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Crime Nearby: Teacher's Aide Gets Inappropriate
Notable arrests and convictions around Long Island.
Pam Robinson, Patch Staff
Pam Robinson, Patch Staff
- Huntington, NY
Pam is associate regional editor for Patch Long Island/North Shore, a resident of Huntington since 1982, and a co-founder and first president of the American Copy Editors Society.
She can be reached at pam.robinson@patch.com or 516-287-8931.
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Voters to Decide on School Budgets, Candidates
Polling set Tuesday at high schools.
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Huntington Candidate: Deniqua Crichlow
School board candidates identify key issues for district.
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Limitation on Route 110 Traffic in Halesite
One-way traffic between Mill Lane and Hill Place for three nights.
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S. Huntington Candidate Laura Carey: Top Issue
School board candidates answer question about key district issue.
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Town Debuts New Website
Easier navigation, form downloads are among the many upgrades.
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Man Killed After SUV Crashes Into Harbor
Rescuers pull a second man to safety from six feet of water.
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Lloyd Harbor Man Hurt in New Hampshire Crash
Driver of 1967 Porsche strikes tree head on.
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S. Huntington Candidate Ciappetta: Top District Issue
School board candidates cite top issues for districts.
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Nearby: Filmmakers Capture Post-Sandy Spirit
Patch reports on news from around Long Island.
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4 Arrested at DWI Checkpoint
Checkpoint Set up in Huntington Station.
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Huntington Candidate Mosden: Top District Issue
School board candidates cite top issues for districts.
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Jay Black to Kick Off Free Summer Concerts
Long Island Culture: Iconic rock legend begins summer-long series at Eisenhower Park.
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