Fake LI Ride Share Driver Sexually Abused Women: DA | Patch PM

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Fake Ride Share Driver Sexually Abused Unconscious Women: DA

Raul Gauman, 43, posed as a ride share driver and sexually abused —and videotaped— unconscious female passengers, DA says.

Mayor 'Appalled' By Proud Boys March

A Long Island mayor posted additional remarks on the weekend rally after his initial comments were deemed "insufficient" by many.

Brooklyn Chef/Owner Expands Portfolio With Long Island Restaurant

"The community has been amazing," the Bluebird Kitchen owner says of his new Long Island restaurant, expected to open in December.

Volleyball Team On LI Rallies Around Coach With Cancer

The high school players supported their coach through her treatment, and organized a fundraiser to help a LI breast cancer nonprofit.

Man Hit, Killed By Bus: Police

Police say the man was out for a run at night when he was hit by the bus.

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