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"Prison, not probation, is appropriate for consumers of child sexual assault materials." — Suffolk County District Attorney Raymond Tierney.
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As part of his plea, he will be required to pay $3 million in restitution to New York State or face imprisonment, the DA says.
Justin Timberlake showed remorse at court. "This is a mistake I made. If you have even 1 drink, don't get behind the wheel of a car."
An anonymous person claimed to have placed bombs around the high school, police said.
'Resilient' Dog Rescued From Shed Is'Smart, Sweet And Loving' Soul
"He really is an amazing boy that would make someone happy." — Babylon Animal Shelter volunteer Lyndsey Grosjean.
The sisters, 2 and 4, were found unresponsive in a pond behind their apartment complex, police say.
She was spotted in the stolen car, backed into a police vehicle and bolted, then ended up hitting the other one head-on, cops say.
Services have been set for Bay Shore firefighter and Engine Company 1 Captain Bruce Lewandowski.
Two men were arrested for grand larceny, police said.
Detectives request anyone with information regarding the incident outside the Shelter Rock Jewish Center to call them.
The incident happened just after 1:30 a.m. on Sunday, police said.
Investigation determined that the boy, 11, never pointed the shotgun at anyone and no one was placed in danger, police said.
There will be awards, raffles, refreshments, food, S'mores, shirts for the first 300 race finishers, and more.
"This defendant took a life in a brazen act of violence that occurred in full view of our community. Violence like this is unacceptable."

"She continues to inspire faith, send signs, and spread love and hope to so many and that is what keeps our hearts afloat."
He hit 2 men in the chest; both survived, the DA says.
GoFundMe tribute says the five months pregnant woman stabbed to death two weeks shy of her 30th birthday "wanted the best for her babies."

"We love doing everything we can for [Farmingdale]," said Chef Eric LeVine. He said 317's goal is to provide the best value and fun.
The person became sick in late August, was hospitalized, and is currently recovering at home, Dr. Gregson Pigott said.
The charity aims to raise awareness of the dangers and causes of skin cancer/melanoma through early education and funding research.
He fired the shots into the home of a man he'd been engaged in a dispute with, the DA says.
The Garden City-based organization has been in operation for over 50 years, serving over 2,000 persons with disabilities.

The Town of Islip recognized Recovery Awareness Month with a series of events at town hall.
Sixteen samples came back with unsafe levels of lead, officials said.
Kranepool played all 18 years in the majors for the New York Mets.
Despite rumors, the mayor said that there are no plans to move the court.
The pantry will serve Western Nassau residents in need.

The attraction includes the Glow in the Dark Room, the Haunted Carnival, the Nightmare Before Christmas, a Trick-Or-Treat Room, and more.

The playground features new structures, safety surfaces, walkways, arches, landscaping, resurfaced picnic areas, handicap tables and more.

West Babylon Volunteer Fire Department has been named EMS Agency of the Year by the Suffolk Regional Emergency Medical Services Council.

"We will never forget." See video here.
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