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Teen Threatened To Shooting At Middle School: LI Patch Week In Review
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LONG ISLAND, NY — Here are the biggest stories that Long Island Patches covered for the week of Oct. 24-28.
The teenager threatened on social media to shoot staff and students, police say.
He forcibly touched the teen's breasts while examining her for back pain on Monday, Suffolk police said.
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Reading scores among fourth graders nationally also slid to the lowest level since 1990.
Kathy Hochul and challenger Lee Zeldin sparred on topics such as crime, cashless bail, gun control, the economy, abortion, Trump and charges of pay-to-play corruption.
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Despite assurance from the DA that the case is being probed, attorney for the family that lost 2 girls in a LI fire demands accountability.
A federal health advisory panel recommended adding COVID-19 shots to kids' vaccination schedule. An LI lawmaker and a moms group disagree.
Summations in the Michael Valva murder trial are expected next week, attorney says.
From a mysterious Sea Cliff home to a creepy Island Parks Bates Hotel recreation, see which Long Island homes are the scariest this season.
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