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Sheep Tied To Tree | LI, HV In Julia Roberts Movie | Grease Bandits
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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 sheep's feet were tied together, police say.
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"I hope the arrest can give some peace and closure to the community, particularly during the upcoming holidays." Police Chief Michael Sarlo
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The woman faces up to seven years in prison.
The driver was accused of raping the girl on the bus in a parking lot and at his apartment, the DA says.

A planned parade was canceled, but for Cassy and Keith Caputo, giving goes on. "There's nothing like the happy you get from helping others."

"Having been present during the many milestones of our community members made us feel like we were a part of their lives."

"Your Heart's Voice" teaches children to follow their intuition. The tragic death of the author's brother influenced the award-winning book.
He told an undercover officer that able to find his young victims "at church," federal officials say.
Cooking Grease Bandits Deployed Oil Slick Trying To Elude Cops: DEC
A police chase ended with the suspects dumping 50 to 100 gallons of cooking oil onto a roadway.

New Julia Roberts Movie Filmed On LI, In Hudson Valley Debuts
The "apocalyptic thriller" was filmed in spots across Long Island and the Hudson Valley
A search of his home in connection with a burglary in which he fired a gun found 41 "operable weapons," DA says.
Lawmaker Reacts To His Historic Censure Over False Fire Alarm On Hill
The congressman admitted to mistakenly pulling the alarm. He pleaded guilty in October to a misdemeanor related to the incident.
Is it a key part of the infrastructure? Art? A prop used by film crews? A historic relic? Patch investigates so you don't have to.
In New York State, abandoned cemeteries become a town's responsibility.
Santos is offering several types of Cameo videos to buyers, ranging from birthday greetings to the chance to be "roasted" by him.
One person displayed a knife, and they skipped off with the jackets and other items, police said.
The museum earned $115,000 in rebates from PSEG.
Richard "Uncle Ricky" DiRocco took his final steps as he was struck by a vehicle that didn't stop, cops say. His family hopes for justice.
The Better Business Bureau issued the warning after learning the business' website appeared to be taking payments, officials said.
The cable network purchased the rights to Mark Chiusano's recently published book.

The December fundraiser will benefit The Chloe Belle Foundation's toy drive, care packages and beach wheelchairs, all for cancer patients.
The girl was walking to school when a man turned around to face her and started performing a lewd act, police say.
The coach also asked his player for nude videos and photographs, the DA said.

"Today's milestone — generating the 1st power from South Fork Wind — is a significant step toward achieving New York's offshore wind goal."

It took more than two years, but Dalers is now open. Owner Ben LoManto said he's relieved to have finally opened. "Hard work pays off."
A cash reward is offered for information that leads to an arrest, police said. Have you seen this woman?
Arthur Lih created the suction tool LifeVac as a simple and more effective alternative to the Heimlich Maneuver.
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