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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.
The man chased the mother of his children with a machete, as well as a neighbor who helped the woman, the DA says.
Find out what's happening in Babylon Villagefor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Find out what's happening in Babylon Villagefor free with the latest updates from Patch.
"Did the governor want the police to leave them out, despite having evidence that they cut up and disposed of two bodies?"— DA RayTierney.
Scammer Targets Disgraced George Santos, Tries To Fleece $900K: Feds
Hector Medina, Jr., is not only accused of trying to scam Santos — he also targeted "That 70s Show" actor Danny Masterson, authorities said.
Eleven were treated at the scene; one was taken to the hospital after the 7-alarm fire that drew over 100 firefighters, cops say.
Market owners claim they were sold bogus vegan and gluten-free donuts similar to the Dunkin chain, but bakery owner says that's not true.
One suspect was chased into a swampy area and had to be treated for hypothermia, police said.
The mild winter and all that rain triggered one of the earliest migrations DEC has observed.
In a home burglary, he raped a young mom, slashed her forehead, and twisted a knife inside her in front of her toddler, DA says.
The settlement with Fulton Commons comes after years of "despicable mistreatment," Attorney General Letitia James said.
Customers were asked to round up their bill this fall. Long Island Cares thanked participants for their kindness.

Just months after the popular chain liquidated in the face of its parent company's demise, a New York store is returning to life.
Tickets go on sale Tuesday for the Aug. 18 concert.

The charity was launched in memory of Dylan, who fought leukemia. It donates LEGOs, aids Ronald McDonald House and provides scholarships.

The team wowed the crowd with their antics as they faced off before a crowd of more than 800, school. district officials said.
The fully modernized racetrack is expected to generate 3,700 construction jobs, Governor Hochul announced.

"It's like shopping in Nicole's closet, she picks everything out herself," the store's COO said. Here's some of what the shop offers.

Feb. 26 was proclaimed Dolphus Knowles Day.
The store is expected to open in early 2025, according to a report.
"It makes me happy that people are still remembering him," Liam Wells told Patch.
A resident spotted her on a Ring camera.
Franchisee Megha Jain Narsimhamurthy said the opening "marks an exciting milestone both for the Buffalo Wild Wings brand and our team."
The county executive announced the federal lawsuit on Wednesday.
This cosmic event happens once every 400 years in the same location. Here's when to witness it on LI, as well as enjoy pre-eclipse events.

"He had so much life ahead of him. He's missing the weddings, the children. He could have been a father one day — but we'll never know."

The toy shop is opening where Little Switzerland once was. "We are looking forward to seeing all of our friends and meeting many new ones."
The pair were offered anger management in exchange for a guilty plea to third-degree assault, Nassau DA says.
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