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LI Superspreader Wedding Under Investigation: Week In Review
ALSO: 15 indicted in drug ring | Early voting draws crowds across LI | Bomb threat evacuates school | Man indicted for wife's murder

LONG ISLAND, NY — Here are some of the biggest stories that Long Island Patches covered this week.
The state liquor authority is investigating an "allegedly illegal...dangerous" wedding that led to 30 coronavirus cases; 6 schools impacted.
Long Island House Party Had 200-300 In Attendance: Police
A woman who lives at the home faces charges following the large party, which included underage drinking, Saturday night, police say. A 62-year-old man was hospitalized after being struck in the face by someone fleeing the party when police arrived.
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Crowds Turn Out To Vote Early Across LI Despite Long Lines, Waits
"I'm concerned we might not have another chance to vote. Anything is possible in this election year — from COVID to the fall of democracy."
Crackdown On Coronavirus 'Spreader' Events On Long Island: Officials
Officials are cracking down on "spreader" events with more than $15K in fines for a wedding with 30 cases and a party with 200+ guests.
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Authorities say the enraged man shot his wife in August during an argument in their bedroom, then grabbed a second gun and shot her brother.
The gang members and associates sold narcotics including cocaine, heroin, methamphetamines and more, authorities said.
The bomb threat was called in Thursday morning, police say
Also worth a read:
- Long Island Trump Parade Catches President's Attention
- Mother Speaks Out Against Bullying After Daughter's Death
- WATCH: Long Islanders Wait Hours To Vote Early; Motives Vary
- Longtime Long Island Movie Theater Closes After Coronavirus Shutdown
- Future Uncertain For Historic Long Island Movie Theater
- LI School Nurse Shares Her Experience With Coronavirus
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