Special Needs Group Leaves Farm After Confrontation With Owner, Monitoring Tropical Storm Joaquin, Shooting Investigation

Here’s a look at some of the headlines reported across Long Island Patches on Tuesday.

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• Special Needs Group Leaves Wickham’s Fruit Farm After Confrontation With Owner
• 3 Long Islanders on Forbes 2015 List of the 400 Wealthiest Americans
• Tropical Storm Joaquin Approaching Hurricane Status, Future Track Uncertain
• Police: Glen Cove Shooting Under Investigation
• Police: Bookkeeper Stole $10K From Bellmore Business
• Bellone Joins Smithtown Celebration
• DA: Man Stole $1.6 Million From Bellmore-Merrick EMS
• Man Tries to Rob East Farmingdale Bank
• Gunman Robs Calverton Gas Station
• Car Crashes Into Lindenhurst Taekwondo Center
• Police Release Photos of Men Wanted in West Babylon Gas Station Robbery
• Another Video of a Humpback Whale Enjoying Long Island Sound Waters
• Local Halloween Extravaganza “Spooky Walk” Returns in October
• Syosset Teacher Receives University of Chicago’s Outstanding Educator Award
• Elwood 7-Eleven Robbed for the Second Time This Month
• Free Rabies Vaccination Clinic at Nearby Community Center
• Filmmaker Killed in Car Crash to be Honored at Hamptons International Film Festival
• Southold Town Supervisor Candidates Discuss Environmental Issues
• Pierson High School Senior Named All-State, All-County Musician

Photo: Google Maps/Wickham’s Fruit Farm in Cutchogue