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LI Student Says She Couldn't Go On Field Trip Due To Race: Patch PM
Also: $5,000 was wrapped up like a present and mailed to an address / Las Vegas Sands lease / conviction in attack on teen cinema worker

Share-worthy stories from Long Island Patch sites to talk about tonight:
Five thousand dollars in cash wrapped up like a present and mailed to a Coram address by a 79-year-old woman who was duped in a scam was intercepted by detectives.
The speakeasy, found underneath a frozen yogurt shop, was named the best nightclub on Long Island in the 2023 Bethpage Best of LI Awards.
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Despite opposition from elected leaders and civic groups, Nassau County is set to keep the wheels in motion for a casino at the Hub site.
The family of a 13-year-old Long Island student filed a notice of claim and complaint against the school district, saying she was denied a school field trip because of her race, discriminated against by administrators, and severely bullied by students
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A Long Island man was found guilty Tuesday after he strangled a movie theater employee's neck and attacked a teenager in June, prosecutors said.
The school district is holding firm about the New York State Education Department's ban on any indigenous names, mascots and imagery.
Authorities will unveil a Corrections Intelligence Center on Wednesday.
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