After Racist Attacks, LI Youth Group 'Not Going Anywhere': Patch PM

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After Racist Attacks, LI Youth Group Vows: 'We're Not Going Anywhere'

LI's Butterfly Effect Project was created to empower young girls; that vow is stronger than ever after racist attacks. Support is needed.

Deadly Drugs Seized In 'Major' Drug Bust On LI: DA

Long Island drug dealers sold heroin and fentanyl nationwide using the United States Post Office and the dark web, the DA says.

LI Student, 'A Beautiful Soul' Mourned By School Community: Superintendent

In "a final act of compassion and bravery," she gave as an organ donor, schools superintendent says.

Human Remains Present For 'Several Years' Found At LI Preserve: Police

The person responsible in is in law enforcement and there is no threat to the community, police said.

11 Stony Brook University Student Visas Revoked

The visa status of 21 students in the State University of New York's system have changed, a spokeswoman says.

20 Years To Life For Former AZ Man Who Gunned Down Friend On LIRR Train

He has "accepted responsibility, and expressed remorse," one of his defense attorney says.

Golden Coach Diner To Close After 45 Years: 'Heavy Hearts, Deep Gratitude'

The family is retiring, according to a post shared on Instagram. "Thank you for allowing us to be a part of your lives."

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