Times Herald-Record: Newburgh business owner now faces sedition charge in Capitol riot case

Times Herald-Record: Newburgh business owner now faces sedition charge in Capitol riot case

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In this file photo, Roberto Minuta displays his opposition to the NY law that removed religious exemption to measles vaccinations for children entering public schools, outside his business Casa Di Dolore in Newburgh, on June 21, 2019.

Newburgh business owner now faces sedition charge in Capitol riot case

Roberto Minuta, a Newburgh tattoo shop owner already facing Capitol riot charges, was indicted on seditious conspiracy with the Oath Keepers leader.

NY to replace 250K state-distributed KN95 masks after quality concerns

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Mount Saint Mary's longest-serving professor dies at 92

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Sterling Forest State Park expands with former resort site

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