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Suffolk Officer Recovering After Being Shot By Robbery Suspect: Police
"This is just a reminder of how dangerous it is to be a police officer." — Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison

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"This is just a reminder of how dangerous it is to be a police officer." — Police Commissioner Rodney Harrison

Fifty-seven private and public wells will be tested just south of the airport in Mastic and Shirley, Newsday reported.
He has organized a food drive for the Lighthouse Mission and a home run derby for a local autism foundation.
The 2022 Honda Civic was stolen from Poospatuck Lane in Mastic on April 8, Suffolk police said.
Ottilie volunteers in the community, but always finds time to lend a hand to her mom.
Benjamin's passion for writing is intense and he is still growing with a mind that has an ever-loving growth for knowledge.
Aidan is always mindful of classmates' feelings, and strives for inclusivity.
Honor Roll student Christopher is always helping others. His kindness and supportive nature as a gentlemen makes him stand out.
Jeneva worked in healthcare through COVID-19 and got a full scholarship to St. Joe's, all while raising three children.
Caitlyn is a competitive runner and cheerleader bound for the U.S. Naval Academy. She also has her student pilot license.
Brandon channeled his feelings into his music and has mastered seven instruments.
Sky excels at school, sports, and music, and when she fails only tries harder.
Logan's grades often land him on the Principal's List, but he finds time for clubs, and the Almost Home Animal Rescue & Adoption, Inc.
Brendan has a 97 weighted average and is a competitive runner who helps classmates and the community in his spare time.
She struggles with visual impairment; has started a non-profit-501c3 to help children who are blind, visually impaired, or chronically ill.
Donated items also included treats, and various pet care supplies like litter boxes, pet carriers, and toys.
Alexa Ginis has been named the valedictorian, and Sara Breitenbecker and Gianna Marchese, co-salutatorians.
Treat mom to some local grub.
Treat mom to some local grub.