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A homeless person. File photo by Andrew Goff. Homeless services have been pushed to the brink during this week’s cold snap, but funding set aside by Arcata in November is saving lives.  An extreme weather shelter run by the Arcata House Partnership has been filled to capacity during the last few days, AHP’s executive director Darlene Spoor told the Outpost today. All 80 rooms in an Arcata-area motel are being used; AHP staff had to send a few people who needed a room to other providers.  AHP has only been able to provide extreme weather shelter housing for around 20 people at a time for 10 nights every season during the last decade, but this shelter is being funded by $217,000 from several state lawsuits brought against opioid distributors and manufacturers. Arcata’s city council set aside their portion of the settlement back in November for homeless services. Spoor said there may be increased interest this year because shelter residents get a private room, something AHP hasn’t been able to offer in the past. She said AHP is indebted to the city for funding this project. Spoor said AHP’s staff is working all-out, cooking three meals a day for 80 people

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TAMPA, Fla. — The flatscreen monitors placed throughout the Yankees clubhouse act as time portals to anyone of a certain age. There’s a steady loop of Ron Guidry’s killer sliders, Roger Clemens’ signature splitters, Bucky Dent’s heartbreaking home run at Fenway Park in 1978 and Andy Pettitte’s famous stare over the top of his glove. It resonates with fans who witnessed the Yankees’ era of dominance. It’s also an educational tool to the 20-something prospects who’ve never heard of Guidry or Clemens (you’d be surprised). Pettitte, on the other hand, has no problem being recognized. He’s not just on video, he’s here in the flesh. The legendary left-hander is in camp as a guest instructor. He’s less of a conventional pitching coach than a nurturer, mental skills specialist and sometimes just an old-fashioned storyteller Of all the great moments in his 18-year career, including 256 victories and a franchise record 18 wins in the postseason, Pettitte reminds Yankees pitchers he’s lived on the other side,  » Read More

The day's major News events, business reports, sports updates, Rochester area weather information and tomorrow's forecast are presented by the News10NBC Team. CORNING, N.Y. — Two men faced charges for allegedly exploiting a 15-year-old girl from Steuben County online. State police said William Kibler of Corning exchanged sexually explicit images and videos with the girl on Instagram and Snapchat. Jacob Hanes of California was also involved, officials said. Kibler was arrested last week, while Hanes was taken into custody in December in Niagara County. The investigation is ongoing. For Related Stories: child exploitation  steuben county

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Local News Sean Antony Stark, from Erie, pleaded guilty to federal charge No description found MONROE COUNTY, Mich. – A Monroe County man was sentenced to federal prison after using multiple social media platforms to sexually exploit children. Sean Antony Stark, from Erie, was arrested in 2024 for allegedly coercing children and telling them to send sexually explicit photos of themselves to him. The FBI submitted a criminal complaint on Nov. 14, 2024, saying Stark allegedly used various accounts through Roblox to tell children to talk to him on Discord and Snapchat and sexually exploited them from January 2023 to August 2024. Stark was charged with Sexual Exploitation of Children, Receipt of Child Pornography, Possession of Child Pornography and Coercion and Enticement of a Minor. --> Monroe County man pleads guilty to sexually exploit children using Roblox, Discord, Snapchat According to court documents, Stark pleaded guilty to one charge of attempted coercion and enticement. On Feb. 12, 2026, he was sentenced to at least 16 years in prison. Stark was also ordered to be placed at a facility that offers mental health treatment and college education, court documents state. Here’s a breakdown of our previous coverage on the case: Anonymous