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Heartbroken LI Community Mourns Fallen NYPD Hero; Services Set
Also: Man's legs severed in construction accident / Delivery driver attacked and robbed / Public Enemy Turnpike? / Brookwood Hall reopens

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Heartbroken LI Community Mourns Fallen NYPD Hero; Services Set
"'Smiles' was a friend to everyone who knew him." Hearts are broken as a community remembers Det. Brian Simonsen; funeral services are set.
Believe The Hype: Rep Wants Public Enemy Turnpike
A Nassau legislator is set to propose renaming a section of road after the famous Long Island-born rap group. What do you think of the idea?
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Police Rescue Man Who Had Legs Severed In Construction Accident
The man was hit by a large steel plate, which knocked him into a 10-foot-deep hole and severed both his legs, police say.
Find out what's happening in Half Hollow Hillsfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Also Worth A Look
- Swastika Found Drawn On Bike Path At LI Park
- Man Assaulted Officer, Store Manager While Fleeing Arrest: Police
- Drunk Driver Involved In Eastport Crash: Cops
- Portion Of Historic Brookwood Hall Reopens
- LI Nonprofit Restaurant Makes First Donation To 2 Charities
- Officials Propose 4 Bills To Reduce Plastic In Suffolk County
- Delivery Driver Attacked And Robbed
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