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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, from the worst situations imaginable to most wonderful, across the state. You can also find your local Patch and catch up on those stories by clicking here.

2 Turkeys 'Pardoned', Just Days Before Thanksgiving

The turkeys were saved by an animal advocacy group.

Woman Fatally Stabs Her Mother: Police

A woman faces a murder charge after police say she stabbed her mother to death the night before Thanksgiving.

Boy Robbed Of Coat, iPhone By Pack Of 8 Others On Thanksgiving Eve: Police

He was not injured, police say.

Officers Respond To President-Elect Donald Trump Cabinet Pick Lee Zeldin's Home: Police

The call came in just before 9 a.m., and Emergency Service Section officers checked the property, a police spokesman said.

Woman Who Lost 2 Parents To Traumatic Brain Injury 'Changing Lives'

"I've spent my life helping others in tragedy in honor of my parents." Now, 2 new centers will open to help TBI patients.

Parents Say Daughter Was 'Groomed' By Teacher, Coach; Lawsuit Filed

His interactions with the student were "overtly sexual and egregiously abusive," a lawsuit states, adding he'd groomed her since 7th grade.

Man Caught Speeding With 26 License Suspensions: Police

He was pulled over on the Long Island Expressway, police say.

Boats Catch Fire After Intoxicated Woman Crashes Into Boatyard: Police

An intoxicated woman crashed into a boatyard, causing 4 boats to catch fire, police say.

Man Stabbed Co-Worker: Police

The man stabbed his co-worker during an argument, police say.

11 Dogs Found Urine-Soaked, Infested With Fleas Home With Rats: SPCA

At least two of the dogs, tested presumptive positive for cocaine exposure, Chief Roy Gross says.

LI Pizza Strong Raises Funds For Car Crash Survivors

"It was an emotional day of sadness and joy, but we were honored to do this for the third time for the families." - Alyssa Guidice.

School Supe Charged In DWI Crash That Hurt Motorcyclist: PD

He was arrested and charged with driving while intoxicated; he was removed "immediately," as district gathers information.

1 Week After Deadly Fire, Donations Continue To Pour In

Bags of clothing and donations filled a porch this week as the community opens its hearts — and mourns Edy Herrera, who perished.

Jury Convicts Man In Connection With Sexually Abusing His Children: DA

The man, now 68, abused three of his children, seven to 13 years old, over 13 years; as adults they reported him, prosecutors say.

Hospital Honored By American College of Surgeons

The hospital has been named a Quality Verification Program Hospital by the American College of Surgeons.

Animal Preserve's Beloved Resident Bear, 'Honey,' Dies At 27

The black bear was the ambassadors for wildlife education to thousands of visitors to the center each year.

$140K Raised For Special Olympics At Polar Plunge

The event, which was modified due to bad weather, drew around 550 people, officials say.

Swim Team Wins State Competition

The girls took first in the 200 medley relay and 200 freestyle relay. One girl set a new pool record for the butterfly.

Signs On Indian Reservation Land Say Public Will Pay Fee For Entry

At least two signs with the tribe's seal, say customers, "non-blood right members" will be charged a fee. The tribe declined to comment.

Kait's Angels Keeps Legacy Of Daughter, Lost Too Soon, Alive With Love

Kait's Angels has marked the 10 years since Kaitlyn Doorhy died while at college with a steadfast focus on helping others in the community.

45RPM To Play Final Show At The Nutty Irishman

"After years of unforgettable performances and cherished memories, the time has come for us to bid farewell." Check out the final show.

'Devastated': Family Mourns LI Woman Struck, Killed By Police Vehicle

"We just want the information," MaryAnne Marman said of her daughter's death. "I can't go on not knowing exactly what happened."

Car, Bone Found In GA Pond Linked To NY Couple Missing 44 Years

Charles and Catharine Romer had been driving back home after spending the winter in Florida before their disappearance.

2 More 'Untouchable Gorilla Stone Bloods Gang' Shotcallers Go Down

"Beagle" and "Dick Wolf," the highest-ranking members of the notorious gang, each got long federal sentences in a White Plains courtroom.

Centuries-Old Art Form Thrives Along The Hudson With Deft Hands

For a few hours, the Hudson Valley felt much bigger, and the world closer than ever, thanks to a joyous expression of timeless movement.