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4.7 Magnitude Earthquake Recorded Off Coast, Felt on Long Island
Also: Alligator confiscated from home / Police chiefs warn of fentanyl dangers / ALDI hosting hiring events / Man starved dog to death: DA

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4.7 Magnitude Earthquake Recorded Off Coast, Felt on Long Island
The quake Tuesday evening was felt in several states.
Alligator Confiscated From LI Home During Narcotics Search: SCPD
The foot-long alligator was found in a local home while officers responded to a narcotics-related search warrant on Wednesday, police say.
Find out what's happening in Port Jeffersonfor free with the latest updates from Patch.
ALDI To Host Hiring Events At All LI Locations
Find out how to get a job at one of the six Long Island locations of the supermarket chain.
Police Chiefs Warn Of Fentanyl Dangers In New PSA
The PSA also featured longtime news anchor Drew Scott, who lost his 22-year old granddaughter Hallie Rae to opioid addiction.
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After Horrific Tragedy, Cuomo Announces Limo Safety Reforms
"It took a long time, and a tough fight, but families are going to see changes to limousine laws, so no one has to walk in our shoes."
Also Worth A Look
- Man Starved Dog To Death: District Attorney
- War Hero Honored 50 Years After Falling In Line Of Duty
- New Coffeehouse To Open In North Babylon
- 2 Charged With Defrauding Individuals In Letgo Scam: Police
- 2 Arrested For Trafficking Illegal Guns: NYAG
- 'Wind Driven Dust Clouds' Pose Problems In Hamptons
- Snow Expected to Impact Friday Commute
- Not So Fast: Tappan Zee Bridge Still Being Dismantled
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