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The home "sustained extensive damage," but nobody was hurt, police say. Burning propane cylinders posed a challenge to the firefighters.
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The man tried to "open the front door aggressively" and damaged the glass, police say.
One of the drivers was caught and cited, police say.
The men were driving a car that detectives say had been part of a prior burglary.
The vehicle, which had stopped on the mainline tracks, was split in half upon impact and burst into flames, an MTA spokesman said.
Multiple summonses were issued to Sugar Pine Spa, police say.
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The closures are expected during weeknights for approximately four weeks for pavement resurfacing.
Daniel Gale Foundation's third annual outing is scheduled for June. Golf, tennis, and pickleball will be played for charitable causes.
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The dog, Cola, was left at Sunken Meadow State Park without a collar, food, water or shelter, Suffolk SPCA detectives said.
"Satisfying comfort food and exceptional service has earned Maureen’s Kitchen a special place in the hearts of Smithtown locals."
Two women and a man are wanted for grand larceny after police say they stole from Sunglass Hut in the Smith Haven Mall.
The girl's piece was selected for the prestigious Long Island’s BEST Young Artists Exhibit at The Heckscher Museum in Huntington.
"It felt amazing to finally get on the field and know because of us, flag football was brought here for the first time," one captain said.
Norman Rockwell, a 2-year-old bully mix, "isn't just a dog. He's a celebration of everything good in the world."
George Lutz said he believes that "God would want me to use my talents to help others."
