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Gilgo Beach Victim ID'd after 20 Years: LI Patch Week In Review
ALSO: Crowds swarm and trash Long Island beach | Unemployment rate soars | Five rescued from apartment fire.

LONG ISLAND, NY — Here are some of the biggest stories that Long Island Patches covered this week.
20 years after she went missing, the family of a young woman slain and dismembered by the Gilgo Beach killer have closure, police say.
The crowd reportedly set up tents, a food truck, kayak rentals; trash, human waste left behind.
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A fire broke out at a two-story commercial-residential hybrid early Tuesday.
Long Island Unemployment Rate Soars
Nearly 2 million fewer people were employed in private sector jobs in April in New York compared to last year.
Find out what's happening in Massapequafor free with the latest updates from Patch.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo on Thursday said he will sign an executive order allowing businesses to deny entry for people who aren't wearing a mask.
Guitarist Phil Collen put on a live, virtual performance of the hit song "Pour Some Sugar On Me" for the class. Watch it here.
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