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Former Patchogue Code Officer Who Handcuffed Woman During Unauthorized DWI Stop Faces Sentencing Monday
A former Patchogue Village code enforcement officer who handcuffed a woman during an unauthorized drunken-driving stop is scheduled to be sentenced Monday, Nov. 16, after […] The post Former Patchogue Code Officer Who Handcuffed Woman During Unauthorized DWI Stop Faces Sentencing Monday first appeared on SciFisland.com .
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EMT Stopped To Help Others, Now Fighting For Life After Chaotic Islip Terrace Crash: Police
A well-meaning EMT who stopped to help two drivers in a Long Island car crash was hospitalized in critical condition after a third driver plowed into the scene, police said. The victim, a 44-year-old Deer Park man, was rushed to Stony Brook University Hospital around 8 a.m. Wednesday, Nov. 11 in cri…
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Town Budget Stuck in Limbo
Last Thursday, Islip officials presented a budget for FY2027 that would institute an 18% tax increase as municipalities continue to grapple with a blizzard of unfunded mandates from Albany. The budget for the Town is now in limbo, as Supervisor Angie Carpenter (R-West Islip) sponsored the motion but none of...
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Burglars Kick Down Door, Beat Man With Gun In Terrifying Mastic Home Invasion: Cops
A Long Island family was attacked by a group of burglars on Wednesday afternoon, Nov. 11, police said. Four males kicked open a side door to the family’s home on Patchogue Avenue in Mastic around 4:45 p.m. Wednesday, the Suffolk County Police Department said. The burglars then struck a man with a fir…
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A Million Oysters, All Raised by the Town, Go Back Into the Great South Bay
The Town of Islip has put about one million oysters and 200,000 clams back into the Great South Bay, all of them raised at the town's own Shellfish Culture Facility. The town's Department of Environmental Control announced the planting this week as the latest step in a restoration effort aimed at clearer water and healthier habitat in the bay.