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LI Town Seen As An Alien Planet In 'Rick And Morty': Patch PM
Also: ESPN's Mike Breen calls first game since LI house Fire / Zeldin downplays Trump endorsement / Schumer calls for audit of deadly roads

Share-worthy stories from Long Island Patch sites to talk about tonight:
The Algonquin name meaning "boundary fishing lake" was featured as an alien planet in the Oct. 9 episode, "JuRicksic Mort."
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The NBA announcer is back on Wednesday for the season kickoff Knicks game, after a September blaze destroyed his home on Long Island.
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An event by Long Island's Sloth Encounters where people would have taken selfies with baby sloths was canceled after Humane Long Island reached out to the venue.
U.S. Sen. Chuck Schumer called for a federal audit of Long Island's most dangerous roads. He was joined by family advocates for safer roads at a press conference, coming on the heels of an analysis showing that Route 25, along with Route 27, were the two deadliest roads on Long Island.
Suffolk police went to a Long Island high school on Wednesday after a threat was made on Tuesday night, police said. The "potential threat of violence" against the school was made on social media, according to a report.
A victim of a deadly brawl at a Long Island high school testified about his recollections from the ordeal in 2019.
The iconic deli held a celebration this week to celebrate turning half a century and as a grand opening of an expanded location.
A town supervisor called it a "fitting tribute to a man whose legacy is certain to live on for many years to come."
The store will have apparel, gear and expertise for camping, cycling, running, fitness, hiking, paddling, climbing, snowsports and more.
"She never turns anybody away. She has kept the pantry operating through the last 2 pandemic years, closing only 1 day in a snowstorm."
A Calverton volunteer who works tirelessly to feed the hungry in her community was honored recently, named "Volunteer of the Year" by Long Island Cares.
Mount Sinai South Nassau's Truth in Medicine poll looks at the rise in mental health conditions since COVID-19 started.
One store is located within 1,000 feet of an elementary school, police say.
The actor, who grew up in Albertson, is accused of rape by three women, all members of the Church of Scientology.
Rep. Lee Zeldin received the official endorsement of former President Donald Trump in his race for the governor's seat against Kathy Hochul. Zeldin reportedly downplayed the news of the endorsement amid leaked texts that indicated his team was in touch with Trump's in an effort to overturn the 2020 election, according to a report.
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