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Motorcyclist Killed After Trying to Drive Around Tractor-Trailer
Also: Tractor Supply Company opens first LI store / The most popular Halloween candy in NY revealed / Cat Cafe open for business

Share-worthy stories from the Long Island Patch network to talk about tonight:
Man Killed in Motorcycle Crash
The 23-year-old was attempting to drive around a tractor-trailer that had pulled out onto the road when he crashed this morning, police say.
Tractor Supply Company Opens First Long Island Store
The first Long Island Tractor Supply Company store is now open for business.
Find out what's happening in Mineolafor free with the latest updates from Patch.
A 'Purrfect' Happy Ending: Cat Cafe Open For Business
"The mission of The Shabby Tabby is to get as many homeless cats into fur-ever homes as possible." Who else can't wait to go?
What's The Most Popular Halloween Candy In NY?
Candy Store recently released its map for the best-selling candy in each state. Find out which is the most popular in New York.
Find out what's happening in Mineolafor free with the latest updates from Patch.
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