoppers in one Maryland community may soon notice something unusual flying overhead as police prepare to deploy a new crime-fighting tool just in time for the holiday rush. The Anne Arundel County Police Department will launch a drone pilot program on Wednesday, Nov. 11, providing aerial support around Waugh Chapel Towne Centre, the Route 3 commercial corridor, and nearby neighborhoods in Gambrills, Odenton, and Crofton. The compact, unmanned aircraft will operate from an automated docking station near Evergreen Road and Waugh Chapel Way, where it can launch in response to emergency calls …
Clifton Woman Wasn't Ready For New Dog After Loss, Then Met Shelter's Longest Resident Clifton Woman Wasn't Ready For New Dog After Loss, Then Met Shelter's Longest Resident Clifton Woman Wasn't Ready For New Dog After Loss, Then Met Shelter's Longest Resident
Clifton Woman Wasn't Ready For New Dog After Loss, Then Met Shelter's Longest Resident Will and Shannon Merrick weren't looking for a dog. The Clifton couple had lost their beloved bulldog just six months earlier, and Shannon wasn't ready to bring another one home. "I said to him, I don’t want to get another dog," Shannon told Daily Voice. But Will persuaded her to visit the Bergen County Animal Shelter, just to see who was there. They met Legend, a pit bull mix who had been waiting for a home since March 2023, when he was surrendered because he wasn't getting along with a Yorkie. "In five minutes, he had us by the heartstrings," Shannon said. Legend was just under a year…
Free Espresso For 30 Days: Dunkin' To Celebrate Reopening In Garnerville With Offer Free Espresso For 30 Days: Dunkin' To Celebrate Reopening In Garnerville With Offer Free Espresso For 30 Days: Dunkin' To Celebrate Reopening In Garnerville With Offer
Free Espresso For 30 Days: Dunkin' To Celebrate Reopening In Garnerville With Offer Coffee lovers in Rockland County, mark your calendars: you will soon have a chance to score free espresso drinks for an entire month as a newly remodeled Dunkin' celebrates its grand reopening.  The Dunkin' at 22 West Ramapo Rd. in Garnerville will hold its grand reopening celebration on Friday, Nov. 13, with giveaways, prizes, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony. This also includes a special offer, according to the company — the first 100 Dunkin' Rewards members in line beginning at 9 a.m. will receive 30 days of free espresso drinks.  Winners will be able to redeem one free mediu…
EMTs Save Injured Bald Eagle In Newburgh After Suspected Vehicle Strike EMTs Save Injured Bald Eagle In Newburgh After Suspected Vehicle Strike EMTs Save Injured Bald Eagle In Newburgh After Suspected Vehicle Strike
EMTs Save Injured Bald Eagle In Newburgh After Suspected Vehicle Strike Thanks to quick action from two EMTs, an injured bald eagle believed to have been hit by a vehicle in Orange County was brought to an animal hospital.  The incident happened in Newburgh, when Wallkill Volunteer Ambulance Corps EMTs Jessica Foster and Christopher Mancuso were returning from the hospital when they spotted the injured bird, the organization said on Monday, Nov. 9.  Rather than leaving the eagle behind, the pair worked with the Town of Newburgh Police Department to safely secure the bird and arrange transportation to a nearby animal hospital.  The eagl…
'Everything Must Go': Lawrence Staple Closing After Five Decades In Business 'Everything Must Go': Lawrence Staple Closing After Five Decades In Business 'Everything Must Go': Lawrence Staple Closing After Five Decades In Business
'Everything Must Go': Lawrence Staple Closing After Five Decades In Business A family-owned shoe store operating on Long Island for five decades will close its doors in the coming weeks. Incredible Feets, which once boasted five stores across the region, will shutter its final location in Lawrence later this month, Newsday reported Tuesday, Nov. 10. The store has been advertising “everything must go” sales on its social media pages for multiple weeks. All merchandise was marked down 50% on Monday, Nov. 9, according to the most recent post. Gary Weiss began selling shoes in 1976 and rebranded his company as Incredible Feets in 1981, with the business built on “excel…
From Valedictorian To ICE Custody: PG County Teen's College Dreams Face An Uncertain Future From Valedictorian To ICE Custody: PG County Teen's College Dreams Face An Uncertain Future From Valedictorian To ICE Custody: PG County Teen's College Dreams Face An Uncertain Future
From Valedictorian To ICE Custody: PG County Teen's College Dreams Face An Uncertain Future A Maryland teenager who graduated at the top of her high school class and earned a full scholarship to college is now facing a future far different from the one she spent years working toward. Maria Flores Garcia, 19, was detained alongside her mother during a scheduled immigration check-in in Baltimore before both were transferred to an ICE facility in Louisiana, according to loved ones. Flores Garcia, the 2026 valedictorian at Parkdale High School in Prince George’s County, is now a freshman at the University of Maryland, pursuing a future in public health. Her boyfriend, Cesar Saavedra,…
Poughkeepsie Eatery Heading To 'Shark Tank' With Famous Stuffed Bagels Poughkeepsie Eatery Heading To 'Shark Tank' With Famous Stuffed Bagels Poughkeepsie Eatery Heading To 'Shark Tank' With Famous Stuffed Bagels
Poughkeepsie Eatery Heading To 'Shark Tank' With Famous Stuffed Bagels A Hudson Valley bagel business that began with a wild idea in a home kitchen is about to make its debut on national television.  Moonrise Bagels, which has locations in Woodstock, Poughkeepsie, and NYC, and is known for stuffing bagels with everything from pizza-inspired fillings to other comfort foods, will appear on ABC's hit show "Shark Tank" on Wednesday, Nov. 11, at 10 p.m. EST.  The business, founded by husband-and-wife team Ali and Jeremy Rhodes, announced the appearance on Instagram on Friday, Nov. 6. The upcoming appearance marks a major milestone for a business that…
CT's Best Nursing Homes Revealed In New Study: See Full List CT's Best Nursing Homes Revealed In New Study: See Full List CT's Best Nursing Homes Revealed In New Study: See Full List
CT's Best Nursing Homes Revealed In New Study: See Full List Thousands of nursing homes across the Northeast have been evaluated in new national ratings highlighting the best facilities for rehabilitation and long-term care. U.S. News & World Report released its 2027 Best Nursing Homes ratings on Tuesday, Nov. 10. The annual list evaluated more than 14,600 skilled nursing facilities in all 50 states and Washington, DC. The study evaluated nursing homes using 17 quality measures in each care category, including staffing levels, hospital readmissions, patient safety, and clinical outcomes. U.S. News rated 2,236 facilities across the Northeast.…
Undefeated Middletown Football Team Barred From Section 9 Championship Over Adult Error Undefeated Middletown Football Team Barred From Section 9 Championship Over Adult Error Undefeated Middletown Football Team Barred From Section 9 Championship Over Adult Error
Undefeated Middletown Football Team Barred From Section 9 Championship Over Adult Error An undefeated Orange County high school football team is being blocked from playing in its championship game because of a mistake made by school officials, prompting an outcry from local leaders who say the players should not be punished for something beyond their control.  The Middletown Middie Bears, who completed their first undefeated regular season since 1961, are currently barred from advancing to the Section IX Class AA championship game on Saturday, Nov. 14, according to a letter sent to families by the Enlarged City School District of Middletown on Monday, Nov. 9. The decision…
Service Tech, 20, Killed On Route 80, Now Parents Want To Rename Overpass In His Memory Service Tech, 20, Killed On Route 80, Now Parents Want To Rename Overpass In His Memory Service Tech, 20, Killed On Route 80, Now Parents Want To Rename Overpass In His Memory
Service Tech, 20, Killed On Route 80, Now Parents Want To Rename Overpass In His Memory Ethan Schultz was just 20 years old when he was struck and killed by a vehicle on Route 80 in Warren County. The crash happened on Oct. 23, 2025, four days before the Bangor, PA resident's 21st birthday. Now, nearly one year later, Schultz's parents are on a mission to permanently honor his memory, having launched a petition to rename the State Park Overpass, where he died, after him. "We can attest to his immense potential and the bright future that was so senselessly cut short," Jason Schultz and Cathleen Foss Schultz wrote. "He was not just our son, but a loving…
UVA Community Health Grants Open Until Nov. 19 UVA Community Health Grants Open Until Nov. 19 UVA Community Health Grants Open Until Nov. 19
UVA Community Health Grants Open Until Nov. 19 Nonprofits serving Northern Virginia and Culpeper can apply for UVA Community Health grants starting at $5,000, with online applications due Thursday, Nov. 19. According to UVA Community Health, applicants must have 501(c)(3) nonprofit status, serve their communities and align with its mission. The organization awarded $297,000 to local groups last year to help improve access to care. Two grant categories are available. Healthy Spark Grants support work addressing priorities in the Community Health Needs Assessment (CHNA), along with non-medical factors affecting health. These include econo…
$1 Million Gift To Double Newark Medical Respite Capacity $1 Million Gift To Double Newark Medical Respite Capacity $1 Million Gift To Double Newark Medical Respite Capacity
$1 Million Gift To Double Newark Medical Respite Capacity A $1 million donation from RWJBarnabas Health will double a Newark program’s capacity to house people experiencing homelessness who need somewhere to recover after leaving a hospital. According to the health system, United Community Corporation (UCC) will expand its medical respite program from 10 to 20 residents. The investment will also provide a location better suited to people who use wheelchairs or have other physical limitations. The funding will help UCC maintain operations at its Roseville Avenue emergency shelter for at least three years. Its respite program offers temporary housin…
Autism Advocate Helps Train MCCC Police Cadets Autism Advocate Helps Train MCCC Police Cadets Autism Advocate Helps Train MCCC Police Cadets
Autism Advocate Helps Train Mccc Police Cadets A Malvern autism advocate is helping Montgomery County Community College police cadets understand how to communicate with people on the autism spectrum before entering the field. According to the college, Alex Mann, 26, addressed about 30 cadets at its Municipal Police Academy. Mann, who has Level 1 autism spectrum disorder, began his advocacy eight years ago and has visited more than 500 police departments across the country. Stephen Salera, the academy’s coordinator of public services training programs, has invited Mann to address each incoming cadet class twice annually since 2020. His h…
Holyoke Medical Center Names New Chief Of Hospital Medicine Holyoke Medical Center Names New Chief Of Hospital Medicine Holyoke Medical Center Names New Chief Of Hospital Medicine
Holyoke Medical Center Names New Chief Of Hospital Medicine Dr. Krishna Kafle has joined Holyoke Medical Center as chief of hospital medicine after a decade of practice at Baystate Medical Center. Kafle is board-certified in internal medicine and held a unit medical director position at Baystate for more than six years. He earned his medical degree at Nepal’s Institute of Medicine, Tribhuvan University, and completed a residency at Coney Island Hospital in New York. “I am excited to join the dedicated, compassionate, and professional team at Holyoke Medical Center, which is committed to providing high-quality care to patients and continuously improv…
Free ‘Travelers’ Exhibition Opens In Brentwood Nov. 10 Free ‘Travelers’ Exhibition Opens In Brentwood Nov. 10 Free ‘Travelers’ Exhibition Opens In Brentwood Nov. 10
Free ‘Travelers’ Exhibition Opens In Brentwood Nov. 10 Sculpture, photography and animation will come together in “Travelers,” a free exhibition opening Tuesday, Nov. 10, at Suffolk County Community College’s Sagtikos Art Gallery in Brentwood. According to the college, the exhibition will remain on view through Jan. 25, 2027. The gallery is inside the Sagtikos Arts and Science Building at the Michael J. Grant Campus. An opening reception is scheduled for Nov. 10 from 12:30 to 2 p.m., with light refreshments. Featured artist Alex Yudzon will discuss his work in the gallery at 12:45 p.m. The event is open to everyone. The exhibition features mix…
Two Bergen Students Earn $1,000 Scholarships Two Bergen Students Earn $1,000 Scholarships Two Bergen Students Earn $1,000 Scholarships
Two Bergen Students Earn $1,000 Scholarships Two Bergen Community College students have earned $1,000 scholarships through Phi Theta Kappa (PTK), an honor society for students attending colleges that award associate degrees. TianaMarie Allen, president of Bergen’s PTK chapter, was named a 2026 Coca-Cola Leaders of Promise Scholar. Fellow PTK member Donia Eid received the 2026 Chime Workforce Scholar award. “We are incredibly proud of our students for consistently achieving high levels of success through their dedication to the Phi Theta Kappa hallmarks of scholarship, leadership, service and fellowship,” Bergen Assistant Director of P…
SUNY Orange Enrollment Climbs 6.3 Percent SUNY Orange Enrollment Climbs 6.3 Percent SUNY Orange Enrollment Climbs 6.3 Percent
SUNY Orange Enrollment Climbs 6.3 Percent SUNY Orange’s fall enrollment rose 6.3 percent to 4,674 students, with part-time learners accounting for a majority for the first time since 2003. According to the college, the increase represents its fourth straight fall of enrollment growth. The figures reflect a census taken after the semester’s first three weeks. Part-time students account for 51.5 percent of enrollment, following a 14.1 percent increase in that group. Enrollment among students 25 and older climbed 11.5 percent, while the number of continuing students increased 8 percent. Students ages 35 to 39 recorded the strongest gr…
Pickleball Tournament Raises $5,311 For HACC Students Pickleball Tournament Raises $5,311 For HACC Students Pickleball Tournament Raises $5,311 For HACC Students
Pickleball Tournament Raises $5,311 For Hacc Students A four-day pickleball tournament raised $5,311 to support scholarships and financial assistance for students at Harrisburg Area Community College. HACC partnered with 717 Pickleball to organize the 2026 HACC Pickleball Tournament benefiting the HACC Foundation. According to HACC, 113 players participated, competing on 68 doubles teams across men’s and women’s events. Of those players, 19 also entered singles competition. Divisions grouped competitors by their ages and skill levels. Participants joined sponsors and other supporters in contributing to the fundraising total. The competition a…
$25,000 Gift Supports Career Resources At Stockton $25,000 Gift Supports Career Resources At Stockton $25,000 Gift Supports Career Resources At Stockton
$25,000 Gift Supports Career Resources At Stockton Stockton University students will have more resources to prepare for internships and jobs through a $25,000 donation from the Enterprise Mobility Foundation. According to the university, the funding will support Stockton’s Suit Closet, a professional headshot station, and programming covering leadership, professional development, and preparation for employment. The gift will help its Career Education and Development office expand existing offerings. The foundation presented the donation on Oct. 8 during the Fall Career and Internship Fair. Nearly 1,000 students attended, connecting with rep…
$400,000 Grant Funds Student Support At Central Connecticut $400,000 Grant Funds Student Support At Central Connecticut $400,000 Grant Funds Student Support At Central Connecticut
$400,000 Grant Funds Student Support At Central Connecticut A $400,000 grant is helping Central Connecticut State University provide academic support, career preparation and assistance with college expenses for participating second-year students. According to the university, the GEAR UP Connecticut funding supports individual coaching, academic assistance, referrals for tutoring and guidance on careers and campus services. Eligible students can also receive help buying required books and materials or taking courses during winter and summer sessions. GEAR UP, short for Gaining Early Awareness and Readiness for Undergraduate Programs, is a federal ini…
From Chicken Necks To Ashes: Pasadena Crabber's Livelihood Goes Up In Flames From Chicken Necks To Ashes: Pasadena Crabber's Livelihood Goes Up In Flames From Chicken Necks To Ashes: Pasadena Crabber's Livelihood Goes Up In Flames
From Chicken Necks To Ashes: Pasadena Crabber's Livelihood Goes Up In Flames A Maryland crabber caught fire trying to save the boat that kept his family afloat, only to watch a decade of hard work go up in smoke. Scott Kolodziejski, who runs Pasadena-based Family's Crustacean Station with his wife, Candice Knight, was aboard the vessel when the fire broke out on Wednesday, Nov. 4, leaving the couple without the boat or equipment they relied on to support their children. According to Kolodziejski, he was on the boat when the flames erupted, forcing him to extinguish the fire on his own body before turning his attention to the burning vessel. He went through two fire…
Greenbelt Police Search For Missing Man Who May Have Been Wearing Only Towel (DEVELOPING) Greenbelt Police Search For Missing Man Who May Have Been Wearing Only Towel (DEVELOPING) Greenbelt Police Search For Missing Man Who May Have Been Wearing Only Towel (DEVELOPING)
Greenbelt Police Search For Missing Man Who May Have Been Wearing Only Towel (Developing) Police in Maryland are asking for the public's help locating a missing 37-year-old man who may have been wearing nothing but a towel when he was last seen. Darrin Dwight Williams Jr. was reported missing in Greenbelt, where police issued a critical missing person alert on Sunday, Nov. 8, citing concerns about his mental health. According to the Greenbelt Police Department, Williams was last seen in the 6100 block of Springhill Terrace, though investigators did not specify when he disappeared. Police said Williams has been diagnosed with bipolar disorder and schizophrenia and is currently u…
These Northeast Restaurants Ranked Among Nation's Best For 2026, OpenTable Says These Northeast Restaurants Ranked Among Nation's Best For 2026, OpenTable Says These Northeast Restaurants Ranked Among Nation's Best For 2026, OpenTable Says
These Northeast Restaurants Ranked Among Nation's Best For 2026, OpenTable Says Some of the nation's best restaurants are right here in the Northeast, according to a new nationwide list based on millions of customer reviews. OpenTable released its Top 100 Restaurants in America for 2026 on Wednesday, Nov. 4, recognizing popular dining destinations in 21 states and Washington, DC. The list was compiled using more than 11 million reviews from verified diners and restaurant booking data. California led the nation with 19 restaurants, while at least 18 restaurants nationwide earned spots on the list for four consecutive years. "Diners have no shortage of places they …
Poughkeepsie Nurse's Daughter Orphaned In Parents' Murder-Suicide: $122K Raised Poughkeepsie Nurse's Daughter Orphaned In Parents' Murder-Suicide: $122K Raised Poughkeepsie Nurse's Daughter Orphaned In Parents' Murder-Suicide: $122K Raised
Poughkeepsie Nurse's Daughter Orphaned In Parents' Murder-Suicide: $122K Raised A young girl left without either parent after a murder-suicide involving a Poughkeepsie family's daughter has received an outpouring of support, with more than $122,000 raised for her future. Lillyanna lost her mother, Andrea Cantarini, 37, a nurse at St. Barnabas Hospital, and her father, Juan Cornelio Diaz, 38, a U.S. Customs and Border Protection officer, on Tuesday, Nov. 3. Andrea's father, retired NYPD officer Rudy Cantarini of Poughkeepsie, said he spent 14 agonizing minutes on the phone with his daughter as Diaz held a gun to her head before fatally shooting her and then himself insi…
Friendly Stray Cat With Distinct Eyes May Have Exposed Frederick Residents To Rabies: Officials Friendly Stray Cat With Distinct Eyes May Have Exposed Frederick Residents To Rabies: Officials Friendly Stray Cat With Distinct Eyes May Have Exposed Frederick Residents To Rabies: Officials
Friendly Stray Cat With Distinct Eyes May Have Exposed Frederick Residents To Rabies: Officials A seemingly harmless encounter with a friendly stray cat in Maryland may have carried a deadly risk, health officials are warning. The cat, which officials say had bright green eyes, tested positive for rabies, and now health officials are urging anyone who may have come into contact with the feline to come forward. The stray, described as a small adult male with black fur and scattered white hairs, was found near Coppermine and Whiskey Springs roads in the Woodsboro area of Frederick County, health officials announced on Friday, Nov. 6. What makes the warning particularly concerning is th…
Amtrak Plans To Allow Guns On Trains, Union Blasts Policy As 'Sheer Lunacy' Amtrak Plans To Allow Guns On Trains, Union Blasts Policy As 'Sheer Lunacy' Amtrak Plans To Allow Guns On Trains, Union Blasts Policy As 'Sheer Lunacy'
Amtrak Plans To Allow Guns On Trains, Union Blasts Policy As 'Sheer Lunacy' Rail union leaders are sharply criticizing Amtrak's plan to let passengers bring guns into train cars under a controversial new policy. The Transport Workers Union (TWU) said the new policy is scheduled to take effect in January 2027, allowing passengers to carry guns in locked cases on about 1,500 additional trains daily nationwide. The change would include Amtrak's busy Northeast Corridor, which carries about 750,000 passengers daily on routes between Boston, New York City, and Washington, DC. The TWU, which represents 360 Amtrak onboard service workers, warned that the policy c…
$86.7M I-95 Overhaul In Westchester Nearly Complete: Here's What Project Entailed $86.7M I-95 Overhaul In Westchester Nearly Complete: Here's What Project Entailed $86.7M I-95 Overhaul In Westchester Nearly Complete: Here's What Project Entailed
$86.7M I-95 Overhaul In Westchester Nearly Complete: Here's What Project Entailed Drivers traveling along one of Westchester County's busiest highways can expect a smoother ride now that major roadwork on a nearly five-mile stretch of I-95 has wrapped up, state officials announced.  The $86.7 million improvement project on Interstate 95 between Exit 15 in Pelham Manor and Exit 18A in Mamaroneck is now substantially complete, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul announced on Thursday, Nov. 5. The project covered around 30 lane miles of highway in both directions, along a corridor used by roughly 120,000 vehicles every day, officials said. In addition to resurfacing the roadwa…
Democrats Flip Council Seats In 12 Bergen County Towns, End 19-Year GOP Run In One Democrats Flip Council Seats In 12 Bergen County Towns, End 19-Year GOP Run In One Democrats Flip Council Seats In 12 Bergen County Towns, End 19-Year GOP Run In One
Democrats Flip Council Seats In 12 Bergen County Towns, End 19-Year GOP Run In One Democrats flipped Republican-held council seats in 12 Bergen County towns in the Tuesday, Nov. 3 election, ending nearly 20 years of exclusive Republican control in one borough, while a Republican mayor trailed her Democratic challenger by just seven votes in one of the county's closest races. Updated unofficial election results show Democrats winning council seats previously held by Republicans in Carlstadt, Hillsdale, Westwood, Elmwood Park, Hasbrouck Heights, Midland Park, Norwood, Oradell, Ramsey, Ridgefield, Waldwick, and Wallington. In Carlstadt, Democrats Dennis Ritchie and Walter Be…
WATCH: Montgomery County Cops Use Handcuffs As Lifeline In Dramatic Sixth-Floor Balcony Rescue WATCH: Montgomery County Cops Use Handcuffs As Lifeline In Dramatic Sixth-Floor Balcony Rescue WATCH: Montgomery County Cops Use Handcuffs As Lifeline In Dramatic Sixth-Floor Balcony Rescue
Watch: Montgomery County Cops Use Handcuffs As Lifeline In Dramatic Sixth-Floor Balcony Rescue With a man's life hanging in the balance six stories above the ground, two quick-thinking Maryland police officers resorted to an unusual maneuver to keep him from falling. Montgomery County Police Officers Lanham and Emiliano were responding to a mother's call about her adult son experiencing a mental health crisis in the 3300 block of University Boulevard West when the situation suddenly took a dangerous turn. Officers were advised that the son had removed his clothes, laid them out, and climbed over the sixth-floor balcony railing. Although initially cooperative with police, the man sud…
'Jesus Christ Could Have Run And Would Have Lost': Lawler Reacts To NY-17 Defeat 'Jesus Christ Could Have Run And Would Have Lost': Lawler Reacts To NY-17 Defeat 'Jesus Christ Could Have Run And Would Have Lost': Lawler Reacts To NY-17 Defeat
'Jesus Christ Could Have Run And Would Have Lost': Lawler Reacts To NY-17 Defeat Republican Rep. Mike Lawler had a striking explanation for his election defeat in the Hudson Valley, suggesting that even Jesus Christ could not have won amid the Democratic wave that swept the country.  "Jesus Christ could have run and would have lost," Lawler told CNN congressional correspondent Manu Raju on Wednesday, Nov. 4, a day after losing his reelection bid to Democrat Cait Conley in New York's 17th Congressional District.  The remark came as Lawler reflected on his defeat in one of the nation's most closely watched House races, which helped Democrats regain control of Co…
Viral Moment At Port Washington Store Sparks Dream NYC Wedding For Mom Battling Cancer Viral Moment At Port Washington Store Sparks Dream NYC Wedding For Mom Battling Cancer Viral Moment At Port Washington Store Sparks Dream NYC Wedding For Mom Battling Cancer
Viral Moment At Port Washington Store Sparks Dream NYC Wedding For Mom Battling Cancer A chance encounter for a Long Island mom battling stage 4 cancer turned into her dream wedding at Rockefeller Center just two weeks later. Elena Volkova, 42, and her then-fiancé, Peter Napolitano, were shopping at North Shore Farms in their hometown of Port Washington on Sunday, Oct. 18 when they ran into “kindness influencer” Keegan Gordon. Gordon, a 26-year-old from South Africa, was doing one of his bits and offered the couple $500 in cash or five minutes to fill their shopping cart. Napolitano took the $500 cash and explained that he’d just lost his job, then Volkova revealed she’d been…