DOT Worker Faked Timesheets, Stole Over $12K, DA Says: Patch PM

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DOT Worker Accused Of Faking Timesheets, Stealing Over $12K: DA

The 47-year-old, who has worked for the state DOT for 12 years, allegedly faked her timesheets over the course of 4 months, the DA says.

The Latest On How Much Snow Is Coming, When It Will Start Falling

It may be a rough ride to work Wednesday.

Woman Desperate To Find Dog, Sammie, Reported Stolen From Vet

"I just want my dog back," a heartbroken woman said. Have you seen Sammie?

Man Who Made Anti-Semitic Threats At LI Costco Arrested: Police

Police say the man threatened two men, as well as an 11-year-old child, and made anti-Semitic comments against all of them.

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