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The new program pairs police with mental health experts on some 911 calls. It could be a national model to improve community trust of police.

Kenmore resident Jay Withey Jr. (center) was honored for his bravery during the Blizzard of ’22 by Legislator John Bargnesi (left), State Assemblyman Bill Conrad, Legislator Mike Kooshoian and Tonawanda Town Supervisor Joe Emminger. Brian Higgins (not pictured) also honored Withey. Contributed photo A 27-year-old mechanic from the Town of Tonawanda, Jay Withey, aka “Merry

The new program pairs police with mental health experts on some 911 calls. It could be a national model to improve community trust of police.

The new program pairs police with mental health experts on some 911 calls. It could be a national model to improve community trust of police.

The new program pairs police with mental health experts on some 911 calls. It could be a national model to improve community trust of police.

The new program pairs police with mental health experts on some 911 calls. It could be a national model to improve community trust of police.

The new program pairs police with mental health experts on some 911 calls. It could be a national model to improve community trust of police.

Allie's always been a happy-go-lucky girl who enjoys everything about being a kid, she plays softball, now fights for her life after an emergency surgery due to an unknown, aggressive tumor on her brain.

A suspect is in custody Wednesday evening for the attempted arson of Temple Ner Tamid in Bloomfield involving a Molotov cocktail. An anti-hate rally will be held Thursday.

NJ COVID metrics continue to fall, but CDC says most should still mask-up