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Young Couple Shot To Death: LI Patch Week In Review
ALSO: Coyotes spotted in the area / The 15 most Instagram-able spots on LI / Where'd this peacock come from? / Another dead whale on beach

Here are some of the biggest stories that patch covered for the week of July 23.
Young Couple Shot To Death
The 21-year-old woman was shot inside a car while the 22-year-old man was shot outside the car on Wednesday night, police say.
Peacock Shows Up At Long Island Home, Won't Leave
A peacock has apparently taken a liking to a local home, but the human residents there would like to find its owner if it has one.
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Man Shot Dead At Long Island Pool Hall
A search is on for the killer.
Coyotes Are Living In Roslyn Area, SPCA Says
Nassau County SPCA wants residents to take certain precautions now that they share a community with coyotes.
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4-Year-Old Starts Lemonade Stand To Raise Money For Charity
The little boy raised over $600 for Wounded Warriors.
Officers Injured In Car Chase, But Find Pounds Of Pot: Police
The chase started on the Southern State and spilled over onto residential streets, reports say.
Another Dead Whale Washes Up On Long Island Beach
The 30-35 foot whale washed up this morning. It's the third dead whale found on Long Island shores in the last two months.
'Major World' Manager From LI Admits To Concealing Millions
Two former senior managers pleaded guilty on Thursday to filing a false corporate tax return.
Also worth a read:
- The 15 Most Instagram Worthy Spots On Long Island
- Taylor Swift Sued By Long Island Man Over Her App
- Paul Johnson, Retired NYPD Officer, Dies Of 9/11 Related Illness
- Long Island Kid Gets To Be Dairy Queen's Chief Blizzard Officer
- WATCH: Park Employees Save Turtle Found With Hook In Mouth
- Child Molester, Abuser Sentenced To 150 Years In Prison: AG
- WATCH: Transformer Fire Causes Intense Light Show
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