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The program is a response to Long Island's need for opioid treatment options and will operate six days a week, a release said.
An unknown person or people stole the compact truck loader last month, police say.
"I think everyone in Sayville is going to love it."
The incident occurred Wednesday afternoon, 511NY reports.
The car flipped multiple times and came to a rest on its nose against the Robert Moses Causeway overpass, the DA says.
The skilled choir performed the national anthem for local officials.
Flights will begin in summer 2023.
The duo stole the items last month.
"You never really expect that to happen to a friend of yours."
The train due to Jamaica was delayed on Monday afternoon, authorities say.
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We all know athletes who shine whether they’re competing or not. Let's help share these amazing stories!
The teams participated in their first virtual, national competition.
The man was pronounced dead at the scene, police say.
London is a “very loving girl” who will “do whatever you do, as long as she can do it with you.” Will you be her forever home?
“To know Melissa was to love her.”
Shoppers can find spiritual and metaphysical-themed books that focus on personal growth.
The non-profit, which helps provide shelter for the homeless, received a $200,000 grant from Bank of America.
The man threw an object at the store's window and stole money, police say.
The program requires students to complete volunteer service, personal development, physical fitness and exploration hours.
