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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.
Police tapped the expertise of a local farm to help keep the pony safe and the morning coffee lines moving.
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The high school student interned in investigative genetic genealogy.
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A spokesperson for the diocese said it's been a "long, difficult mediation with the goal of compensating survivors."
"Always dream big — that's what I did."
He was pronounced dead on Sunday morning, police said.
Three men were arrested and charged in connection to the Saturday afternoon incident, police said.

"He had been in the shelter for too long. Now he has a huge yard and other doggy friends."
Around $460 worth of cards were stolen from Target on April 25, police say.
Jesse Garcia says people have had their fill with Santos' "clown car show." Santos says he will be around a long time and might run again.
The business expects to implement a new labeling system, according to statement released by attorney.

"The similarities in our lives must outweigh the differences and byworking together we can make a better world." – Jeannie Parnes Wechsler
Failure To Use Signal Leads Cops To Gun, 'Trap' Filled With Drugs
The hidden compartment contained a stolen.32 caliber handgun, 85 grams of cocaine, 245 oxycodone pills and 110 ecstasy pills, cops said.
"It is very unfortunate that the USDA report has been misinterpreted and is being used to villainize Long Island Game Farm."
"The jury has spoken, but unfortunately, that will not bring back this young boy." — County District Attorney Raymond A. Tierney.

As osprey numbers continue to soar, the group has shifted focus to hazard and conflict mitigation to protect them from danger.
The single engine Cesna's engine lost power during the flight, police say.
Mother, Daughter Partners In Crime Get Prison In $1.7M COVID Scheme
The pair used the identities of around 300 people to submit online loan applications, seeking over $3 million.
There's Still Time To Help The DEC Choose Its New Cover Model
Like an episode of "Next Top Model," the agency wants your help choosing the native species to grace the newest Habitat & Access Stamp.
"It's one of the largest problems in food waste," he told Patch.
"This defendant preyed on and violated two elderly women while they were supposed to be in the safe harbor of their own homes."

The popup bar is inspired by 90s and 2000s cartoons. There will be themed cocktails and mocktails, food, dessert, photo opps and more.

"They are still incredibly thankful that we were willing to allow visitors to see him."
"This defendant circumvented and frustrated the legal system in Suffolk County in order to benefit herself." - DA Ray Tierney
He drove 'high on a dangerous cocktail of fentanyl and cocaine,' killing a former Marine and three kids going to get ice cream, the DA said.
Proceeds will benefit families facing pediatric cancer.

Hoops for Hope hosts basketball tournaments to raise money for the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention.
Over the last month, Babylon's Litter Response Team collected 72 tons of litter, the weight of 19 elephants.
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