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On the weekend, we present a week in review of the top stories and headlines from all across New York. Here's a roundup of some of the most-read stories across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.
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Shots were fired at a vehicle inside of an apartment complex just before 11 a.m. on Wednesday, police say.
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The sexual abuse began at a celebration for her kindergarten graduation and went on nearly five years, the DA said.
The home where Thomas Valva, 8, died after spending the night in his father's frigid garage appears to have been sold, records say.
A woman has been charged with possession of burglar tools and trespass, police said.

Conservation officers said they found animals she didn't have permits for, and what she did have a permit for she was doing wrong.

"What this flight really represents is a 'big hug' to all veterans from Honor Flight, their families and supporters."

The painting flew off a passing car in Riverhead, the woman says.
Yes, he physically stole the meters, police say.
The owner of the Bayville Adventure Park used federal disaster loans to pay for a vacation home on Nantucket, prosecutors said.

Students donated 23 tons of food to Long Island Cares, the equivalent of more than 37,000 meals.

"We believe that [County Executive Blakeman] is acting outside the law," one advocate told Patch.
One person sustained multiple injuries, police say.
Supervisor Don Clavin said, "It's something I've never seen before."

"It's important to emphasize that 'Every Veteran is Appreciated' and to never forget their sacrifices." - Eva Casale
The man was violent while resisting arrest, police say. The man had been banned from a 7-Eleven before returning to urinate, police say.
A woman lost more than $15K in a scam, and the scammers tried to trick her again the next day, police say.
It's the only one on Long Island. It kicks off May 3 with limited edition posters and badges, and themed food and signature cocktails.
My Grandmother's Kitchen was burglarized, and police say they are looking for the person who stole an Apple MacBook and money.

We all know students who excel in academic, fine arts or volunteer service. Here's one local resident who is having an impact.

"Please help up save Ash so she can continue to run around and enjoy being herself." - Mae Jensen

In memory of a young man who was always willing to help others, his friend wants to help the family.

A portion of proceeds from the blue "Cookie Monster" shake will be donated.
Although the town board meeting was set to discuss a proposed moratorium on new hotel development, residents asked for a broad pause.

Food, games, music and a character meet-and-greet will be available at an event hosted by the fire department.

"By hosting these types of events, we are making memories and impacting lives in a positive way." - Officer Stacie Pollio
"This sentence sends a clear message that we take white collar crime extremely seriously here in Suffolk County." — DA Ray Tierney.

"We're super thankful to be able to find homes for some of the longer-stay dogs by having them posted on Patch!"

Part of the proceeds will be used to bring chocolate-drizzled popcorn to children battling cancer. The foundation is "utterly grateful."

"The wind phone will serve as a special connection between us and our loved ones who are no longer on this Earth."- Carole Trottere.
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