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After stirring up plenty of controversy, the Journal News has taken its map of registered area handgun owners offline.

The Journal News said that their readers are "well equipped to make up their own minds about the relevance of the" map of handgun permits.

An envelope containing a suspicious white powder was sent to the offices of Westchester newspaper The Journal News yesterday, just a few days after employees received an envelope filled with similar-looking powder.

The Westchester newspaper that published the names of registered local gun owners is still reeling from the backlash.

Though some readers were glad gun ownership in their area was exposed, others, outraged that this information had gone public, slammed the piece, calling it a dangerous invasion of privacy.

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Former Westchester County District Attorney - and one-time Attorney General candidate and